2026-06-24.log

minutech: nah i'm just gonna use the mainboard's 5v00:03
minutech: but good that i caught this before doing mb2 batch production00:03
minutecurrently have the problem that this usb-c dock (with dp->hdmi) and this usb-c -> dp cable don't work00:04
minutemy guess is they're waiting for _my_ vdms00:04
chpossible :/00:04
+ oliverD (~Thunderbi@user/oliverd)00:21
minutelooks like the chip in the cable is chrontel CH721000:22
minutenice, open datasheet https://www.chrontel.com.cn/upFiles/images/US/By%20Product/CH7210/Datasheets/CH7210C%20Brief%20Datasheet_Rev%201.0.pdf00:22
minutewait, that can't be the right one, that's for hdmi00:23
minuteah lsusb says chrontel ch721300:25
minutehttps://www.chrontel.com/product/detail/8000:25
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minutehmm > Integrated USB Billboard Class, Version 1.21 for supporting USB Type-C Alt. Mode00:27
minuteah the billboard means that alt-mode wasn't entered00:30
minuteah, looks like we need VCONN00:37
minute> It is required whenever your USB Type-C Source port supports USB3/USB4/Alternate Mode data00:37
minuteinteresting https://leo3418.github.io/asahi-wiki-build/hwusb-pd/00:50
chyes00:55
chnot sure where they implement this00:55
minutehmm > Electronically marked cables respond to SOP’01:09
minuteok, i'll go home and tomorrow will attempt to patch in VCONN to this little qfn01:27
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amospallaright now, barebox on Pocket has no support for storing persistent data, isn't it?10:11
amospallaOk, if I understood how it works, even if it ever has a persistent volume, I guess it is too early for this.10:33
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MartiniMoequick question regarding the current heat wave in germany: is it possible for the pocket reform and/or its batteries while charging to get damaged by heat? Or are there safeguards to just turn it off when it gets too hot?18:19
joschMartiniMoe: the RK3588 will throttle to keep its temperature from exceeding 85 °C18:21
joschThe battery board itself has several temperature sensors to watch the batteries while charging18:21
MartiniMoejosch: awesome, thanks for the info :) so I can use it without worrying18:24
joschMartiniMoe: put differently: i'm currently encoding two hours of h264 videos on the pocket in a train with broken AC at a train station with 37 °C air temp while charging from a power bank18:27
josch(nothing blew up yet)18:28
MartiniMoejosch: oh that poor little compute brick :D18:28
vkoskivAlso poor josch! Don't forget to hydrate!18:32
lidstahcan definitely confirm that I don't have screen glitches anymore since the UVO display's fix: it's 43°C here (and 41°C in my office), not a single glitch18:33
lidstah(and nothing blew up either here, although CPU / GPU temps were around 60°C, normal work usage (mainly git, ssh, web browser, vim and kubectl/k9s)18:35
joschvkoskiv: thank you i'm passing your wishes on to lidstah who needs it even more than me XD18:43
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lidstahjosch: it's way better downstairs but yeah, quite hellish week here :'). one day left and we'll be back to a more normal 30°C temp here18:54
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minutewe figured out what the little BGA DCDCs are on the firefly icore, they're actually made by rockchip, RK806-2 and RK806-320:13
minutesorry, RK860-2 and RK860-320:14
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