00:38 <DigitalMan1983_> hi everyone, I'm following up on an issue I was having the other day, got some feedback on some things to try and finally got around to it. just to recap, using the current build tools, I had a "scripts/Makefile.build:280: recipe for target 'drivers/usb/core/driver.o' failed" error during the kernel build process. Additionally, [ warn ] * [l][c] patch-5.8.5-6.patch [ failed ] was displayed

00:38 <DigitalMan1983_> while processing the patch files.

00:38 <DigitalMan1983_> A look at compilation.log revealed drivers/usb/core/driver.c:937:13: error: redefinition of ‘is_dev_usb_generic_driver’ as well as 937 | static bool is_dev_usb_generic_driver(struct device *dev) and a grep is_dev_usb_generic_driver identified kernel/sunxi-current/patch-5.8.5-6.patch.

00:42 <DigitalMan1983_> Which does seem to define is_dev_usb_generic_driver, just not sure what it's redundant with

00:54 <DigitalMan1983_> hmm just had a thought....going to try a CLEAN_LEVEL=make

01:00 <DigitalMan1983_> crap....warnings, patch-5.8.5-6.patch and patch-5.8.6-7.patch failed

01:03 <agrisis> any thoughts on f2fs vs ext4 for sbc's with microsd cards?

01:03 <agrisis> or even xfs?

02:06 <lanefu> btrfs

02:07 <lanefu> but yeah f2fs would make sense. i havent spent any time with it

02:08 <lanefu> DigitalMan1983_: are you building -current or -dev kernel

02:37 <lanefu> HA! I've solved 1 mystery with odroidn2 display resolution

02:37 <lanefu> our boot.ini is wrong

03:24 <lanefu> we're using stuff from the 4.9 BSP kernel that isn't used in mainline

04:39 <[TheBug]> root@espressobin:/storage# dd if=/dev/zero of=test bs=64k count=16k conv=fdatasync; unlink test

04:39 <[TheBug]> 16384+0 records in

04:39 <[TheBug]> 1073741824 bytes (1.1 GB, 1.0 GiB) copied, 9.74579 s, 110 MB/s

04:39 <[TheBug]> 16384+0 records out

04:40 <[TheBug]> root@espressobin:/storage# dd if=/dev/zero of=test bs=64k count=16k conv=fdatasync; unlink test

04:40 <[TheBug]> 16384+0 records in

04:40 <[TheBug]> 16384+0 records out

04:40 <[TheBug]> 1073741824 bytes (1.1 GB, 1.0 GiB) copied, 9.74579 s, 110 MB/s

04:40 <[TheBug]> oops

04:40 <[TheBug]> sorry

04:40 <[TheBug]> well thats my result from EBin w/ mPCIe to PCIe x2 adapter w/ 8 port sata card w/ 7x3TB 7200 RPM Hitachi in Raid5 w/ luks encryption

05:50 <BenZucker[m]> Test again with random data instead of zero. Better real world result.

08:53 <emOne> There is something wrong with the SSL certifacte on forum.armbian.com

08:55 <emOne> Or more specifically to this thread only??

08:55 <emOne> https://forum.armbian.com/topic/12988-armbian-for-amlogic-s905x3/page/12/#comments

11:47 <emOne> Hmm strange how that URL does not have ssl but everything else does :o

11:52 <emOne> I think someone is hacking your site

12:10 <[TheBug]> emOne: maybe in the future do some of your own investigation, however, if you open that page and look at the chrome console you will see someone has posted an image in the page that pulls from http and not https, this causes the page to have mixed content which now Chrome complains about anything and everything that is the least bit insecure, so because someone posted that image that paticular

12:10 <[TheBug]> page isn't considered "secure"

12:11 <[TheBug]> Mixed Content: The page at 'https://forum.armbian.com/topic/12988-armbian-for-amlogic-s905x3/page/12/#comments' was loaded over HTTPS, but requested an insecure image 'http://www.borgnet.us/~sgrayban/boot_screen.png'. This content should also be served over HTTPS.

12:12 <emOne> Perhaps it is best to host pictures on the server

12:13 <emOne> People could hide trackers or worse inside pictures

12:13 <[TheBug]> emOne: is logic failing you? It was something posted by a user not us.. we can't control where someone links to an image..

12:13 <emOne> I understand

12:14 <emOne> A user could also place malware inside their picture url

12:14 <emOne> I am just saying

12:14 <emOne> It can be prevented by hosting pictures directly on the server

12:14 <[TheBug]> they could also insert some type of javascript in their reply to

12:15 <[TheBug]> I am sure if they wanted they could post pages full of useless garbage

12:15 <emOne> :(

12:16 <[TheBug]> are we just speculating what could happen together?

12:16 <[TheBug]> lol

12:17 <emOne> hehe

13:23 <lanefu> emOne: [TheBug] good catch https://snipboard.io/8ekT9w.jpg

15:19 <lanefu> IgorPec: See above. i set the forum to cache and serve remote images

15:19 <lanefu> it will cache for a week, then re-retrieve as needed

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16:13 <IgorPec> lanefu: ok, fine for me

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19:02 <ArmbianTwitter> @TonyMac_32 (Thomas McKahan): @JeremySCook @deshipu @davedarko @kickstarter Mine got shelved when I got a Tinker Board and moved on to the much wider variety of available boards supported by Armbian. Want a quad core ARM with Wifi in a DIP package? No problem. Full NAS with 5 bays and a 6-core processor? Sure. (31s ago)

20:42 <Manouchehri> does the Orange Pi One have any LEDs that should always be on?

20:42 <ArmbianTwitter> @ComputingNl7 (NL7 Computing): armbianmonitor is one of the best tool on Orange Pi, you can check many things with that for example "load", "CPU", "CPU frequency" and so on. ;) In addition you can install RPi-Monitor too. #armbian #Linux #raspberrypi #orangepi #HowTo #Ubuntu #tutorial #technology #computing https://t.co/PjsLKcF6fM (28s ago)

20:49 <Manouchehri> I think my router just killed my Orange Pi One :/

21:03 <[TheBug]> Those damned homicidal routers!

23:31 <Manouchehri> this is the difference between the grounds :S https://i.imgur.com/9D5RhQb.png