2026-06-07.log

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- paperManu (QUIT: Read error: Connection reset by peer) (~paperManu@79.127.134.37)05:08
joschUsrBinAnnika: depends on your mainboard but when you connect to an internal usb port with another computer with the flashing dip switch flipped, they will show up as usb mass storage devices with a virtual FS to which you can then dd the firmware file05:53
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joschminute: on the MNT gitlab CI workers I now get:10:40
joschpigz: abort: write error on ./reform-system-ls1028a.img.gz (No space left on device)10:40
joschexample: https://source.mnt.re/josch/reform-system-image/-/jobs/2205710:40
+ Guest34AU (~Guest34AU@115.129.244.148)12:07
Guest34AUI need access please to the zz9000 firmwares asap my current IP is 115.129.244.14812:11
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minutenote to self: need to mirror downloads outside of gitlab13:36
minutejosch: ok, will check13:36
minuteomg https://blog.includesecurity.com/2026/06/the-smart-tv-in-your-livingroom-is-a-node-in-the-aiscraping-economy/13:40
minute> Bright Data is a data-collection company that sells access to what it markets as the world’s largest residential proxy network of 400M+ home IP addresses that its customers route web-scraping traffic through. 13:41
minutethis sounds exactly like what's going on with our gitlab13:41
rick_yeah, this is such a shitty business....13:44
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f_oh crap13:52
f_this is literally illegal13:53
minutei would think so, too14:07
minutebut apparently there is some not-very-obvious user consent stuff in the apps14:07
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f_minute: let me guess, it's only legal when they do it14:17
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minuteyeah.14:21
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minutejosch: ah yes, build server's disk is full14:26
joschno stress -- this is not blocking anything14:26
joschi only noticed because there was a bug in my EFI/UKI merge request and when i fixed it, the pipeline got re-run -- but it only failed in the final pigz step, so my fix worked and everything is fine :)14:27
minutejosch: thanks for telling me! i cleared some journals so i have some breathing room on the machine and running docker system df14:28
minute> Local Volumes   178       0         235.3GB   235.3GB (100%)14:28
minutethat's interesting, are we caching that much? the builds don't seem like it :D14:28
minutethere are some big volumes, like:14:29
minute> runner-s7s1syms7-project-3-concurrent-0-cache-c33bcaa1fd2c77edfc3893b41966cea8     0         39.07GB14:29
joschi have a vague memory that sometimes, builds succeeded even though they should not have because they found files which were created by a prior build -- i never investigated this more deeply but maybe there's a problem with temporary build artifacts not getting fully cleaned up?14:30
minute> runner-s7s1syms7-project-3-concurrent-1-cache-c33bcaa1fd2c77edfc3893b41966cea8     0         39.06GB14:30
minuteah sorry same uuid14:30
minuteah but different concurrent- number14:30
minutejosch: it seems like we have cache enabled for some builds but not using it maybe?14:31
minutei think i'll make a job that prunes all docker stuff at midnight14:33
minutejosch: disk use now back to 15%14:36
minutejosch: FYI crontab > 0 4 * * * docker system prune -a -f; docker volume prune -a -f;14:37
minute(in case you work at 4am)14:37
joschthank you for cleaning it up!14:39
minutejosch: i'm rerunning your pipeline to test the "ctop" tool14:42
joschokay!14:45
minuteoh there's more newer better top-like tools for docker14:45
joschjob succeeded! I'm excited to learn if any of the reform-next-system-qcs* images boot for you and if not, what is breaking -- i'm just doing this blindly :D15:07
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minutejosch: cool! i can try some tomorrow :315:30
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+ reform736 (~franzo@2a01:5241:cfa:9500:9322:b0a9:440a:b453)18:11
reform736Hi it's me franzo18:12
reform736can anybody tell me when I switch off the battery switch, the pc doesn't start first time and I have to restart it?18:13
reform736after I switch the battery switch off and on again*18:14
reform736seems some kind of fw bug?18:15
reform736the keyboard turns on and the screen to simply nothing happens on screen18:15
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