2025-11-21.log

minuteinteresting https://www.phoronix.com/news/Steam-Runtime-November-202500:33
minuteelb: hm, we're currently working on pocket reform handbook updates, perhaps that can be fixed00:34
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minutejosch: haha, i made a bash mistake in reform-power-daemon01:12
joschjust saw your forum post01:13
minute> Nov 21 00:51:28 pocki3000 reform-power-daemon[997]: /usr/libexec/reform-tools/reform-power-daemon: line 31: ((: "20251118" < 20251030 : arithmetic syntax error: operand expected (error token is ""20251118" < 20251030 ")01:13
joschthe quickest fix is to just put the patch into reform-debian-packages01:13
minuteluckily i changed that to not be fatal before release...01:13
minutei'll look at it tomorrow, but yeah, good idea, thanks.01:13
minuteit's really not critical. just embarassing01:13
minutebash seems to be more typesafe than javascript!01:14
joschnah, it's software. Errors happen and we just fix them. :)01:14
joschminute: like this? https://paste.debian.net/hidden/0327012f/01:17
joschi guess you meant to be using the [[ ]] bashism before?01:17
minutejosch: perhaps! i am way less proficient in bash than you :D originally i thought i wanted integer comparison01:18
joschnono it's the other way round01:18
joschi never do bash01:18
minutelol01:18
joschthat's why that patch replaces it with "[" aka "test" :)01:18
minutei thought the mistake was that i added ""01:18
minuteso it's no longer integer01:18
minutebut string vs integer, which fails01:19
joschhrm... i don't see the double quotes in this version...01:20
joschi'll just run this on the pocket now and see what happens01:20
minutejosch: i mean i did something like "$var" instead of $var in the (( ))01:22
joschthis is a bit easier now with my pocket connected via wifi \o/01:22
minutehttps://tecadmin.net/double-parentheses-in-bash/01:23
joschyou did not put quotes in that line: https://source.mnt.re/reform/reform-tools/-/blob/main/libexec/reform-tools/reform-power-daemon?ref_type=heads#L3101:23
minuteoh weird01:23
joschaha, see i don't know bash01:23
joschi had no idea about the double parens :)01:23
minutemaybe i should have removed the dollars01:23
joschyes, looks like it01:23
joschsimilar to how in posix shell you use the $(( expr ))01:23
minutei kinda like the idea of double parens because it looks more like C, more readable01:24
minutethe stuff that goes inside i mean01:24
minutebut i didn't know that i need to coerce the type or sth01:24
joschanother check could be added because sys_ver or kbd_ver could be empty if "reform-mcu-tool list --json | jq" fails01:26
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joschminute: i can confirm that it works without the dollar signs: https://paste.debian.net/hidden/38fe1d55/01:28
minuteinteresting, but also weird because i can't reproduce this behavior in some simple tests i'm trying in the shell hm01:31
joschminute: the Makefile usually runs shellcheck over all scripts (and makes CI fail if shellcheck fails). If the Makefile had done so, it would've seen this problem: https://paste.debian.net/hidden/33c50481/01:31
joschi'll fix this up now01:32
minuteah the problem is that the result from jq includes the quotes!01:32
minutebecause it's json01:32
joschaha!01:33
minuteminute@pocki3000:~$ a=$(sudo reform-mcu-tool list --json | jq 'map(select(.device.name == "pocket-sysctl-1.0")) | .[] | .version')01:33
minuteminute@pocki3000:~$ echo $a01:33
joschthere is a jq option to not do that01:33
minute"20251118"01:33
minuteminute@pocki3000:~$ echo $((a+1))01:33
josch-r or --raw-output01:33
minutebash: "20251118": arithmetic syntax error: operand expected (error token is ""20251118"")01:33
minuteminute@pocki3000:~$ echo $(($a+1))01:33
minutebash: "20251118"+1: arithmetic syntax error: operand expected (error token is ""20251118"+1")01:33
minutejosch: yep, -r for jq fixes it01:34
joschthank you, this means that i'm doing it wrong in reform-check as well01:34
joschfixing that too now01:34
minutecool. now gonna watch a bit of my tv show!01:34
joschand reform-emmc-bootstrap is also affected01:35
joschhave fun!01:35
minutethanx!01:37
joschminute: why does it say ac_keyboard_backlight='xLBRT\x30'01:40
joschthe \x30 is just a "0"01:40
joschoh01:41
minutejosch: it's a uint801:41
joschnever mind01:41
joschindeed01:41
joschit just "happens" to be zero :)01:41
joschshellcheck was unhappy but if i use %b instead of %s then it does the right thing:01:51
joschprintf "%b" 'xLBRT\x30'01:51
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joscheverything pushed and pipeline is running02:13
joschnow lets cross our fingers that i didn't add more bugs XD02:13
minutejosch: many thanks!02:16
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josch:)07:24
joschi now have the reform-system-image pipeline running to try out the result on a vanilla system image07:24
joschit *really* helps that i can try out these things myself wickedshell -- i was wrong and you were right :)07:25
joschminute: the bug is gone08:14
joschthe remaining problem is, that reform-power-daemon is not yet enabled after installing the new reform-tools version08:14
joschthat's a bug in the packaging08:14
joschshould be fixed in the upload of reform-tools 1.82-208:23
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rwa_oh, the backlight of one of my v3 standalone keyboards doesn't work anymore11:43
rwa_:(11:43
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rwa_removed the case, cleaned it a bit and now it's working again - phew :)12:12
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minuteailurux has ported all the theoretically required stuff for RK3588 DSI to barebox, doesn't yet work with their pocket disp v2, if anyone wants to play around: https://source.mnt.re/reform/mnt-reform-barebox/-/commits/ailurux%2Fpanel?ref_type=heads13:45
minutejosch: thanks for fixing everything!13:45
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chminute: did you see my messages from yesterday regarding CI settings?14:18
minutech: thanks for the reminder, they didn't really register14:39
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wickedshelljosch: Glad I could help! I know I am directly benefiting as well :)16:22
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josch:)16:23
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cararemixedpocketrocket lives! https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/dnKz4WJp/IMG_6988.JPG17:07
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cararemixedv2 charger in place. I will report any oddities but it was super easy to swap.17:08
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minutecararemixed: awesome to hear!17:23
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joschPAN_MESA_DEBUG=gl3 is so good!18:56
joschi'm currently playing gris from gog.com via wine and box64 on rk358818:57
cararemixedLove that game.18:58
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joschit's so good! 100% smooth no frame drops19:01
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rick_awwwww thanks minute ! my pocket is alive again and everything works now. also the scroll key, it really seems like broken hardware. ill send it back to you as reqested ^^21:00
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chorcI'm trying to use my BT headphones with new WiFi card on Pocket, and after about 30 minutes it crashes something inside kernel, requires reboot (see dmesg); anyone else seen this? https://paste.debian.net/1409803/21:25
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cwebber<josch> PAN_MESA_DEBUG=gl3 what's this23:08
cwebbercan I do blenders with it ;)23:09
joschhaha no :)23:09
joschcwebber: it turns out that on rk3588, setting PAN_MESA_DEBUG=gl3 allows running games which did not work before23:10
cwebberneat23:11
cwebberI really think I want at least 16gb so I suspect I either want the rk3588 or the later edition Quasars. which means with the rk3588 it's very likely I'm going to want to be a test subject for the wacky eGPU setup23:11
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joschcwebber: the original thread where this magic env-var comes from: https://mastodon.social/@mntmn/11539494634490446723:15
cwebberneat23:17
cwebberI haven't watched this yet but I did run into this23:17
cwebberhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7NmEhhU1h08 someoen running blender on a rk358823:18
cwebberminute: might be of interest23:18
cwebberlooks like they've been planing with Godot on it also but it looks painful haha https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Np-MkHVaOnE23:21
cwebber*playing23:21
minutecwebber: ah yeah that blender video is kind of bogus. they could have skipped all that tinkering by doing LIBGL_ALWAYS_SOFTWARE=1 and have the same result, an unusably slow software rendered blender UI23:22
minutecwebber: check the cube rotation speed at https://youtu.be/7NmEhhU1h08?si=DJP6sm6X9y_cJMDI&t=77623:22
cwebberoh23:23
cwebberwow23:23
cwebberyeah I'm uh, I'm gonna need a faster rotating cube23:23
minutegodot should normally work fine, i'm not sure what they're doing there23:23
minutei think maybe not using the GPU at all again...23:23
cwebberyeah that would make sense with the like, 1fps 23:24
cwebberfor now, my gut sense is that I'm best off with the rk3588 32gb board and when you want to encourage someone else to try the eGPU setup, hit me up minute 23:25
cwebberI'm motivated to give it a shot23:25
minutei think this'll be the ticket https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/mesa/mesa/-/merge_requests/3840123:26
joschspeaking about gpu: i got "against the storm" running without errors (and without having to apply quirks other than PAN_MESA_DEBUG=gl3) but it only "works" -- it is unplayabily slow but for some reason not because it maxes out on CPU (all cores nearly idle) but somehow still slow -- maybe gpu?23:26
minutethe commits have great names like STUFF, MOAR and HACK, so i'm counting on that23:27
minutejosch: needs instrumenting/profiling!23:27
cwebberminute: is this the GPU on the rk3588 direction you were mentioning?23:27
minutecwebber: this is more features for the rk3588's (and other malis) gpu23:28
cwebberawesome23:28
minutecwebber: the main missing feature for blender (need to check how critical one other is, but this one is the biggie)23:28
joschminute: probably not very useful as the answer would probably be: forget mali and add an external gpu like minute did :)23:28
minutethe answer to what?23:29
cwebberhere's something nice I will say: some of you may remember that I had to give up on using my system76 after three (three!) spicy pillows, and that led me to pulling my unused Reform Classic off the shelf. since then I've been slowly upgrading it bit by bit, since it was the crowdfunding version, and I switched to a banana pi, swapped out the trackball, got the new battery holders23:29
joschto getting it working23:29
cwebberthe end result is I'm *very* happy with using the Reform23:29
minuteoh i'm happy to hear that cwebber 23:30
cwebberenough where, even though I got the banana pi as the temporary "cheap" CPU module23:30
cwebberI really think I do want to get the rk3588 board and upgrade the mobo23:30
cwebbereven though the Reform Classic is not far away23:30
joschcwebber: i heard that if you want blender, maybe skip rk3588 and go quasar?23:30
cwebberbecause I'd like to have something that works for holiday travel and FOSDEM, and I'd like my classic itself to also be a good machine that's usable23:30
+ paperManu (~paperManu@107.159.15.124)23:31
cwebberyes I've thought that josch but it depends how long till the 12gb / 16gb comes out23:31
cwebberthe thing is I can't switch my whole main computer over to the banana pi23:31
cwebberthe 8gb quasar doesn't sound as feasible for me for main-computer'ing it23:31
cwebberI really think that as a guix user I probably need 16gb or 32gb since every now and then I end up compiling firefox or some nonsense23:33
cwebbermaybe I'm overthinking it, since typically I don't end up doing a big ol guix upgrade during the middle of a trip, and I can probably wait till the reform next and save a bunch of $. dunno. still noodling on itt.23:36
cwebberbut regardless23:36
cwebberit's amazing how upgradeable the reform classic has been23:36
cwebbercool to experience23:36
minuterick_: awesome, thank you btw!23:40
minutechorc: i also had BT "hc died" recently after not trying BT for a while, maybe a regression... need to look into it soon23:42
joschminute: the systemd service problem is fixed. The latest system image that got built now automatically has reform-powe-daemon started.23:45
minutejosch: cool!23:46

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