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<pitillo> pine64 kernel 5.15 LTS debug..... good breakfast xD
<beerman> ☕
<pitillo> I'm trying to upgrade the kernel for the pine64 using a 5.15 LTS which seems to support it
<pitillo> but yesterday I did the reboot on remote... and it died... so I'm just trying to check what's happening there
<pitillo> it seems that the defconfig for arm64 isn't right (lot of not needed support)... I'm currently trying an oldconfig from an old kernel and checking bit by bit what's new and what I can avoid
<beerman> kernels on arm boards are weird 😄
<beerman> is all i can say about it
<pitillo> weird in whicn sense? since some years ago, ARM support in kernels are getting bigger
<pitillo> the problem are propietary drivers and non maintained devices by their providers
<pitillo> I don't know why I see ? in your senteces beerman ... I don't know if you are asking or if I'm missing something on irssi xD
<beerman> oh lol, probably encoding
<beerman> my client is rewriting emojis to utf-8 emojis
<pitillo> jajajajajaja I only see ?
<beerman> lmao sorry man
<pitillo> no problem :D
<beerman> what terminal are you using?
<pitillo> screen.xterm-256color
<beerman> http://sprunge.us/lYLhe2 you should be able to see those
<beerman> in your browser as well on your terminal
<beerman> ok not sure about screen
<beerman> but xterm should be able to do it
<pitillo> I can't see any of them here
<beerman> screen might need configuration
<beerman> aye 😆
<beerman> again, it rewrote that x D to an emoji glyph, sorry
<pitillo> probably, I've never deep into screen setup (not more than I really need)
<pitillo> jajajajaaja yeah
<pitillo> now I understand that there is a missing emoji there :)
<beerman> echo -e "\xF0\x9f\x8d\xba"
<beerman> what locale do you use in your terminal?
<pitillo> jajajaajaja
<pitillo> I can see the beer on ubuntu terminator :D
<beerman> haha ok
<beerman> https://dpaste.org/8hTMK i have those in my profile
<beerman> those should also work with screen
<beerman> though you might need to start a new screen session with those flags set
<pitillo> $ locale -a
<pitillo> C
<pitillo> POSIX.utf8
<pitillo> POSIX
<pitillo> C.utf8
<pitillo> en_US
<pitillo> en_US.iso88591
<pitillo> en_US.utf8
<pitillo> es_ES
<pitillo> es_ES.iso88591
<pitillo> es_ES.utf8
<pitillo> ummmm I can try on another device, let's see
<pitillo> on the odroid I have only these ones
<pitillo> $ locale -a
<pitillo> C
<pitillo> POSIX
<pitillo> I haven't generated locales xD
<beerman> you should export them in a terminal and then start a new terminal from the old one, it should take effect then
<beerman> also 3.7 brings locale-gen script and /etc/locale.gen
<beerman> its a post install script for glibc as well now
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<pitiIIo> can you send an emoji beerman ?
<beerman> 😜
<pitiIIo> I've run another screen instance with those exports (changing them to en_US)
<pitiIIo> yeah
<pitiIIo> now I can see it
<pitiIIo> xD
<pitiIIo> emojis on terminal....
<pitiIIo> interesting
<beerman> yep 🙂
<pitillo> second try to reboot the pine64 remotely failed :_(
<pitillo> I'll check again over serial tomorrow