2025-04-03.log

^alexon the pocket reform it reads as 100% until the syscon gets a chance to talk to the battery subsystem00:03
vagrantcso yup, after drilling a hole where the line-in pins stick up a bit too far, i was able to get the antenna plat to sit *almost* flat ... it still rests on the audio-out jack slightly off-level00:26
vagrantcantenna plate ...00:26
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minutevagrantc: interesting. you still have acrylic side panels? and battery cell unplugging order doesn't matter if you have protected battery boards, or if the battery boards are unplugged from the mainboard.01:01
vagrantcminute: i guess now that you phrase it that way ... is it ok to swap out cells without unplugging from the mainboard (with protected battery board) ?01:02
vagrantcobviously, now while powered on!01:02
vagrantcnot while...01:03
vagrantcminute: the acrylyic bit was the molex antenna plate that came with the rk3588 upgrade, i think?01:03
vagrantcinstalled over the SD card ... but the lin-in pins stick up a and bumped it a bit01:03
vagrantcwill try to get a picture of it, though i do not have a great camera01:05
vagrantcpinephone or librem5 both kind of blurry for stuff like this01:06
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vkoskivminute: Will you make it to Revision this year? :310:36
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joschwhoops, the MNT debian repo does not contain the pocket-reform-handbook package anymore o011:01
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sevansaw this, thought it might be of interest https://hackaday.com/2025/04/03/handheld-18650-analyzer-scopes-out-salvaged-cells/11:33
joschi want to have a device with that functionality11:50
minutevagrantc: line in is rarely used so you could clip off the pins :D11:50
joschi used one of those pins to get easy access to ground on the motherboard :)11:51
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vkoskivIs the 64bit time_t migration thing still ongoing? I still have 309 pkgs that won't upgrade. Most are fine, but my firefox is now old enough (123.0) that a root cert expired, which leaves me without plugins for now :D13:32
vkoskivUnusual output when specifically upgrading firefox:13:32
vkoskivUnsatisfied dependencies: libevent-dev : Depends: libevent-2.1-7 (= 2.1.12-stable-8)13:32
vkoskivIsn't the package I have already >= that dependency it says is unsatisfied?13:32
fricklervkoskiv: is this for sid or trixie? can you show the complete output on some paste service like paste.debian.net?13:37
vkoskivSure, one moment13:37
vkoskivhttps://paste.debian.net/1367236/13:40
vkoskivtrixie, and I have unstable selected as well13:40
fricklervkoskiv: hmm, I would either try "apt install firefox" or "apt full-upgrade"13:45
joschvkoskiv: the output of this would be interesting: apt-cache policy libevent-dev13:46
vkoskivjosch: https://mister-muffin.de/p/I365.txt13:49
vkoskivapt install firefox now suggests to upgrade 61, install 35 and remove 10 pkgs.13:50
vkoskivMost seeem completely unrelated to firefox: https://mister-muffin.de/p/E90V.txt13:52
vkoskivI guess full-upgrade is what I need, then? I didn't even know about that option, I always assumed upgrade did what full-upgrade does13:53
vkoskivBecause why would I want it to *not* upgrade things when I ask it to upgrade? :D13:54
frickleriiuc upgrade doesn't delete pkgs when that is necessary to install newer ones13:54
joschvkoskiv: try "sudo apt full-upgrade"13:56
vkoskivIt suggests this, I've no idea if that removal list is good or bad: https://mister-muffin.de/p/CoNe.txt13:56
vkoskivI get a vague sense that removing all those might break things13:57
joschvkoskiv: the removed packages are just old libraries, not full programs13:57
vkoskivOne way to find out :D13:57
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joschch: in case you have time, i would appreciate feedback for this abomination: https://salsa.debian.org/reform-team/reform-tools/-/merge_requests/114:14
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joschI just reproduced the extra-display issue on A311D classic Reform and Pocket Reform.14:35
joschThis is a really annoying regression... I fear I'll not be able to put time away for this before April 1514:36
joschcontext: https://community.mnt.re/t/sway-switch-workspace-erratic/321914:37
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andypiper_I'm back! (and so is my Pocket, after many customs-and-UPS shenanigans)14:48
andypiper_it was last actively used on Jan 31... what did I miss? :-)14:49
joschandypiper_: welcome back! That's imx8mplus pocket or a311d pocket or rk3588 pocket?14:49
andypiper_massive shout-out to wakest, plom, minute and the team for getting me back up-and-running btw.14:50
andypiper_i rock the rk3588 these days14:50
joschgreat, then you are not affected by the latest a311d issue ;)14:51
andypiper_oh, actually one thing - mine is booting from SD card right now but the main OS is on SSD. I'd like to book from mmc/ssd rather than sd card. Can someone remind me the magic incantation here?14:52
andypiper_I have /dev/nvme0n1p1 at / and /dev/mmcblk1p1 at /boot and it takes a bit longer to start up; I wanted to have SD card for alternate / rescue boot rather than main boot.14:52
andypiper_I saw some chatter about GNOME experiments in the community forum too, sounds fun to try out (sway atm)14:53
andypiper_oh, one more thing - I'm guest on The Bootloader podcast later today and one of my two "picks" to discuss will the the Pocket Reform and the MNT ethos.14:54
joschandypiper_: moving your installation from sdcard to nvme/emmc can be done with reform-setup-encrypted-disk -- we did some changes to that tool recently, so bugs to me please :)14:54
andypiper_the main installation is already on the nvme and I don't want to overwrite...14:55
joschoh you just want to move your /boot from sd-card to emmc14:56
andypiper_ah maybe I just need reform-boot-config14:56
joschyes14:56
joschif the --help text or man page of reform-boot-config is no telling you that it's the right tool for the job, then we should fix that14:56
andypiper_so reform-boot-config --emmc ssd I think...14:56
andypiper_it does now I spotted it (again) via help of reform-migrate-encrypted-disk ... getting my head back into this setup.14:57
joschandypiper_: if you have suggestions of where we could add documentation to make things more findable i'd be all ears as well :)14:58
andypiper_got it. Will give this a go.14:58
joschnice, let me know how it goes14:58
andypiper_done, booting faster, all set.15:02
joschsweet :)15:03
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vkoskivI guess audio has stopped working at some point. I just hear random crackling from the speakers, same thing for headphones when I toggle to those.15:12
vkoskivI didn't use audio, but I heard the crackling before running the full-upgrade today, so maybe not related to that.15:13
vkoskivdmesg says [ 1789.831638]  fe.dai-link-1: ASoC: no backend DAIs enabled for fe.dai-link-1, possibly missing ALSA mixer-based routing or UCM profile15:13
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vkoskivI get random crackles even when audio is not playing15:13
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fricklerandypiper_: regarding MNT ethos this new page might be interesting, if you missed it yesterday https://mntre.com/about.html15:31
andypiper_I saw that! And this is one reason why I decided to talk about them on the podcast, as I was thinking about what exciting hardware projects I could talk about, of which there were several :-) 15:32
fricklercool15:33
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joschpocket-reform-handbook_2025-03-16+dfsg-1_both.changes ACCEPTED into unstable18:24
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gustav28andypiper_: is this podcast available? I would like to have a listen19:03
gustav28does anyone know if the new mnt motherboard 3.0 will have usb-c for data or just for power?19:04
andypiper_it is called The Bootloader, this will be episode 19 that will come out sometime in the coming week or so.19:04
gustav28"just"*19:04
joschgustav28: the usb-c is for power and for remote uart debugging -- it's not a data-usb port that the OS can use19:07
gustav28Ok, thx19:08
gustav28andypiper_: thanks, I can't find it on apple podcasts, do you have a link?19:09
jnjosch: oh, uart access is nice though19:11
jnjosch: does the debug uart have a standard location on the reform cpu module connector?19:12
joschjn: S1 and S2 are exposed on the motherboard next to the module19:14
jn(i probably have to look it up myself)  what are S1/S2 and how do they relate to UART TX/RX, and how do they get from the CPU to the motherboard?19:16
jnhm, pins 26/28 of the SoM connector carry the "boot uart", that seems to be it19:18
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andreas-egustav28: I found it by a web search: https://www.thebootloader.net/19:41
andypiper_bootloader podcast link(s) -> https://episodes.fm/1644244356 19:41
andreas-eIt is also available on AntennaPod, installable through F-Droid.19:41
andypiper_just wrapped recording. I talked about MNT for about 5 minutes :-)19:42
andypiper_oh, I guess they don't show episode numbers in their episode listing, but it should be the one that comes out in April, maybe Sunday or Monday19:43
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gustav28ah, thanks. I saw that one but since your name was not mentioned I did not think I found the correct one. thanks!20:21
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