2026-07-10.log

minuterodion_goritskov: i think it's from our fork of it00:14
minuterodion_goritskov: hmm no i misremembered, it should be built from collabora git, but different commit, check build.sh here https://source.mnt.re/reform/reform-rk3588-uboot00:16
minuterodion_goritskov: it is referenced here in the comment https://source.mnt.re/reform/mnt-reform-barebox/-/blob/main/README-mnt.md?ref_type=heads00:17
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kop316hello! what does it mean if the keyboard display has a "T" flashing in the top left corner?01:50
kop316it also cant seem to find the batteries01:50
kop316(flipping the slotted power swotch doesnt help either)01:55
joschkop316: "T" stands for "timeout" when talking to the sysctl (maybe the latter crashed?)01:56
joschkop316: maybe make sure both cables are tightly attached to keyboard and mainboard -- there have been reports where they were pulled out by frequent opening and closing (happened to me too)01:57
^alexdouble-check the position of your sysctl jumpers01:57
kop316joschgood to know, ill see what it looks like when i open it.thanks!01:57
kop316^alex i didnt touch the jumpers so i dont think thats an issue here....01:59
^alexok cool02:00
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noamAfter flashing the firmware on my reform, I'm no longer finding it spontaneously dead when it was off in my bag for a few days :D07:00
noamI _am_ still observing an issue where the reported cell voltages are sometimes... very, very wrong. e.g. it'll say one cell is 0V, and two of them are 9.9V. If I had to guess, there's a situation where the battery sensor isn't actually giving a reading and the LPC firmware might not be handling the error properly?07:02
noamThis is with LFP cells, not sodium, and usually when they're near dead07:02
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rodion_goritskovminute: thanks, will give it a try09:08
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kbinghamHello, looking deeper from the UVC RAW Camera question on mastadon from my libcamera post - I see https://mntmn.com/modularity.html reports MNT devices support i.MX8MP, A311D, RPi, and RK3588 - we have ISP support for each of those (well A311D needs some specific work) - do any of the other devices have cameras connected over CSI or is it only the Qcom platform (which is the main one we can't support yet ?)17:12
kbinghamOtherwise, I'm keen to find out how the RAW bayer data is being transmitted over UVC, as I don't think UVC has a format specifier for bayer formats ? (but I haven't checked deeply?)17:13
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reform5775hi, I am back I am franzo. I did connect the hdmi now.. and it worked. This is dmesg output19:41
reform5775[ 4756.877793] rockchip-drm display-subsystem: [drm] HDMI VSI not supported19:41
reform5775CT19:41
reform5775but the screen worked.. I will try again when it doesn't work19:41
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MartiniMoebpye_: running kernel 7.1.1 with NixOS on the pocket reform using your flake I sometimes have the issue that input (keyboard and trackball) stop working some seconds after booting. Have you maybe experienced this as well? I was able to get a dmesg via ssh after it happened: https://paste.rs/8bsCg20:28
stephanominute: I'm running the RK3588S (radxa cm5) on my RCM4 carrier board. For kicks, I just finished setting barebox up. I'm organizing the barebox patches now. I don't *think* any of these patches are related to the RCM4 board.20:45
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stephanominute: I also updated the firmware to take a 'r' SPI command. So at barebox startup to pulse the panel hardware RESX line (PIN_DISP_RESET, GPIO 2) before autoboot.I then removed my hacky hacky kernel patches and the V2 panel seems to be working perfectly.22:07
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