<jaeger>
So, neither of the slackware images is really useful, at least not the latest ones... the 6.0.2 locks up frequently and the 5.19.whatever just gives a black screen after boot. I might try one of the older releases tomorrow
<jaeger>
On the subject of the phone being a decent mobile device with a dock setup, the steamdeck is pretty good for that as well :)
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<beerman>
the steamdeck can also be utilized for gaming, i wouldn't dare to try this on the pine 😛
<beerman>
the pi finished llvm, compiler-rt, clang, lld, rust, nodejs so far
<pitillo>
jaeger: same fault as our old images which hadn't wpa_supplicant nor linux-firmware on the release.
<pitillo>
about the version, I believe 5.15 is a good one which has full support (there is a matrix overthere explaining what is supported in all different kernel versions)
<pitillo>
I'm currenrly building modules... when it ends, I'll give a try
<pitillo>
the steamdeck seems a very nice toy btw... for gaming and for "playing" with distro development, the problem os price (a bit expensive)
<beerman>
i think you get more than you pay for with the steam deck
<beerman>
but it is expensive
<beerman>
i wouldn't buy one myself, i am not gaming that much lately
<pitillo>
very good new beerman, it seems to run smoothly with all those beasts, thanks for sharing results, they are promising
<beerman>
but: i love that the device exists. its pushing the market boundaries a lot which is great
<beerman>
pitillo: you are welcome, of course. It ran fine on the 32bit build i have been running almost the past 2 years too already
<pitillo>
yeah, me too. I'd like it for both, gaming and playing... but not enought time for any of them (I have the kid currently chasing me to tickle him xD
<beerman>
haha the game of life
<beerman>
thats just next level stuff 😄
<pitillo>
nice to know that too, but to get all its power, 64b is needed and your tests are really promising to get a rock solid device (my rpi3 with the 64b release was a beast too)
<pitillo>
true... more than next level... it's another league xD
<beerman>
haha
<beerman>
anyway, going to do christmas grocery shopping now. got a few cookies to bake and dishes to prepare.
<beerman>
i'll see if i can get sway up and running in the meantime. first thing i'd like to setup is mail and some basics
<pitillo>
great
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<pitillo>
the kernel is creating a lot of modules... most of them are not needed for this device... so I think it won't be a good one
<pitillo>
5.16 doesn't boot neither... not many time to debug it over serial
<beerman>
foot compiled with lto and pgo, neat
<beerman>
not too big of a task, but so nice that it does
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<pitillo>
niiiice
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<sajcho>
Guys just for info. How long does rust take to compile on rpi4.
<beerman>
didn't look at the time
<beerman>
i'd say between 6 to 9 hours, roughly. i guess it strongly varies on the setup as well
<sajcho>
Thank you. That's not bad. Good luck with your next job.
<jaeger>
rebuilding the toolchain did not fix the prt-get issue, I kinda expected that it would
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<pitillo>
interesting jaeger, I thought it may be will fix it... but like I said, the mix between arches (32b on 64b) and specific sub arches (armv7 vs armv5) didn't allow me to be very optimistic
<pitillo>
good luck with your next job? what does that mean?
<beerman>
build job, hopefully
<beerman>
😛
<pitillo>
xD
<pitillo>
jaeger: I've tested 3.6 on the cubieboard (jailed) and it's working fine, so there is no mix between armv5 and armv7 (all devices are arv7*)
<pitillo>
I believe the problems comes from the container
<pitillo>
not sure if --platform docker option can help, because I think it's autodetected (linux/arm/v7 and linux/arm/v6)
<pitillo>
may be forcing it to be v6 can help, but this is far from my knowledge
<jaeger>
I'm going to rebuild core as well to see if that matters... if that doesn't fix it I will assume the container is doing something stupid
<pitillo>
let's see if manufacturers start building this kind of laptops....
<pitillo>
here I'm on the way with the cubieboard2 building the generic release 32b.... I want to see how goes stage0 binutils bump... that's the cretical point atm
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<sajcho>
Good. I'll write it differently. Good luck in whatever you want to achieve. (y)
<beerman>
no worries, thanks a lot
<beerman>
👍️
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<pitillo>
jjajajajaja
<pitillo>
he's a bit strange or it's me?
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<beerman>
i dunno 😄 i think i understand correctly
<beerman>
so i've built flatpak and seahorse but haven't tried sway yet
<pitillo>
me too, I hope he doesn't take anything wrong, but it seems strange for me the connections and disconnections (and following the log I believe). May be restricted connection or to don't waste quote...
<beerman>
oh, i haven't noticed that. i don't even see quits or joins
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[ crux-ports-opt-arm64 ]: libtiff: remove overlay, not needed anymore
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<beerman>
pitillo: /etc/pam/.d/common-session is missing the dumb runtime dir module
<beerman>
but sway seems to run fine
<beerman>
the dbus package is referencing old /var/run/dbus directory, the rc scripts also doesn't create the correct one in /run
<pitillo>
let me check beerman
<pitillo>
beerman: do you care abput creating an issue for it?
<pitillo>
I mean in girhub.... your contribution here is a present for the project, but if I fix it, your report isn't shown
<pitillo>
girhub xD
<pitillo>
if you prefer to be innthe shadow, I can understand, but I'd like to see your work where it should be
<pitillo>
I hope this doesn't sound bad
<beerman>
ah, don't worry, i don't need my report to be shown 🙂
<beerman>
i can of course do it
<beerman>
ah, need a kernel with unpriviledged user namespace for ungoogled-chromium flatpak, maybe not tonight anymore
<pitillo>
beerman: whatever you want, your choice. May be I'll take a look when wife goes to bed or maybe I'll do it tomorrow...
<jaeger>
I think I have found the slowest uSD card there is, heh