2025-09-10.log

minutejana: nice! i think that's how i started again after leaving irccloud many years ago, and then i installed a weechat relay on a server00:01
photomattmillsam I the only one still using irssi?  00:23
^alexwe use `circe` through znc00:25
joschphotomattmills: nope00:25
photomattmillsthe modified pocket is really great to use, btw. bigger keyboard solves all my issues. 00:30
photomattmills'done' is probably a little strong of a word for something still held together with tape, but I'm typing this message on it 00:31
photomattmillsI like it enough that I might steal the RK3588 module out of my reform next when it comes and put it in this instead00:33
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elbso ... what exactly drains so much power when the pocket reform is powered off?  or is it just the battery  chemistry or something?03:24
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* reform20465 -> rwa_10:11
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minuteelb: yet unknown11:13
[tj]sysctl and keyboard microcontrollers draw half a watt11:18
minute[tj]: makes sense, but we haven't isolated their power usage from the rest of the components, at least i haven't. 11:25
minutei'm thinking to upgrade to rp2350a in the next batch/revision, which has real deep sleep modes (at least advertised, haven't tested them yet)11:25
[tj]on the sysctl I stripped down the firmware to stub out the i2c peripheral calls and measured consumption using a ppk211:26
minute[tj]: ok! do you still have the result around?11:28
minute[tj]: i also have a ppk on my desk, but not yet set up!11:29
[tj]I'm sure I have the firmware, I need to switch to the mac to see if I have screenshots11:29
minutehmm > Minimal achievable power consumption is 0.18mA11:29
[tj]I know I sent measurements to grimmware, but all I can find are memes11:29
minutehaha @ memes11:29
[tj]there are issues with the firmware resuming which is where I stopped and then a lot of life occured11:29
minutehalf a watt means something is still very wrong11:30
minuteif the 0.18mA figure is anywhere near correct, lets say 0.2mA, that's only 1.64 mW @ 8.2V11:30
minuteeven at 10mA it would only be 82mW11:31
minutejacqueline: btw btw :D11:33
[tj]no measurements, I did find a copy of "computer connections" and the "does microsoft understand consent" meme11:33
[tj]I am quite sure it was 250mA, but rather than speculate I'll find you firmware11:34
[tj]this will be quite an awkward bundle, I'm sorry11:34
[tj]minute: DO NOT RUN THIS ON A POCKET REFORM: https://adventurist.me/public/sysctl-stub.diff11:43
[tj]I am quite sure I reused one of the power channel ios for debugging and it uses the pi pico status led11:44
[tj]the head of this repo is 7af38f211:45
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gsoraminute: my replacement screen finally came! do I need new double sided tape for the installation?12:55
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minutegsora: don't think so, maybe you can reuse what's there?13:24
gsoraminute: ok, will try 13:24
gsorathank you mnt for handling this issue btw13:24
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minutehmm apt-listbugs is really frustrating sometimes, it stops working here when ipv6 is enabled15:19
+ bkeys (~Thunderbi@66.110.201.50)15:20
minuteand if i interrupt it, it asks if i want to continue installation, i say "y" but it breaks anyway cc josch15:20
minuteif i disable ipv6, it works15:21
[tj]I hit this too because there is v6 addressing, but my isp changed and there are no routes15:26
[tj]if I let it time out it lets me install15:26
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joschminute: sorry, i have not encountered that problem yet -- i'd also have to look online for some solution15:48
joschTIL: setting connection to "shared" via network manager makes sharing your LTE connection via ethernet on the pocket trivially simple15:50
joschi'm typing this on an a311d classic reform connected to my pocket via ethernet15:51
joschthe pocket is online via lte (in spain)15:51
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minutejosch: oh wow16:12
joschfor those disliking clicky gui, it's as simple as: nmcli connection add type ethernet ifname end0 ipv4.method shared con-name mylocalethernet16:14
joschit enabled dnsmasq on end0, sets net.ip4.ip_forward=1 in /sys and edits /etc/resolv.conf automatically16:15
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joschthe classic reform can now use the pocket as a dns server :)16:15
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- hlep (QUIT: Quit: zzz) (~hlep@user/hlep)16:19
minutemhm, looks like we got some new rk3588 patch changes in debian https://source.mnt.re/reform/reform-debian-packages/-/jobs/13146#L199916:20
+ emdevt_ (~emdevt@2001:7e8:faf6:f101:70f9:10a4:805e:9fe1)16:20
joschindeed another rebase on 6.16.5 is in order -- i'm on it16:21
joschbut "can be reverse-applied" is very good :)16:21
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minutejosch: cool, thanks!16:23
joschnow my poor lte connection just has to manage downloading 156 MB of linux source :D16:24
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minutenice, i just benchmarked a kingston 2TB 2242 format ssd in reform next d-4, getting 3.0GB/s read16:24
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joscho0 wow16:25
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minutestackup choice, impedance calculations + rerouting was worth it16:27
joschi totally missed that the d-4 revision already arrived16:27
joschis the usb issue also fixed with it?16:27
minutejosch: yes, at least on one port https://mastodon.social/@mntmn/11518015942663174816:27
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joschah i have to catch up on reading my fedi feed i see :D16:28
minuteon the other not yet, but that might have other reasons / perhaps rcore stackup, looking into it16:28
minutethe motherboard should be fine now in that regard16:28
joschi only now managed to get internet in the mountains (thank you, pocket!)16:28
josch*party popper emoji*16:28
minutenoice16:28
joschthat's a real relief, nice!16:28
grimmwareI also had that same ipv6 apt-listbugs issue some time ago16:28
joschcongratuations!16:28
joschphotomattmills: just read your fedi post about your pocket mod -- sooo cool!! <316:41
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joschminute: kernel is building now17:05
joschi had to ssh into a machine at home because tcp connections keep resetting here :(17:05
[tj]josch: what was the post?17:05
josch[tj]: context?17:06
[tj]"josch> photomattmills: just read your fedi post about your pocket mod -- sooo cool!! <3"17:07
josch[tj]: https://sfba.social/@photomattmills/11517151543684035017:07
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[tj]wow17:09
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gordon1is everything alright with my EC? https://0x0.st/KbMu.txt i reload the reform2-lpc module, sometimes it reads version as 0 (and works), and sometimes it reads 20250701 (which i guess is a version date?) and then it just reads garbage (voltage now jumps around between 0V and 40V, rest of the reading are wrong as well)17:58
gordon1(i just wonder, i2s and spi live on the same dma controller, so maybe it is somehow responsible for pl330 lock-up?)18:01
gordon1during boot it always read version as 018:10
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+ BoostisBetter (4a410829d7@irc.cheogram.com)19:10
BoostisBetterminute, I just got the Pocket RK3388 upgrade, but got the old wifi solution instead of the v2 board. Is it possible to buy just the v2 board, since I already have the rk3388? 19:10
BoostisBetterSorry RK358819:11
Flax_ /part19:12
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BoostisBetterminute: never mind, it looks like you can order the carrier board separately. I must have missed that. 19:17
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