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<archetech>
journal is error free nice media/file server very light
<lanefu>
nice
<lanefu>
it has found its true purpose?
<archetech>
sadly no bu this is a good consolation option
<archetech>
shows it can be setup with audio network and gpu all working
<archetech>
if I can find the right distro ofc
<archetech>
make a franken build librelec uboot arch 5.5 kernel armbian rootfs I'd be set! lol
<lanefu>
well
<lanefu>
whatssteh process for installing uboot wit arch
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<archetech>
comes on the image
<archetech>
oh wait no you dd 3 files to the start of sdcard
<archetech>
I know where u goin
<archetech>
write those cp over the /boot folder over top of the armbian one hmm did I try this yet
<archetech>
I did armbian rootfs wouldnt load
<archetech>
now I have a serial cable I could try it again and see what the error is
<lanefu>
were you using the arch rootidsk image from boot or the armbian one
<archetech>
armbian
<archetech>
I just installed armbian as normal and over wrote the above
<lanefu>
hmmm
<lanefu>
yeah i guess it is hairy to do such a thing
<lanefu>
i've done some crazy surgeries.. but not sur eif i dont something accross distros like that
<lanefu>
well maybe i did but a long time ago
<lanefu>
oh
<lanefu>
i have an idea
<lanefu>
why dont you compare the kernel config file between Arch's adn armbians
<archetech>
I think its uboot based on yours working
<archetech>
uboot plus dtb
<lanefu>
so what if you start with teh armbian 4.4 image, then install new 5.5 kernel on top
<archetech>
and the posts of the serial output
<archetech>
that didnt work
<lanefu>
oh
<lanefu>
trashcan?
<archetech>
I tried using 5.4 kernel with dpkg -i
<archetech>
armbian over armbian kern
<lanefu>
yeah so i'd compare kernel configs, and device tree files
<lanefu>
and see whats there
<archetech>
If I kew how to swap out the dtb file during a armbian build that might give some insight
<archetech>
I suspect its the rockchip-common config file that makes yours work mine not
<archetech>
it pulls in rockchip-evb not rockchip-3328.dtb
<archetech>
or something does
<archetech>
would take the right person like an ayufan to go in and swap some things that knows whats what and how to quickly tb-shoot it
<archetech>
dont like bugging you youve done enough
<lanefu>
i'm pretty sure you've got what it takes
<lanefu>
do a build
<lanefu>
then when its done
<lanefu>
goto cache/sources/kernel////
<lanefu>
then /arch/arm64/boot/dts/rockchip/rk3399-rock-pi-4.dts etc
<lanefu>
will be hte device tree sources
<lanefu>
so wrangle those and diff ayufans
<lanefu>
and then break something
<archetech>
yup ive been meaning to try have to get to know that setup system
<lanefu>
yeah we need liek some sort of theory of operaiton guide or something
<lanefu>
sometimes i imagine working on one
<lanefu>
also
<archetech>
well just some examples of trying combos would be enough
<lanefu>
so my radio after an undefined period of time. would freak out and say wiring fault
<lanefu>
and sometimes it would happen quickly and sometimes it would take longer
<lanefu>
so i goolged all this stuff about it
<lanefu>
saying corrosion on pins... bad wiring, overheating
<lanefu>
my wiring harness was soldered.. so it was good
<lanefu>
i cleaned the back of radio with contact cleaner
<lanefu>
i pulled the heatsink off of it and put stuff o nit
<lanefu>
but still it continued
<lanefu>
i read somewhere that someone had an issue with like a leaky heater core caushing excess humidity and causing problems
<lanefu>
anyway.... my oil leak was near the fireweall
<lanefu>
and i think it was so proound when it started cooking off the turbo adn the exhaust
<lanefu>
that it was enough to upset teh radio
<lanefu>
*profound
<lanefu>
its been working all week.. first time in who knows
<Tonymac32>
...and this car is a...
<lanefu>
03 wrx
<lanefu>
was leaking oil from o-ring at oil cooler, and valve cover
<Tonymac32>
hehe
<Tonymac32>
that's a bug-eye too, isn't it
<lanefu>
yep
<lanefu>
mines a unicorn cuz it doesnt have any mods really
<Tonymac32>
hahaha that's why it still runs
<lanefu>
except when the radiator failed, i upgraded to a big mishimoto one
<Tonymac32>
passive upgrade
<lanefu>
yeah
<lanefu>
its a cop car now
<lanefu>
lol
<lanefu>
only thing i'm ashamed of us the turbo inlet
<lanefu>
original one tore
<lanefu>
and i was suuuoper broke
<lanefu>
so i got some super awful ebay one
<Tonymac32>
like my aluminum thermostat housing. Zee Deutsch one was plastic and split in half, because, folks in Koeln, you can not reliably sonic weld glass filled nylon
<lanefu>
thats just a squishy silicon tube with brass fitings
<Tonymac32>
hahaha
<lanefu>
its been fine, just a little inelegant to install
<lanefu>
and a nicely engineered ziptie was implemented
<Tonymac32>
I have also swapped my open diff 4.10 rear end for a limited slip
<lanefu>
nice!
<lanefu>
did you just swap the whole carrier
<Tonymac32>
and replaced the valve body with a higher line pressure one (there were 18 TSB's on the VB in that trans)
<lanefu>
or did you get like into the gears and line 'em up
<Tonymac32>
haha found a 2001 wrecked that had the right rear end
<lanefu>
oh so you just swapped the whole rear
<lanefu>
well done
<lanefu>
i need to put a locker on my wagoneer
<Tonymac32>
yep, I replaced the bearings and seals while I was at it
<lanefu>
right now its 1-wheel peel
<Tonymac32>
the pinion is leaking a bit, but it's a crush sleeve job, don't want to fool with it
<Tonymac32>
it's an 8.8, so just top off the gear oil once every couple of years
<Tonymac32>
:D
<lanefu>
haha
<lanefu>
yeah and park in someone else's driveway
<Tonymac32>
it doesn't drip
<Tonymac32>
it's just a very slow seep
<lanefu>
built in rust prevention
<Tonymac32>
too late
<Tonymac32>
haha
<lanefu>
like i don't see crazy rot here
<lanefu>
cuz its virginia
<Tonymac32>
I found some interesting tidbits online, my brother is always trying to get my ridiculous things
<lanefu>
i saw some truck from on facebook the otherday and blew my mind
<lanefu>
oh and i don't know what the deal is
<lanefu>
but when i worked in milwuakee
<lanefu>
constant balljoint failsures
<Tonymac32>
dontchaknow
<lanefu>
just cars always in themiddle of the road with a wheel cocked out
<Tonymac32>
yeah, in Michigan it's because of the dirt roads with the huge potholes
<Tonymac32>
I lived in West Virginia for years, you had to go looking for dirt roads
<Tonymac32>
in michigan, you can be within 5 miles of Detroit, dirt roads
<lanefu>
wow
<Tonymac32>
they think it's normal
<lanefu>
and i mean west virginia
<lanefu>
if they're outdoing you
<Tonymac32>
to have super high gas taxes and pre-Roman roads
<lanefu>
so..
<lanefu>
Tudor's Biscuit world
<Tonymac32>
YES
<lanefu>
mr t. with an egg for me
<Tonymac32>
biscuit world does not exist in Yankee territory
<Tonymac32>
:-D
<lanefu>
dude biscuit world doesn't exist beyond west virginia
<Tonymac32>
hehe
<lanefu>
seriously
<lanefu>
there was like 1 out of state one
<Tonymac32>
I was ina town with a "Waffle Hut"
<Tonymac32>
so
<lanefu>
lol
<lanefu>
okay so did you try my fgrep command
<lanefu>
is it in your compile.sh or lib.conf
<lanefu>
lib.config
<lanefu>
i vaguely remember having to clean it up somewhere
<Tonymac32>
lib/general.sh:283: if [[ $FORCE_CHECKOUT == yes ]]; then
<lanefu>
ohhhhhhhh
<lanefu>
you're gonna be MAAD
<Tonymac32>
ROFL
<Tonymac32>
probably not
<Tonymac32>
my git-fu is terrible
<lanefu>
`touch .ignore_changes`
<lanefu>
its igor-fu
<Tonymac32>
dammit Igor san
<sarnold>
lol
<lanefu>
compile.sh line 44
<sarnold>
I'm sorry to laugh at your pain
<lanefu>
sarnold: nono you're doing hte right thing
<Tonymac32>
aye, ye are
<lanefu>
IMMA UPDATE thE DOCS
<Tonymac32>
hahahaha
* Tonymac32
avoids channeling his inner tkaiser
<sarnold>
man the other day I caught a user starting down the path of "how do I recompile my glibc to let this python binary run? it's asking for glibc-2.25" or something very similar..
<sarnold>
`which python` put an end to *that* idea, but he never did fess up how that python binary got there
<sarnold>
but a friend suggested ./configure ought to be amended to look for a ~/.plan or ~/.project file and bail if it doesn't find one :)
<Tonymac32>
I will say, in the Linux world too many things can just epically destroy your universe
<lanefu>
hahahha yeah tk would smoke us for that
<lanefu>
sarnold: what a mess
<lanefu>
having a bunch of CentOS6 machines with Python2.6 was really painful too
<sarnold>
ouch
<lanefu>
thanks 10 year support
<sarnold>
2.6
<lanefu>
thats why its easier to give up and use pyenv for local development
<lanefu>
and shove it in a container if its in use for prod
<lanefu>
Tonymac32: fyi a few hours ago i added the wireless mac fix to my branch.. in case you weren't current
<Tonymac32>
I see that, I'm cleaning up my mess before a re-attempt
<lanefu>
IMHO this PR is really v20.02.1
<lanefu>
but if we make it v20.02.1 then igor has to rebuidl caches n stuff
<lanefu>
anyway we can iron that out
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<Tonymac32>
hang on, my primary monitor is the only one I have with HDMI sound
<Tonymac32>
(donations welcome IRC world) XD
<Tonymac32>
EET WERKS
<lanefu>
woot
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<Tonymac32>
All USB's work: Check
<Tonymac32>
Dmesg is beautiful, seeing GX-codec entries very nice
<lanefu>
yeah dmesg is silent
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<lanefu>
i ran 8 gigs through shitty usb wifi
<Tonymac32>
How much abuse have you put this thing through?
<lanefu>
and silence
<Tonymac32>
hahahahahaha
<lanefu>
i've been running 2 instnaces of continous looping of armbian-monitor -z for 8 hours
<lanefu>
and its not even throttling
<lanefu>
and staying at liek 60C
<lanefu>
i should have put my grafana monitoring on it to show off a picture
* Tonymac32
goes into a siezure looking at blue LED
<lanefu>
it would be cool if it was like a temp indicator
<lanefu>
whenever itwas like above 70C
<lanefu>
i guess that should be the red lights job
<lanefu>
but its not contrlled by anything is it
<Tonymac32>
can't remember
<Tonymac32>
on Tinker the extra LED is disk activity
<Tonymac32>
this works just fine, it just was flashing at the same speed as the heartbeat during first boot
<Tonymac32>
approved
<lanefu>
woohooo
<lanefu>
thanks lvrp16 for helping with the patches.. and uhmm getting baylibre to make them
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<lvrp16>
lanefu: bunch of big orgs also work with baylibre on amlogic, we are focused on gxl.
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<lanefu>
gotcha
<lanefu>
so is google's pressure for manufactures to stay current on kernels to use latest androids driving a lot of this (from other orgs)
<lvrp16>
manufacturers love sdk lockin, it helps incumbants
<lvrp16>
everyone is trying to carve their little corner
<lvrp16>
upstream means competition
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<Tonymac32>
ugh
* Tonymac32
is going troll everyone with a motorola HC11 board
<Tonymac32>
TBH I miss the days you could just code a micro in assembler. I think there was a lot of value to that activity that's hidden behind API's and RTOS's now
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<lanefu>
IgorPec: I was thinking about creating a forum thread for v20.05 Planning... where we could talk about what's planned and priortize whats needed.. and then we can lock it after a month or so to control scope creep
<IgorPec>
Sure, why not. We can also invite others that works on something to keep their track in Jira. Not everyone is there
<lanefu>
good idea..
<lanefu>
we'll encourage them to use jira, but not too much pressure if hthey dont
<lanefu>
getting contributions is more imporant that process... mostly
<IgorPec>
is different in master and 20.02 ... and another commit related to build host dependecy is missing. We might need to slightly change the process of merging
<IgorPec>
i don't know what is the best way ... DEV = master breaks, 5.5 works
<IgorPec>
and DEV is not very relevant at this stage, at least no today IMO
<lanefu>
Yeah we dont care about dev for a release
<archetech>
I do this stuff all day on x86 _64 with ease geez
<archetech>
pop out kerenls like im poppin corn
<lanefu>
at least you're not building for sparc or something
<archetech>
lol yeah power9
<archetech>
CONFIG_TMPFS=y
<archetech>
CONFIG_TMPFS_POSIX_ACL=y
<archetech>
CONFIG_TMPFS_XATTR=y
<archetech>
this is why new stuff wont boot
<archetech>
ayufan left it out
<archetech>
guess ill try a build on ABS and check that
<archetech>
it is for sure not in the ayufan kernel checked that myself
<archetech>
this is how simple it should be to do on ubu 18 not abs
<archetech>
make ARCH=arm64 CROSS_COMPILE=aarch64-linux-gnu- rockchip_linux_defconfig
<archetech>
but whoever pkged the CC didnt do it right
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<archetech>
its been fixed in armbian
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<jakogut>
I'm working on gettting Arch Linux ARM working on the Orange Pi 4, and I noticed that the Armbian folks are also working with this board. I've been having issues getting any video output with Arch, so I tried the current release of Buster, and it works.
<jakogut>
I copied the DTB over to my Arch installation, and still no HDMI video out.
<jakogut>
I copied the kernel, and still no video out. Am I missing something? Firmware, maybe?
<archetech>
or modules
<jakogut>
archetech: Yeah, copied the modules too.
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<c0rnelius>
oh it's an RK3399 SoC :/
<archetech>
least its a good board unlike others
<c0rnelius>
a lot of potential... but never deliveries.
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<jakogut>
It runs pretty well with the mainline kernel and u-boot. I've got the SPL loader working without Rockchip blobs.
<jakogut>
The only thing that doesn't seem to work at this point is HDMI out.