<pitillo>
======> Building '/nfs/rpi3/3.7/pkg/llvm#15.0.6-1.pkg.tar.xz' succeeded.
<beerman>
With what now? What's that?
<pitillo>
it seems right
<beerman>
XD
<pitillo>
jaajajajajajaa
<beerman>
I have a few more in the pipeline
<beerman>
Most are "simpler", so don't worry
<pitillo>
around 70h here on the rpi3
<beerman>
Hahaha wow
<pitillo>
I have a problem with llvm PR, I don't know how to manage it
<beerman>
What do you mean?
<pitillo>
there are some problems to add it feom github
<beerman>
With that one i messed up
<beerman>
I opened the pull against master branch and changed that later on
<pitillo>
I can sharenmore info this afternoon from home (currently working, and this year's start comes with some changes...I'm still waiting for information from the company)
<pitillo>
ummm that's probably the problem then
<beerman>
Ah, gotcha. I'm on my way to work too, first day after vacation
<beerman>
I can reopen it if you want
<pitillo>
the other PR were fine and I was able to sqaush and merge, but with these ones, shpuld be there something to fix
<beerman>
Not sure, I'd need to see the error
<pitillo>
not sure hownmuch effort must be done from ypur side
<beerman>
That i should be able to do when I'm at work
<pitillo>
last time was very confortable, I was able to build, tedt and confirm. Then just squash and merge from github eas enought
<beerman>
Ok, I'll reopen it
<pitillo>
if you can, test at least with llvm which is fine, so if all go right, then you can recreate the rest
<beerman>
The rest should be fine? Just llvm, right.
<beerman>
?
<pitillo>
I checked another one which had the same issue, but I'm speaking from what I remember (may be I'm wrong)
<pitillo>
anyways, we csn focus first on llvm
<beerman>
Ok, I'll recreate them as needed
<beerman>
Yeah, i agree
<pitillo>
this weekend while itnwas building I put hands on pine64 kernel, from time to time, and I wasn't able to build and boot any of my tests
<pitillo>
the worse part is that I took armbian kernel and it didn't boot neither (this was my last chance and I had a good feeling about it... but it didn't boot
<beerman>
pine64: can i built that on a pi?
<pitillo>
sometimes I feel I've lost knowledge and experience... which makes me feel I go backwards
<pitillo>
sure, I believe it can be built anywhere
<beerman>
Ok, cool
<beerman>
I'll want to check that out
<pitillo>
I was thinking in rebuild our toolchain repo to start building kernel on cross systems
<beerman>
I wanted to try your rootfs on a lxc container and see if that works
<pitillo>
which one? do you mean generic aarch64?
<beerman>
No the pine64 one
<beerman>
On the pi as an lxc host
<pitillo>
ummmm good question
<pitillo>
we need to be sure they have compat (backwards) instructions, because I don't remember if they have smae instructions
<pitillo>
different socs and may be rpi4 overlays pine, but can't confirm
<pitillo>
may be you can direcly download pine64 rootfs and try to make a jail... if it succesfully executes bash, shpuldn't be any problem
<beerman>
yeah, i will try that as soon as i have time
<beerman>
let me see about the pull request
<beerman>
pitillo: remade it, lets see if you can merge that better
<pitillo>
thanks beerman! I'll check this afternoon from home
<beerman>
Sure
<pitillo>
beerman: this is what I meant and what it's ahppening after recreating the PR again
<pitillo>
I mean, as there is no release published, you are working ahead repositories
<pitillo>
not sure how I can explain...
<pitillo>
we usually put default master on repos just before publishing the release (web adjusts, old flyspray categories, all links to point default to 3.7...)
<pitillo>
so at this moment, we are testing far than the release... you made a full system test.... improving
<beerman>
But foot is hands down the best terminal emulator there is
<pitillo>
wayland... it's everywhere... and here I haven't tested it
<beerman>
sorry, been afk for a while ๐ it's great, SBCs and wayland is the perfect match, imo
<beerman>
if i had the energy i would maintain a wayland only overlay for x86_64, i kind of do, but without the public pressure in my private git instance
<beerman>
only one machine that i am toy testing a wayland only build
<beerman>
but dropping most of the x dependencies feels good in all regards.
<beerman>
dunno, maybe its just me. how did you like your ventures into wayland so far, jaeger ?
<jaeger>
For the most part it works fine on the AMD GPUs, not so much nvidia
<jaeger>
With that said there are minor things here and there that are not quite perfect, like the black screen from kodi, or applications not switching properly between fullscreen and windowed... small stuff