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<lanefu> archetech: back on the N2 as a desktop running bullseye
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<MarcoFrost> hello
<MarcoFrost> how does i stop my device from changing the mac each time it booties?
<MarcoFrost> anyone?
<MarcoFrost> n e l ?
<MarcoFrost> hello.
<MarcoFrost> agrisis do you know
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<[TheBug]> Anyone have an RockPi 4c and managed to get Mini-DP working?
<[TheBug]> I have tried a couple adapters now without success
<[TheBug]> including an active adapter
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<Tonymac32> I've only seen mini-DP working on the Tinker Edge R using the Rockchip kernel
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<BenZucker[m]> <Manouchehri "this is the difference between t"> Dafuq? Throw away that power supply asap
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<rneese> IgorPec, are you around today
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<IgorPec> shoot
<rneese> ok going over the armbian config
<rneese> where would you want me to put the install for doing custom desktop installs
<rneese> so people can choose a diff desktop . Do you want it in a suctom file
<IgorPec> currently we have it under the system iirc
<rneese> from what I see it enables/disables the desktop but no install
<IgorPec> but we can plan to move this out to the separate main menu
<rneese> ok
<IgorPec> well, that's the same
<IgorPec> if your image is CLI, enabling = installing
<IgorPec> when you have a desktop running you can disable it ... and enable back
<rneese> well enable then pop up a menu of what desktop to install. ok
<IgorPec> switching between different ones ... that could be more complicated
<rneese> now looking for the list it reads for installing
<rneese> the desktop files
<ArmbianHelper> AR-200 [Story] "Improving Desktop images" reported by Igor Pecovnik at 2020-04-04. Status: To Do
<rneese> ok
<IgorPec> That is the approach from the build script side. Ideally we should meet in between
<rneese> ok
<IgorPec> currenlty there is not much movement, except this POC https://github.com/armbian/build/commit/7b703e912c7ea77916c411bfce56391e5715e420
<IgorPec> which is preparing build system ... if you can start from the actual image to build up a destkop, namely we want to start with kde plasma and gnome4
<IgorPec> 3
<IgorPec> that would help a lot. armbian-config way is a way to make it simpler, apt install , user creation (if not exisint) ... such things are the same for all desktops
<rneese> yeah I was looking at the armbian-config on basic img and having ti install configure x and the desktop . but being able to select a build is also nice
<rneese> so I see bth sides
<IgorPec> yeah, on the build side we are looking to build a package which contains package relations, blobs like wallpaper and config adustements
<IgorPec> making a package selection is one task, then see what need adjustements, special attenetion ...
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<rneese> ok
<IgorPec> since currently we don't have any armbian-gnome3 package, this can be done with armbian-config ... and when we are ready with build system, this is replace with a single package. That's the idea
<rneese> ok
<rneese> so your not just using the default arm64 built pkgs
<IgorPec> btw. you got access to jira so you can add comment there? myy is lead of this part so he should be most up2date
<rneese> ok
<IgorPec> we are using default packages, just meta package is ours
<rneese> ok
<IgorPec> like current armbian-bionic-desktop
<IgorPec> and probably there will be some that we will build and maintain extra
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<rneese> ok
<rneese> ok I will read over all this and pick it up
<rneese> as I just loaded a base load but want to install the deepin so I have to work on it
<rneese> thanks for time
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<IgorPec> u welcome
<Manouchehri> what's really the max safe temp I can leave my pine64 at?
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<Ntemis> 70c
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<Manouchehri> Ntemis: Is that at the point where damage will happen?
<Ntemis> > 70c
<IgorPec> if you use armbian, board will be powered off in case of going over
<IgorPec> critical temp
<Manouchehri> ah okay, I'll try running a stress test and see what happens
<IgorPec> you should get there
<IgorPec> since throttling kicks in
<Manouchehri> *shouldn't?
<IgorPec> that is failsafe feature
<Manouchehri> or should
<IgorPec> should not :) sorry
<IgorPec> a64 cpu is very old and well supported
<Manouchehri> question, if I plug in a phone without a hub, will the USB power draw cause the system to be unstable, or will it only give as much power as it actually can do safely?
<Manouchehri> at 69C :P
<Manouchehri> IgorPec: just hit 71.6C
<Manouchehri> 72.6C..
<Manouchehri> you sure you didn't mean 80C lol?
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<IgorPec> check A64 white papers
<IgorPec> i don't recall what is top temp for this particular chip
<IgorPec> H3 for example, can operate up to 100
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<emOne> I didn't realise overheating was an issue
<emOne> Some people put holes into their boxes heh
<IgorPec> nothing different than in x86 world
<emOne> In x86 world you need huge fans with big heatsinks
<IgorPec> actually here this is much less problematic
<IgorPec> but you have high performace chips which needs cooling and those that doesn't need anything
<emOne> There were times when you needed smaller fans on x86 cpus
<IgorPec> 30y ago ?:)
<emOne> But now even the stock Intel and AMD fans are pretty huge
<emOne> Not so long ago hehe
<emOne> AMD uses cooler master Fans
<IgorPec> stock cooler are crap
<IgorPec> for normal operations, they are enough ofc
<emOne> Yes and people put fans that take up the whole width of the case just to keep the system relatively cool
<emOne> With arm cpus it is not so crazy
<IgorPec> i have a huge case and coolers are probably just 2mm from the edge
<emOne> Oh wow
<IgorPec> huge cooler = less noise
<emOne> Yea
<emOne> Is it nice and silent?
<emOne> Have you heard about the coil whine mod that some people use?
<emOne> Woah what a beast :)
<IgorPec> aha, and board is dual cpu :)
<emOne> So you have two heatsinks like this?
<IgorPec> yep
<emOne> Oh wow
<emOne> Xeon?
<IgorPec> that's main armbian build server
<nekomancer[m]> <emOne "With arm cpus it is not so crazy"> ...yet
<IgorPec> yeah, i wish
<emOne> Neko I wonder what apple's mac Pro cpu will be like
<emOne> Seriously
<IgorPec> i really want to keep those coolers and replace the motherboard
<IgorPec> which is getting old
<IgorPec> dual arm server would sound very nice
<emOne> And cpus are supposed to be quite nice
<emOne> Yea
<IgorPec> they are old from todays perspective
<emOne> It would be nice for compiling natively too
<nekomancer[m]> <IgorPec "dual arm server would sound very"> port build process to arm in dependencies
<IgorPec> yeah, it will bring some work to transfer to native building
<Manouchehri> emOne: some ARM boards are very poorly designed :P
<Manouchehri> sweet, it looks like my pine64 is stable
<IgorPec> pine64 is also very pooerly designed :)
<emOne> But it is good that mac is going with arm
<IgorPec> mac will not bring anything, remember that
<emOne> More code will be ported to work on ARM
<IgorPec> everything is already here
<IgorPec> in opernsource world you don't need to ask anyone
<emOne> That is true
<IgorPec> the only one that will gain here is Apple
<emOne> Some are prediciting that the pcb on the macbook pros will be about the size of a raspberry pi
<emOne> It is insane that they got rid of the dedicated gpu
<emOne> Just a tiny pcb for the soc and that is it
<emOne> Everything else will be filled with note batteries
<emOne> note = more
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<IgorPec> well, what do you think is in other *books? more?
<IgorPec> from today
<emOne> IgorPec someone might finally port a dynarec to arn64 which is needed for some emulators
<IgorPec> a little around chip, the rests are connections for drive, memory, usb
<IgorPec> yeah, but what has apple to do with this?
<emOne> The dedicated gpu takes up a lot of pcb space
<IgorPec> if there will be one
<emOne> Because they will sell a lot of these laptops
<emOne> Developers will want to have their apps on the appstore
<archetech> their good global citizen arm move has lots of risk
<IgorPec> apple buyers are just like rpi, they buy everthing
<emOne> Code will be ported to arn64
<emOne> No idea why it is arm64 and not aarch64 but hey
<IgorPec> heard about google play?
<IgorPec> what kind if arhitecture is there?
<IgorPec> arm64=aarch64
<emOne> That is a good point
<emOne> It is all aarch64
<emOne> By now
<IgorPec> yeah. and apple brings notthing
<IgorPec> or amazon
<emOne> :(
<emOne> Amazon brings stuff to your house door
<emOne> They literally bring stuff hehe
<IgorPec> post office does :)
<emOne> Amazon has their own shipment service now
<IgorPec> not around here
<IgorPec> in US?
<emOne> Not everywhere you are right
<IgorPec> here they deliver with what comes, post office, dhl, ups, ...
<emOne> In the US they should have their own shipping service from what I have read
<emOne> But probably not in more remote locations
<emOne> Probably in the biggest cities or the most populated areas
<emOne> I am just hoping to figure this arm environement out one day
<emOne> The learning curve is insane
<emOne> With apple iPhone apps the learning curve is actually even better than developing apps on Windows
<IgorPec> what do you mean?
<IgorPec> arm environment is just fine
<emOne> It is easier to code and compile an app for ios
<emOne> IMHO
<IgorPec> i am not familiar with that LEGO land :)
<emOne> Hahhahahhahahshha
<emOne> :D:D:D
<emOne> So true
<IgorPec> well, its funny, but true
<emOne> Yea
<emOne> You just code your app
<emOne> You hit the play button
<emOne> And you're done
<IgorPec> almost. there are probably some challenges ofc
<IgorPec> but this is really so far away
<emOne> Yep
<emOne> Ios apps are going to run on macs
<emOne> Dunno
<emOne> I think having iPhone apps on a desktop is wrong
<IgorPec> android or IOS is something we don't even try to touch
<emOne> It could be a mistake
<IgorPec> most of us are CLI people only
<emOne> I actually like CLI code
<IgorPec> app on the phone, yeah, i use it, but that's it
<emOne> But you're right
<emOne> IPhone app development is like Lego land
<IgorPec> i don't (plan to) use Linux there
<IgorPec> yeah, this went far and its a huge market
<IgorPec> everthing must be app-ed
<emOne> Have you heard about harmonyOS?
<IgorPec> car, toilet, ...
<IgorPec> never, i googled now, haven't seen it
<emOne> Car toilet?
<emOne> Huawei is making it
<IgorPec> yeah, i see
<IgorPec> same shit, different brand
<emOne> They claim it is super secure in there promo videos
<IgorPec> it can be better ofc
<emOne> their*
<IgorPec> marketing = bullshit in the purest form
<emOne> Yes but people love marketing
<IgorPec> no, marketing is powerful
<emOne> True
<IgorPec> that they force you to love them
<emOne> I think it is good that they're making their own os
<emOne> Who knows how many trojans are in android
<IgorPec> i think they were forced ... can't be bad
<IgorPec> personally, i don't care
<emOne> I do
<emOne> I would prefer my os to be silent
<IgorPec> mega corporation will not asks you
<IgorPec> they will decide what is best for you
<IgorPec> but probably android needs some competition. that's good
<emOne> You got to break the chains
<emOne> The android UI was horrible when it was first released
<emOne> IPhone os was clean at first but lacked many features
<emOne> Symbian OS was magnificent
<emOne> But that is just me :)
<emOne> Symbian OS before the Touchscreen btw
<IgorPec> all otherws were better
<IgorPec> we are seeing this in raspberry pi :(
<IgorPec> worst product has best sales and biggest dev pool
<emOne> They were the first to the market if I am not mistaken
<emOne> The rpi was never great tbh
<emOne> But the pricing was amazing in the beginning
<emOne> Even the pi zero is 5 USD / eur for the base model
<IgorPec> they were not first, also pricing was never best
<IgorPec> but was ofc well protected by customs
<emOne> Who was the first?
<emOne> Well protected by customs? Tell me more
<IgorPec> EU has customs limit 22 EUR
<IgorPec> so competition has to be cheaper and also better
<IgorPec> that had huge impact. then this is kind of westeros product by Broadcom
<emOne> The raspberry pis didn't come from Asia
<emOne> They came from England
<IgorPec> before Rpi there was Beaglebone, Cubieboard, ...
<IgorPec> yeah, which is why they were behind 22 EUR
<IgorPec> England is/(was) EU
<emOne> Lol was
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<IgorPec> probably trade wise still is
<emOne> If you purchase things that cost less than 22 euros you don't have to pay taxes
<emOne> If you buy in bulk you still need to pay import taxes
<emOne> So if you order 1000x22eur raspberry pis from the factory you need to pay the taxes on the total amount
<emOne> Unless they ship each item in a seperate envelope?
<emOne> To different recipients
<emOne> But it didn't go from Asia to the customer
<emOne> It went from Asia to Britain to the customer
<emOne> Or Asia - > USA - > customer
<emOne> Am I wrong?
<emOne> I am trying to understand
<emOne> I believe you that perhaps the customs gave them special favours
<emOne> I am just trying to understand how IgorPec
<IgorPec> customs protects from cheap import
<IgorPec> if thing is made in EU (rpi suppose it was)
<IgorPec> customs are for all others
<IgorPec> i can tell you first hand. i am located in eu and i am getting stuff from everywhere
<emOne> The rpi was assembled in the UK
<emOne> But the parts were still from Asia
<IgorPec> yeah, but don't tell me
<IgorPec> this is how the world runs
<IgorPec> anyway, this is just a contributing factor
<IgorPec> not the only one
<emOne> So are you saying that they didn't have to pay import taxes?
<IgorPec> rpi ion eu cost 35 EUR
<IgorPec> ofc not
<IgorPec> customs are here to protect business
<IgorPec> you don't pay tax for the parts
<emOne> Some businesses*
<emOne> By the law you have to pay taxes on the parts too
<emOne> Even if they are less than 22 euros
<emOne> Because you buy many parts at the same time
<IgorPec> for company this is imported as raw material
<emOne> Or no?
<IgorPec> which is not taxed since final product is
<IgorPec> end user have to pay tax at onc e
<emOne> I think you are confusing import taxes with VAT
<IgorPec> ok. import tax is zero
<IgorPec> you only pay VAT
<emOne> There are international tariff tables for import duties
<emOne> For every country
<emOne> Usually the import duties are put together from two taxes
<emOne> The vat, which the customer pays
<IgorPec> Computers and computer parts
<IgorPec> 21%
<IgorPec> 0
<IgorPec> See explanation A
<emOne> 0%?
<IgorPec> yes
<emOne> Oh
<IgorPec> that's customs and i believe all EU countries have the same
<emOne> So why don't the other companies also do the same?
<emOne> Yes all EU countries are the same
<IgorPec> for others can't tell. US also doens't care about chep junk
<emOne> Apart from cigarettes, tabbaco and maybe alcohol taxes are different in EU countries
<emOne> But those are the exceptions
<IgorPec> yeah, also not my interests of import :)
<emOne> Well that is awesome
<emOne> So why don't the other sbc companies also import for 0%?
<emOne> Do the customs demand money unless you sleep with them?
<IgorPec> like i told you, this solo doesn't answer everything
<IgorPec> is just a customs protection for EU
<emOne> So it is like a mafia?
<emOne> Some companies are protected
<IgorPec> no no, its simple
<IgorPec> end user have to pay 5-15 fixed costs and vat when going over 22 and its a subject of procedure
<emOne> I know because I have bought TV boxed
<emOne> boxes
<IgorPec> if that is a subject of customs, then + customs
<emOne> It sucks
<IgorPec> it depends for who :)
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<emOne> I understand
<emOne> Unless ofc your customs are corrupt and the give special favours to some companies
<emOne> And to some they don't give those protections
<IgorPec> they don't do that
<IgorPec> for companies its ok
<IgorPec> only end user have to pay
<IgorPec> if company is end user it has to pay ofc
<emOne> Do the companies deduct the taxes?
<IgorPec> yes
<emOne> So they pay the taxes still
<IgorPec> it depends
<emOne> But pay less taxes at the end of the year
<IgorPec> companies have more space to manipulate then a person
<IgorPec> he has no choice, he has to pay
<IgorPec> which brings us back. end users have troubles ordering anything but rpi
<emOne> Odroid is south Korean?
<IgorPec> rpi = 35 + delivery anywhere in EU
<IgorPec> yes
<emOne> They make really nice boards but they're pricey too
<IgorPec> you can't be better and cheaper then rpi at the same time
<emOne> True
<emOne> Do you know who doesn't have to pay any taxes?
<emOne> Drug dealers :D
<IgorPec> yeah, i watch "Drugs inc" yesterday on NatGeo
<emOne> The shady guy in a very dark corner told me that this is a fact
<emOne> But this is how Al Capone got caught actually
<IgorPec> he said, i earn 30.000 USD per year with my legit work
<IgorPec> and 1.2 mio with selling drugs
<emOne> Yes but it is too risky
<IgorPec> ofc
<emOne> You are from Holland right?
<IgorPec> nope, slovenia
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<emOne> Ahh what a shame
<IgorPec> our druglords are small :)
<emOne> The Dutch have legal cannabis
<emOne> And no hard borders in the EU
<IgorPec> yeah, it was popular to go there .. back in the day
<IgorPec> days
<emOne> But now people are just selling sbcs on the street corners
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* emOne whispers. Hey would you like to get an sbc.. But shhh quiet
<emOne> I remember in Spain there were sellers from Africa
<emOne> Maybe 20 years ago
<emOne> They had these tables that they were wearing on the body
<emOne> They were selling belts, purses, sunglasses, sports shoes and other stuff
<emOne> All fake
<emOne> Instead of Adidas you could buy adibas
<IgorPec> yeah, i have seen that in italy but not around here
<IgorPec> but like 10y ago
<emOne> When the policr came they would quickly run
<IgorPec> sure, its 100% mobile shop
<emOne> But I always wondered why they would change the spelling of the brands
<IgorPec> because that goes trought customs
<emOne> If they would get caught I am sure they would get punished anyway
<emOne> Oh
<IgorPec> yep
<[TheBug]> Also because it's a second count of infringement to use their registered symbols / marks
<[TheBug]> just making a knock off is one thing
<[TheBug]> you try to sell it as the original thats another
<IgorPec> adidas fakes are burned, adibas is something else, genuine chines brand perhaps :)
<emOne> I am sure customs don't care if it is a fake Adidas or a fake Adidas that is spelled Adibas
<emOne> Unless customs are corrupt
<IgorPec> corruption is embedded into the system
<IgorPec> customs is just carriong out the law
<IgorPec> they are destroying fakes, while adibas is not fake
<emOne> But if I make an iPhone that looks exactly like an iPhone
<emOne> But I will change the brand to a pear instead of an apple
<[TheBug]> The person selling the mislabled knock-off will have less counts against them than the one trying to sell the one with legit logos and marks as well the company it's self if it choose cane decide to sue you in civil court for damages to their brand
<[TheBug]> everything has levels to it and different consquences
<IgorPec> bug the lawyer :)
<emOne> They would still win even if it is spelled Adibas but the design of the shoe is exactly the same
<[TheBug]> armchair lawyer
<[TheBug]> "arm"chair lawywer
<[TheBug]> har har
<emOne> Hahhahshahsh
<emOne> Loplolpollol
<emOne> That's a good one
<IgorPec> hehe, yeah. but customs is not that precise
<emOne> It is 100% corruption
<emOne> I guarantee it
<IgorPec> they are just officials which are trying not to break the law. they should - at least in theory - not pick sides
<IgorPec> western society has corruption in the hearth of the system
<IgorPec> especially US, EU not that much yet
<emOne> The customs decided together with these sellers from Africa that they will leave them alone for money... The weirdly spelled brands are an alibi for the customs
<emOne> Not the sellers
<IgorPec> no, those just got lucky
<IgorPec> there are tons of such merchendize comming
<IgorPec> and their earning could be much much bigger then selling the original
<IgorPec> now something serious. i am killing my head with https://armbian.atlassian.net/browse/AR-391
<ArmbianHelper> AR-391 [Bug] "Warning a reboot is needed doesn't go away after reboot" reported by Igor Pecovnik at 2020-08-04. Status: In Progress
<emOne> These sellers on the street corner have a boss and a supplier
<IgorPec> yep, those are for sure mafia
<emOne> What is that Igor?
<IgorPec> or similar type of org
<IgorPec> partition on the image is not expending properly
<[TheBug]> something change in the tool?
<IgorPec> can't find
<[TheBug]> either that or something is tyrying to initialize the device before that happens
<IgorPec> nothing is suspicious
<[TheBug]> like lvm
<[TheBug]> or
<[TheBug]> mdadm
<[TheBug]> or
<IgorPec> i suspect qemu
<emOne> A glitch in the matrix
<IgorPec> why would lvm or mdamd have anything here?
<[TheBug]> well in your case probably shouldn't but mdadm and lvm can be part of the bring up in initramfs
<ArmbianHelper> AR-425 [Bug] "Resize message doesn't disappear even file system is already expanded" reported by Igor Pecovnik at 2020-09-10. Status: To Do
<ArmbianHelper> AR-425 [Bug] "Resize message doesn't disappear even file system is already expanded" reported by Igor Pecovnik at 2020-09-10. Status: To Do
<[TheBug]> weird probably semi unrelated example
<[TheBug]> if you ever have a drive you pulled from a raid that still had the mdadm raid information on it
<IgorPec> it happens everywhere
<[TheBug]> you will end up with a populated md device with 1 drive
<IgorPec> i know, but here we create new device
<[TheBug]> and it would then consider the drive 'in use'
<[TheBug]> hmm
<[TheBug]> maybe partprobe before making the changes?
<[TheBug]> I honestly don't know what the code looks like so am spit balling
<[TheBug]> ohh and I need to read
<[TheBug]> don't wory I just got some coffee
<emOne> How much is a Slovenian prepaid sim card with Internet?
<emOne> You know they have free roaming in Europe now
<IgorPec> no idea, probably between5 - 10 EUR
<emOne> Sorry off topic. Let's chat about that later
<IgorPec> no
<emOne> :(
<IgorPec> no problem :)
<emOne> :)
<emOne> What are you trying to do?
<emOne> Why are you getting the error?
<IgorPec> why we don't know
<[TheBug]> IgorPec
<[TheBug]> er
<[TheBug]> wait
<IgorPec> what?
<[TheBug]> ohh I just learned something new and am reviewing that error is all
<[TheBug]> was gonna ask a question but answered it, sorry
<IgorPec> no. i am also doing one experiment which might tell me something
<[TheBug]> parted /dev/sdb mkpart primary ext3 1 100% -- i didn't realize you could use parted like this to elevate a partition, I always use loop devices
<IgorPec> would solve it
<IgorPec> but
<[TheBug]> well right
<[TheBug]> but thats supposed to make sure that all the partitions are known to the kernel
<[TheBug]> whats odd is it runs then basically tells you, until you reboot the kernel won't know about these volumes
<[TheBug]> there has to be an alternative to that like
<[TheBug]> parted -u or something
<IgorPec> the case it that also after reboot, things are broken
<[TheBug]> hmm
<[TheBug]> have versions of the tools used changed
<[TheBug]> could be a bug in parted or something
<IgorPec> it doesn't look that way, but haven't tried very well that part
<[TheBug]> also maybe check kernel version
<[TheBug]> could be something with how the kernel is trying to re-read the partition tables but fails
<IgorPec> kernel check was my current experiment
<IgorPec> is
<[TheBug]> again... just spitballing here
<IgorPec> kernel
<[TheBug]> acting as a logic sounding board more so
<IgorPec> it is
<[TheBug]> aha
<IgorPec> all of my previous tests were on 5.8.y
<IgorPec> now, this was done on 4.9.y for N"
<IgorPec> n2
<IgorPec> works fine
<IgorPec> now what in kernel
<IgorPec> now i hope there is something in the mainline lists
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<IgorPec> i think i will mask this problem for now
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<emOne> Anyone still here?
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