00:06 <KREYREN> > Declares cleanup_id and uboottempdir

00:06 <KREYREN> > doesn't use them

00:06 <KREYREN> https://i.imgur.com/uBwee1V.png

00:15 <archetech> mr noise

00:15 <archetech> fix ur chit and be happy

01:00 <KREYREN> archetech, what my shit! the code's horrible x_x i will be happy once i refactor this thing and manage to convince igor that it's a good idea~

01:01 <KREYREN> almost made uboot compilation on armbian to do uboot things correctly for riscv64 now ^-^

01:01 <KREYREN> bcs it's doing weird arm things atm that make it do weird things when put on the device atm

01:02 <KREYREN> https://github.com/chainsx/armbian-riscv-build/compare/911ed65ea5b37abf6e6fa0c8974083dcb0d7b8a2..081c7de1cfa9034009b64e7b129d93c38ce6c332?diff=unified#diff-e0e9d2dcbaadd1778a7ddd1e0260b8a7688ea1fd5ce27b0e2acaff3613e008a5R146 once i figure out what the hug is chainsx doing here that is

01:03 <KREYREN> > posts github link, the discord bot crashes

01:03 <KREYREN> https://github.com/chainsx/armbian-riscv-build/compare/911ed65ea5b37abf6e6fa0c8974083dcb0d7b8a2..081c7de1cfa9034009b64e7b129d93c38ce6c332?diff=unified#diff-e0e9d2dcbaadd1778a7ddd1e0260b8a7688ea1fd5ce27b0e2acaff3613e008a5R146

01:03 <KREYREN> nwm wasn't that

03:59 <KREYREN> IgorPec, https://github.com/chainsx/armbian-riscv-build/compare/911ed65ea5b37abf6e6fa0c8974083dcb0d7b8a2..081c7de1cfa9034009b64e7b129d93c38ce6c332?diff=unified#diff-0176226aa6bb4db8276bd2ba0a2f2b0e723e1d3072c9b5bc6300d5b33eb23cd0L1536 look for `local toolchains=(` .. what should be the armbian way to handle this? -> Can you provide the required toolchain in armbian?

04:01 <KREYREN> https://github.com/chainsx/armbian-d1-build/releases/download/toolchain/Xuantie-900-gcc-linux-5.10.4-glibc-x86_64-V2.6.1-20220906.tar.gz

04:01 <KREYREN> it's needed for OpenSBI

04:02 <KREYREN> where nix's is using the riscv64-linux

04:06 <KREYREN> oh this way is deprecates

04:06 <KREYREN> hmm crust also needs this so the solution is probably there

04:06 <KREYREN> forgot i asked then! >_<

04:06 <KREYREN> xD

04:12 <KREYREN> ok i still don't know.. figured out that we have https://github.com/armbian/build/blob/5382fbdd1339879fb61c9955f52e7d22df0a341f/config/sources/riscv64.conf#L24 but it's not in PATH

04:24 <KREYREN> figured it out

04:24 <KREYREN> ^-^

04:24 <KREYREN> it has to be set as < 8.0 for the thing to fetch it

05:14 <KREYREN> https://i.imgur.com/4puN51Z.png

05:14 <KREYREN> :thinking:

08:51 <thms> Hi everyone!

09:10 <chris_99> Hi, i'm just wondering i'm using Armbian_23.8.1_Orangepi5-plus_jammy_legacy_5.10.160_xfce_desktop.img but video playback with 'mpv' is very stuttery, i'm wondering if there is a GPU driver i need to install? I saw 'Enable 3D Acceleration (Ubuntu variant only)' but guess that doesn't apply for video? I tried --hwdec=auto, and noticed messages such as 'libEGL warning: DRI2: failed to authenticate' which sound like there's no GPU

09:10 <chris_99> acceleration at the moment

09:14 <thms> did you run that command with sudo ?

09:16 <thms> https://pi3d.github.io/html/FAQ.html#glx-dri2-not-supported-or-failed-to-authenticate

09:18 <chris_99> interesting point, i just tried as root

09:18 <chris_99> but got 'error: XDG_RUNTIME_DIR not set in the environment.'

09:22 <thms> I'm not sure that command is supposed to be ran as root tho. What is the full command you are running ? I guess you could get that environment variable from your $USER.

09:22 <thms> Since you've got XFCE installed, can't you try using VLC to see if it makes any difference ?

09:23 <thms> did you have it working on another OS on same hardware or is that your first time doing that ? Other videos formats are fine ?

09:24 <chris_99> i tried ' DISPLAY=:0.0 sudo -E mpv *.mkv --audio-device=pulse/alsa_output.platform-hdmi0-sound.stereo-fallback --hwdec=auto' too, which gave the same DRM error. I've not tried another OS yet

09:24 <chris_99> will install vlc and try that

09:26 <thms> well mpv should not be ran as root imho. though there seem to be a permissions problem with the libEGL. I'd give VLC a try before trying more stuff with MPV :).

09:48 <Treibholz> but for working libEGL you do need the 3D Acceleration stuff, I guess. At least I didn't get wayland running without it.

09:48 <chris_99> gotcha, i'm just installing those now, would they work with Xorg?

09:49 <Treibholz> Don't know. I try to avoid Xorg when ever I can nowadays.

09:49 <chris_99> ah

09:51 <Treibholz> on bookworm the ffmpeg-package from these ppas can't be installed (dependencies...) I guess, this would speed up mpv significantly... Maybe I'l try to compile it myself for bookworm.

09:55 <DC-IRC> <Werner> Try gnome variant. AFAIK gnome comes with Wayland which is supported by the hw accel packages

09:55 <Treibholz> anyway: mpv works here, but no hw-decoding

09:55 <DC-IRC> <Werner> *Jammy gnome

09:56 <chris_99> ffplay seems to be working a lot better for me at the moment, than mpv interestingly

09:57 <chris_99> oh actually , just tried mpv again, after installing the 3d drivers, and that's working better too

09:59 <chris_99> looks like there is some tearing type effect though

10:00 <chris_99> will try the gnome like you say

10:30 <chris_99> i think it looks better still in gnome, but can anyone help with a daft question, i've never used gnome/wayland, how do i make mpv fullscreen, even when i hit 'f' which normally does this, it's still got a lot of wayland/gnome still visible

10:52 <Treibholz> chris_99: looks broken here with wayland/sway and mpv on bookworm, too. ffplay in fullscreen works.

10:54 <chris_99> hmm ffplay seems to be using 88% cpu for me, whereas mpv, 30%

10:55 <chris_99> with-fs, it's not fullsceen for me

14:48 <chris_99> I just noticed on my tv it says 4k @ 30p, with my orange pi, does anyone know how it decides whether its 30p, 60p,.., im just wondering if i maybe need a higher hdmi spec cable

14:59 <chris_99> oh sorry, i see in display config the max setting i've got is 30Hz, but seems the tv does support 60Hz, so maybe it is the cable

15:03 <DC-IRC> <tenkawa42> chris_99: how old would you say the cable is?

15:03 <DC-IRC> <tenkawa42> guesstimate

15:03 <chris_99> good question, it could well be 4yrs old, i've no real clue though

15:04 <DC-IRC> <tenkawa42> It "might" support 4k but that's going to be close

15:04 <chris_99> ah, i'll order a new one, to be sure, i found one that says hdmi 2.1 online

15:04 <DC-IRC> <tenkawa42> I have a handful of cables here and only 2 of them work on my 4k box

15:04 <chris_99> ah intersting, thanks

15:05 <DC-IRC> <tenkawa42> I have found... if can be done.. the shorter the better

15:05 <chris_99> i was trying to play a 4k 60fps video, whilst my screen says the resolution, is 4k 30fps, and mpv is dropping lots of frames, so hoping a new cable might help

15:05 <chris_99> yeah i'll get a 1m one

15:06 <DC-IRC> <tenkawa42> heavier gauge wire obviously but they don't usually adverise/show the cable to let you see

15:06 <DC-IRC> <tenkawa42> er advertise

15:27 <jspiros> I have had good experiences with the Monoprice Certified Premium line of HDMI cables for 4k interconnect

15:28 <jspiros> https://www.monoprice.com/product?p_id=15430 those ones

15:28 <jspiros> they are fairly thick and stiff, though, if that matters to you

15:30 <jspiros> have had no problems at least up to 10ft length, in a fairly electrically noisy environment (home theater equipment area with lots of cables)

15:30 <jspiros> I'd imagine many other good cables are out there, of course, just sharing my experience with that line :)

15:32 <DC-IRC> <tenkawa42> yeah.. 10 ft is usually ok now.. some of the earlier cables were iffy

15:32 <jspiros> I do know that all my 4K capable devices (various UHD BD players and PS5) came with cables that were pretty spotty compared to the Monoprice Premium Certified ones, so I replaced the former with the latter in each case

15:32 <DC-IRC> <tenkawa42> The connectors originally were semi-junk too

22:08 <DC-IRC> <0xdamian> what is the fastest way to copy stuff from one disk to another?

22:08 <DC-IRC> <0xdamian> dd?

22:08 <chris_99> wouldn't copying files be faster, unless you mean to take an image

22:10 <DC-IRC> <0xdamian> If you ask "how much gb?" then the answer would be 983,3gb

22:11 <DC-IRC> <0xdamian> from 1tb nvme to 4tb ssd

22:13 <DC-IRC> <tenkawa42> What interface? nvme/usb/etc?

22:13 <DC-IRC> <0xdamian> NVME to SATA3

22:14 <DC-IRC> <tenkawa42> Do you want to retain same filesystem types?

22:14 <DC-IRC> <0xdamian> idk

22:14 <DC-IRC> <0xdamian> both are gpt

22:14 <DC-IRC> <tenkawa42> You want to keep the structure intact though right?

22:15 <DC-IRC> <tenkawa42> No changes for now except to increase the size at end possibly

22:15 <DC-IRC> <0xdamian> both are a data grave

22:15 <DC-IRC> <0xdamian> there is no system on it

22:15 <DC-IRC> <0xdamian> like music movies and other shit

22:16 <DC-IRC> <c0rnelius77> just use `cp -r`. You could use rsync but I don't think thats gonna make it any quicker.

22:16 <DC-IRC> <tenkawa42> actually rsync will speed it up a lot

22:16 <DC-IRC> <tenkawa42> especially if there are small files

22:16 <DC-IRC> <c0rnelius77> not really. but sure... use rsync

22:16 <DC-IRC> <tenkawa42> I use it a lot

22:17 <DC-IRC> <tenkawa42> rsync can also do multitplexing where cp doesn't

22:17 <DC-IRC> <0xdamian> 5gb files

22:17 <DC-IRC> <c0rnelius77> rync is more for like reserving permissions which apparently doesn't matter here.

22:18 <DC-IRC> <c0rnelius77> rync is more for like preserving permissions which apparently doesn't matter here.

22:21 <DC-IRC> <tenkawa42> Since he is using non compressable media rsync will likely be slower. I didn't notice he said music, movies etc

22:23 <DC-IRC> <tenkawa42> With compressable files it takes advantage of multiple cpus quite nicely

22:23 <DC-IRC> <c0rnelius77> Yeah thats what I'm saying. It isn't like transferring one rootfs from one disk to another. Its just a basic transfer.

22:23 <DC-IRC> <tenkawa42> Or small files.. (or the network it really flies)

23:12 <KREYREN> official support for licheeeeeeeee pi 4a landing soon btw~

23:12 <KREYREN> i should submit a flake to the armbian project so that i can build these things over my build farm it takes like ages rn

23:58 <KREYREN> submitted https://github.com/armbian/build/pull/5689