03:41 <archetech> sup nerds

05:52 <archetech> mesa 21.0-rc4 on lfs on N2+

05:53 <archetech> nerdy as it gets

06:12 <archetech__> Host: blfs-n2 Kernel: 5.10.5-1-ARCH aarch64 bits: 64 Desktop: Xfce 4.15.1

06:12 <archetech__> Distro: Linux From Scratch 20201001-systemd

06:12 <archetech__> Machine: Type: ARM Device System: Hardkernel ODROID-N2Plus

06:13 <archetech__> Display: server: X.Org 1.20.10 driver: modesetting resolution: 1920x1080~60Hz

06:13 <archetech__> OpenGL: renderer: Mali G52 (Panfrost) v: 3.1 Mesa 21.0.0-rc4

06:34 <archetech__> build your own stuff don;t depend on arrogant devs

09:35 <yann> I have a freshly-installed 21.02.1 on a nanopim4, with kernel 5.10.12 running, but armbian-config only shows me 5.8.x and 5.9.x kernel sources to download, what's wrong ?

09:37 <Werner> tried searching manually for them? apt-cache search linux-source....

09:40 <yann> right, it's there - but then whys isn't it shown in armbian-config ?

09:41 <Werner> no idea

09:42 <yann> ok, thx anyway :)

10:17 <yann> it's nice seeing it unpack with a minimal git tree, but I'm surprised to see the patches applied without any git or quilt tracking, am I overlooking something ?

10:19 <Werner> Not sure what you mean. You can check the build script to see how the sources are built: https://github.com/armbian/build/blob/d2fe129f3ae9a2cbed125a56db7a399412114a34/lib/compilation.sh#L325

10:27 <yann> I realize I had a look at advanced_patch/process_patch_file yesterday, so I should not feel so surprised :D

10:29 <yann> what I mean is that using "git am" to apply patches results in a git history, where it is easy to see where a given change comes from, as opposed to having all paches appear as unstructured local modifications

10:29 <yann> it makes it easier to just fetch the right collection of patches

10:33 <yann> I mean, advanced_patch seems to do some filtering on the list of patches, depending on target/board, so possibly not all the patches in rockchip64-current are applied, so I'll have to go trial-and-error to make sure I'm taking all the correct patches

10:46 <yann> is there a simple way to run the "unpack kernel source and patches" step only ? that compile.sh script does so many things :/

14:50 <IgorPec> yann: patch handling is not on that advanced level, nor we store history withing kernel source package.

14:51 <IgorPec> to goal is to have some control over the patches and apply them in predicted order. nothing more than that

21:17 <ArmbianTwitter> @makingislands (Francis Theodore Catte): step 1: find a working microSD card step 1a: that one's bad-- write 'BAD' on it in sharpie. step 1b: this one's bad too. FUCK! step 1c: remember I have a brand new 16GB card still in the packaging next to my 3D printer. step 2: flash an Armbian Buster minimal image https://tinyurl.com/y6ell24w (22s ago)

21:50 <[TheBug]> stipa: yeah but not thunderbolt compatible lol

21:50 <[TheBug]> which is what is funny

21:51 <[TheBug]> if I remember correctly

21:57 <stipa> hmmm

21:57 <stipa> i spoke with ex apple engineer

21:59 <stipa> [TheBug]: this line has something to do with your tought

21:59 <stipa> │22:29:38 Branes | Thunderbolt 3 speeds, up to 120 gigabits/sec

21:59 <stipa> i asked for the speed

22:01 <stipa> that's

22:01 <stipa> maybe even practical 1 GB per sec

22:07 <stipa> of USB4

22:08 <stipa> and the M1 stays cool

22:10 <stipa> to bad the laptop is over 1K $

22:10 <stipa> but to be honest i don't need that speed

22:11 <stipa> ...

22:11 <stipa> :/ :\

22:38 <nekomancer[m]> isn't barrier term from disk block protocol?

22:50 <stipa> idk man

22:51 <stipa> barrier by itself is

22:51 <stipa> upon synergy

22:51 <stipa> nekomancer[m]: like https://symless.com/synergy

22:52 <stipa> if you have two computers one by another

22:52 <stipa> and each has screen on the table in front of you

22:52 <stipa> you don't need to mind fuck

22:52 <stipa> using two keyboards and mice

22:53 <nekomancer[m]> smart!

22:53 <stipa> you can use barrier software

22:53 <stipa> it's over lan

22:53 <nekomancer[m]> newer hear about

22:53 <stipa> me neither

22:54 <stipa> heard some windows guy did it and see if there's something on linux

22:54 <stipa> and it is

22:54 <stipa> neat stuff

22:54 <stipa> but

22:55 <stipa> it's also mindufkc

22:55 <stipa> but it works like charm

22:55 <stipa> it's like multi screens

22:55 <stipa> behaves like that

22:56 <nekomancer[m]> it will have a chance

22:56 <stipa> it's fine

23:56 <sandelinos[m]> Hi

23:56 <stipa> hi

23:57 <stipa> ASL?

23:57 <stipa> ok

23:57 <stipa> joke

23:58 <sandelinos[m]> Ok

23:58 <stipa> let me guess

23:58 <stipa> your board won't boot ?

23:58 <stipa> network*

23:58 <sandelinos[m]> No

23:58 <stipa> what than?

23:59 <sandelinos[m]> I just updated the kernel on my Orange Pi one and it seems that the drivers for rtl8188 aren't included anymore by default

23:59 <stipa> fuck man

23:59 <stipa> is tha ethernet nic?

23:59 <sandelinos[m]> Was just gonna ask if that's intentional. I'm on my phone so it's kinda hard to go through git