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<fizikz>
maybe so. i uninstalled htop, did apt clean, reinstalled htop, and now my cores are not even born. no core info in htop anymore!
<c0rnelius>
i thought armbian used a custom htop install?
<c0rnelius>
or patched it to some extent
<lanefu>
Yeah there's a patched one. fizikz what armbian apt repos do you have configured
<fromport>
in my days writing /proc/cpuinfo was so easy ;-)
<fizikz>
lol what's this? line 803: Platform_cpuBigLITTLE = cpu * -1; /* fix me */
<lanefu>
yeah definitely interesting
<fromport>
binaries on my hc2 & mc1 are the same (md5sum)
<fromport>
could there be an "environment setting" difference ?
<steev>
i saw it recently myself
<steev>
i haven't tracked down why, but possibly something changed in the kernel cpufreq stuff/
<fromport>
freq stuff shouldn't influence endian model , does it ?
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<lanefu>
fizikz: you have an OdroidN2?
<fizikz>
lanefu: HC2
<lanefu>
right. yeah sorry i saw another post on odroid forum and had wires crossed that it was your userid
<steev>
bigLITTLE isn't endian-ness
<Tonymac32>
aye
<fromport>
what is it then ? /me fooled by big endian/little endian
<Tonymac32>
little cores (power savers) vs big cores (performance)
<fizikz>
endian-ness is about which side (left or right) the most or least significant bits are
<fizikz>
i.e. having values represented left-to-right or right-to-left
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<Tonymac32>
GITHUB Y U MAKE INTERFACE GARBAGE
<lanefu>
haha
<Unit193>
To "catch up" with GitLab and Bitbucket's awful designs? :3
<lanefu>
bitbucket is terrible
<Tonymac32>
:'(
<Unit193>
Sadly, yes. A few years ago it had the best UI of the three. My self-hosted Gitolite+cgit is sort of my favorite, though gitea is decent too. :/
<Tonymac32>
haha when I saw "gitea" I initially said it in my head rhyming with "Catia", and had a fear seizure
<Tonymac32>
I was playing with Gogs (chwe's recommendation)
<lanefu>
so SBC vendors
<lanefu>
are they all like.... 2 people?
<Tonymac32>
It seems that way sometimes
<Unit193>
Gitea is continued gogs, not sure who actually uses it but disroot has a hosted one and I think I saw Devuan is using gitea?
<Tonymac32>
They've added that they don't recommend that method to the title after their twitter turned into a chorus of terrified screaming
<Werner>
Good morning.
<HerculeP>
lanefu: great blog (although I only understand a tiny fraction of it ;) ) - tiny typo(?): "Rsync is uploads the test file via ssh because of.."
<Werner>
Not sure anywys how accurate this is. Hexchat logs are not officially supported, used the xchat parser. And the script itself is pretty old :/
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<lanefu>
anybody know why H6 can only address 3GB of memory? same reaon their PCIe address space is scattered?
<Werner>
No idea. Interestingly enough that there are tv boxes sold that claim to have 4GB of memory.
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<lanefu>
yeah evne pineH64 3-gig model is 4gig worth of chips.. at least they're transparent about it
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<ArmbianTwitter>
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<Gioooo>
Hi
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<IgorPec>
hi
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<lanefu>
hi igor!
<lanefu>
i played with python adn the github api a little bit
<lanefu>
going to have a job that queeries and see's if there's too many CI jobs in queuee and then alerts me
<lanefu>
as a start
<IgorPec>
ok, do you have idea why that docker image building is failing
<IgorPec>
but cron triggering works apparently
<lanefu>
have a link to the job? might need to clean the workspace
<IgorPec>
i want auto updated docker image at docker hub
<IgorPec>
that can be implemented to the build system
<lanefu>
what you're doing is a reasonable solution honestly
<IgorPec>
yeah, just it doesn't work properly :)
<lanefu>
put a `docker images` commandin there before ethe push, lets seee whats there
<lanefu>
does it need to run with sudo?
<IgorPec>
will try to play around on my dayjob
<lanefu>
ha
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<TRS-80>
Evening, wizards
* TRS-80
has been remiss in maitaining his dotfiles repo and now has to go back and make probably 10s of commits from shit he doesn't remember from months ago
* TRS-80
sets to the task, armed only with Magit and a tasty delicious adult beverage
<TRS-80>
s/ wizards/ fellow wizards/
<ArmbianHelper>
TRS-80 meant to say: Evening, fellow wizards
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<steev>
TRS-80: not using stow?
<TRS-80>
steev: nah I found that very limiting; for example totally impossible to keep things from /etc, etc... oO
<TRS-80>
although certainly there are benefits to a lower friction solution, perhaps not getting into this sort of problem in first place
<TRS-80>
if I went that route I think I would use something else though, maybe YADM as it seemed pretty versatile (and one day I might still)
<TRS-80>
steev: Anyway these are code as well as config changes; the config changes are actually probably the easiest part