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<tnt>
whitequark: could you have a quick look at https://pastebin.com/Uxc9HM5s and see if that looks like a correct fix for relut issue in recent yosys ?
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<whitequark>
tnt: uh, good question. what issue
<tnt>
whitequark: with abc9 they changed the mapping of inputs between $lut and SB_LUT4
<cr1901_modern>
Well at least it isn't as expensive as a softiron box, but I use the Pinebook for travel, and despite some build quality issues ("I got what I paid for"), it is actually a fairly respectable machine to do work.
<Hoernchen>
on a pinebook? how long does that take?
<cr1901_modern>
3 hours?
<whitequark>
faster than a 486
<cr1901_modern>
I would hope so
<hackerfoo>
Why not set up a remote machine for such things?
<Hoernchen>
hm. 3 hours? a bit much "to do work"
<cr1901_modern>
3 hours to compile nextpnr, yosys, and icestorm is reasonable when I do it once every 3 weeks
<cr1901_modern>
at night
<cr1901_modern>
And it's mainly bad b/c of the up5k/8k databases
<hackerfoo>
I'd be more worried about the swap drive, even if it's an SSD.
<cr1901_modern>
I attach an external hard disk :P
<whitequark>
i use swap on ssd all the time
<whitequark>
the concerns about durability are overblown
<cr1901_modern>
tnt made a patch to solve part of the compile time problems in icetime (thanks!)
<cr1901_modern>
Would like a similar solution for nextpnr but prob not happening :(
<whitequark>
i mean, maybe if you use bottom of the barrel flash that barely survives normal use, sure
<hackerfoo>
So you can swap your swap drives when they catch on fire?
<hackerfoo>
I got a Samsung 970 Pro so I don't have to worry about it wearing out, but I still don't use it for swap.
<hackerfoo>
Well, I do, but it never swaps.
<ZirconiumX>
I generally don't have swap except for my Raspberry Pi; if it fills my RAM I'd rather it get killed than have my system lock up
<whitequark>
i use swap mostly for hibernation
<hackerfoo>
Most SSDs are only rated for 500 x capacity writes or so.
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<hackerfoo>
i.e. writing the full drive 500 times might kill most SSDs.
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<emeb>
wonder if SSDs have some sort of cumulative write stat that's accessible to the OS for determining it's wearout
<whitequark>
yes, via smart
<emeb>
I see the SMART data has an entry called "wear levelling count"
<emeb>
and "lbas written"
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<cr1901_modern>
Damnit... I need to travel tomorrow. Take the Pinebook. I wanted to debug an stm32 application remotely over ssh. openocd working remotely using LocalForward... the gcc on the pinebook generates a builtin_memcpy not in thumb mode. So much for that.