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<lanefu> holy shit it works lol
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<lanefu> and it booted from sdcard lol
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<MicroLinux (Salva)> Mmm...
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<MicroLinux (Salva)> I have a problem with my pbp on armbian
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<MicroLinux (Salva)> I booted the latest one from sd, burned the emmc and then it wasn't able to boot, but that's not the big trouble
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<MicroLinux (Salva)> The problem is that now booting from sd isn't able to moint the emmc anymore
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<MicroLinux (Salva)> Does anybody faced the same trouble?
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<MicroLinux (Salva)> Hopefully I will not have to unscrew this pbp again....
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<lanefu> armbianmonitor -u
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<lanefu> but you can probably goto an older kernel or newer kernel via armbian-config on then hopefully access it.... unless its actually uboot problem
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<MicroLinux (Salva)> Ohh.. it might be uboot
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<EfeCTN> Writing wasm is big pain
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<Tonymac32> I'm sure it is
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<stvhay> WASM seems so cool and i love it but I have not figured out how to actually DO it
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<Tonymac32> trying to find it, but someone actually ported an open source fpga toolset to it and the performance was indistinguishable from native, which I thought was interesting
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<Tonymac32> you always see the claims, and the reality is always nowhere near
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<rpardini> in my experience good performance with v8 runtime, at least single thread.
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<rpardini> to get started easiest might be take a look at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AssemblyScript -- it is TypeScript, but compiles down to WASM instead of JS
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<rpardini> others way more complex to get started, Rust / llvm etc
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<MicroLinux (Salva)> Armbian Ubuntu gnome (wayland) runs superb on the PBP (6.1K)
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<MicroLinux (Salva)> I had to shift to gdm3 bc of the power settings, but other than that, great experience. Super fast compared to my previous experiences
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<MicroLinux (Salva)> I am running on micro sd bc of my emmc problems
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<MicroLinux (Salva)> Current uboot disallowed me to even mount the emmc
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<MicroLinux (Salva)> That's super odd
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<MicroLinux (Salva)> Bc uboot is on the emmc
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<MicroLinux (Salva)> Not even on the spi
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<Tenkawa> @MicroLinux (Salva) can you not run TowBoot?
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<monkaBlyat> rk3399 u-boot seems to need some love had almost the same issue on rock 4b+ with latest armbian ,switching to the manjaro rk3399 u-boot source fixed it
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<MicroLinux (Salva)> Good, so, I will still use this from sd
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<MicroLinux (Salva)> At some point armbian will bump uboot version
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<MicroLinux (Salva)> Then, write it to spi, and that will allow me to write the emmc without disassemble the pbp
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<MicroLinux (Salva)> I would like to avoid tow boot
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<MicroLinux (Salva)> But if needed, I will
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<MicroLinux (Salva)> Mmm.. something really weird is happening on my pbp
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<MicroLinux (Salva)> @Tenkawa I wrote the spi towboot image to my spi..
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<MicroLinux (Salva)> And towboot isn't working at all
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<MicroLinux (Salva)> I am still utilizing emmc uboot
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<MicroLinux (Salva)> Okay, acquiring the right screw driver and the screws... they are all screwed up, funny thing
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<Tenkawa> Those screws are terrible
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<Tenkawa> And those plastic clip things
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<Tenkawa> who in the world came up with those things
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<Tenkawa> if you lose them it wont mount flush
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<stvhay> How do I change the name of the kernel package that armbian uses?
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<stvhay> I am building a rk3588 variant that requires a different kernel
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<stvhay> ive made a .csc file in configs
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<stvhay> and ive managed to use a "function post_family_config__indiedroid-nova_use_stvhay_kernel() {" function to define variables to point to the tree
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<stvhay> mimicking what i saw for the opi5 for u-boot
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<lanefu> @stvhay quick and dirty is making your own BOARDFAMILY= that will namespace it.
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<lanefu> still working on a userpatches way to do that
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<stvhay> @lanefu namespace how though
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<stvhay> ohh that's an environment variable
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<stvhay> i think i see what you are saying, yes
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<stvhay> i hacked in a legacy2 lol not good
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<stvhay> @lanefu you can probably patch the kernel up although order might be different
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<lanefu> LINUXFAMILY is kind of the default package namespace marker
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<stvhay> it looks like changing that one you kinda have to redo everything or at least comb through a lot
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<rpardini> in that hook, change LINUXFAMILY, and you'll get a separate kernel deb. You might have to adapt KERNELPATCHDIR, LINUXCONFIG and others, though
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<stvhay> i see a lot of logic tied to linuxfamily
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<rpardini> yeah. that's premature shellcheck-squashing that spread like a virus. my fault.
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<stvhay> does it need the export?
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<stvhay> or the declare -g?
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<stvhay> heh its funny i can see its your fault. my IDE runs git blame or something
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<stvhay> also yes the googulator kernel looks interesting. may try it when he's a little further along
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<EfeCTN> @amazingfate tried the overlay. It doesn't work but if i kill pulse and restart it, hdmi sound is shown in pactl list
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<Tonymac32> Boy that midstream is ugly 😆
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<Tonymac32> And yet
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<lanefu> it definitely works
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<rpardini> ideally all globals should be declare -g. real export needs are very few
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<Tenkawa> working and "working well/secure/not riddled with bugs" are two entirely different things which someone like me that spent my career fighting that does not condone
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<Tenkawa> It will "never" be that
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<Tenkawa> Not as long as computers exist
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<stvhay> well my dead horse is riding today. haha 🙂
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<stvhay> @lanefu @rpardini thank you for the guidance. @lanefu look forward to seeing your more thought out changes and image in the nova chat.