00:00 <zorz> SiFuh: going to sleep

00:00 <SiFuh> You?

00:00 <zorz> see you tomorrow man

00:00 <SiFuh> No

00:00 <zorz> camping ?

00:00 <SiFuh> I am going jungle today

00:00 <SiFuh> Yes camping

00:00 <SiFuh> Not off-road

00:00 <zorz> have fun and enjoy max!

00:01 <zorz> good night!

00:01 <SiFuh> Is it?

00:01 <zorz> will be :)

00:01 <SiFuh> I don't want to know

01:02 <SiFuh> remiliascarlet: Her soyboy colleague was walking through the park at KLCC and a Malay guy come out of the bush and punched him and robbed him. HAHAHAHA

01:02 <SiFuh> Now he is afraid to walk in the park again

01:18 <SiFuh> What's going on? A remilia rainstorm?

07:25 <remiliascarlet> Sorry for the many joins, my server was acting up.

07:45 <lavaball> i'll allow it.

13:37 <farkuhar> zorz: SiFuh: I got the soundcard working again. It must have been a timing issue. I needed to delay `modprobe snd_sof_pci_intel_icl` until *after* the i915 module had loaded its firmware.

13:43 <zorz> ok!

13:43 <zorz> farkuhar: now you have sound :Pp

13:48 <farkuhar> zorz: I wonder why I had so many successful reboots without needing to insert a delay for the i915 firmware loading. None of the updates applied on June 21 should have changed the startup sequence so drastically.

13:50 <farkuhar> Well, there was the update of rdfind (a dependency of linux-firmware). Maybe the new rdfind is slower to navigate /lib/firmware, and that's why the i915 module now takes longer to complete its initialization.

13:58 <farkuhar> One workaround might be to edit /etc/rc.modules and insert a `sleep 10` after the modprobe of i915. Or I could defer `modprobe snd_sof_pci_intel_icl` until /etc/rc.fix (which should run late enough in the boot sequence, so that the i915 firmware will have finished loading).

14:01 <zorz> i think sleep 10

14:05 <zorz> i had this in my crux rc.modules long time ago /sbin/modprobe snd_mixer_oss

14:06 <zorz> sleep 10 && /sbin/modprobe snd_bla_bla

14:12 <zorz> its pity you cannot run openbsd. in linux you will have always problems like this one.

14:16 <farkuhar> Oh, I certainly *can* run OpenBSD on that device. I would just have to invest in new hardware (like the Creative Bluetooth dongle that SiFuh mentioned), because OpenBSD has no native support for bluetooth or SoundOpenFirmware.

14:22 <zorz> aahhh ok i see

14:25 <farkuhar> So I went with the OS that has native support for the existing hardware, rather than enlarge my collection of eventual e-waste with yet another dongle (or set of headphones).

14:31 <zorz> correct.

14:49 <zorz> tradingview down.... anyway their data suck

16:54 <zorz> lavaplace

17:02 <lavaball> you own it or why you trying to push it?

18:54 <zorz> lavaball: just joking

18:57 <lavaball> then get funny.

19:04 <zorz> forget about it.

19:14 <lavaball> the warning has lots new songs out.

19:18 <zorz> remiliascarlet: https://arstechnica.com/security/2024/05/ssh-backdoor-has-infected-400000-linux-servers-over-15-years-and-keeps-on-spreading/

19:20 <zorz> lavaball: singing ?

19:39 <lavaball> they sing as well, yes.

19:45 <zorz> hahaha