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<farkuhar> SiFuh this is how your bread recipe turned out, in a climate very different from Malaysia: https://snipboard.io/8YPkaM.jpg
<farkuhar> I was mistaken in my initial impression that the dough would be too dry. I actually had to add another cup of flour, and even then it was so sticky it almost didn't detach from the pan.
<SiFuh> farkuhar: hmm that link isn't working
<farkuhar> SiFuh: that site doesn't play nicely with my browser. Try here instead https://imgur.com/TWLbCsY
<SiFuh> Okay that worked
<SiFuh> Oh, I forgot to mention it is for plain white flour.
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<farkuhar> SiFuh: whole wheat flour is all I had, so that's what I used. Anyway, it tastes great, even though the texture is not as fluffy as what you're used to.
<SiFuh> Yeah, that explains why it was so sticky then
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<SiFuh> farkuhar: I made the recipe to follow the cheap easily available plain flour here in Malaysia. The time is not specific for proofing either. I tell just by lookng at it so it can take 20 minutes to over an hour or two. When done it should be super fluffy.
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<ukky> fyi, stenur repo has invalid signature https://crux.nu/keys/stenur.pub, though the repo browser has correct one in the browser
<SiFuh> ukky: Probably best to email him directly
<ukky> SiFuh: Thanks. Sent email to Steffen
<jaeger> We probably just need to update the key on crux.nu
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<farkuhar> Yeah, Steffen isn't responsible for the keys currently listed on crux.nu, even though at one point he might have had admin rights on that host.
<SiFuh> Wasn't there a mention of it in the past and Steffen informed CRUX of it?
<farkuhar> SiFuh: one of your links regarding nvme-cli led to this interesting claim: "If your SSD is from Lenovo, it'll be locked out. Even the newest Parted Magic can't factory erase it. Gotta use ThinkPad Drive Erase Utility ..."
<SiFuh> Wow and cool
<SiFuh> The link I mentioned before that I can't find, shows you how to unlock the drive then secure erase and then lock again.
<SiFuh> Wonder if it works on Lenovo
<farkuhar> Just confirmed on a secondhand ThinkPad. The exact error message reads "NVMe status: ACCESS_DENIED. Access to the namespace and/or LBA range is denied due to lack of access rights (0x4286)"
<SiFuh> Yep that is the one
<SiFuh> You must unlock it first
<SiFuh> I don't know why I am thinking of this, but I think hdparm is the program to unlock it
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<SiFuh> I think but... damn wish I had that site back.
<farkuhar> I thought hdparm only spoke SATA.
<SiFuh> Yeah but... fscking hell. I really need to pull up that guys site.
<SiFuh> I remember my drive was locked, and I had a n access denied but following this guys page I was able to unlock it, secure erase, lock it and move on
<SiFuh> Actually if I remember correctly after secure erase it was automatically locked again.
<jaeger> Updated stenur.pub on crux.nu
<farkuhar> So you had to unlock it twice? Or you left in place the automatic lock after secure erase, since the drive was still usable in that state?
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<SiFuh> I had to erase a key to unlock it I think. Then secure erase and after secure erase it was locked again but securely erased
<SiFuh> ukky: ^
<jaeger> That kinda sounds more like ATA behavior than NVMe, weirdly
<SiFuh> jaeger: you might be correct
<farkuhar> Anyway, for Lenovo SSDs in particular, the recommended tool can be written to a USB stick and booted: https://support.lenovo.com/be/fr/downloads/ds019026
<SiFuh> Maybe if I start searching for hdparm instead of nvme-cli I may find it... hmm?
<jaeger> Not saying it's impossible, I certainly don't know all disks :) But I *have* seen that happen on a SATA disk
<ukky> jaeger: SiFuh: thanks. pub key is good now
<SiFuh> jaeger: I will still check the hdparm side and let you know
<SiFuh> jaeger: farkuhar: https://code.mendhak.com/securely-wipe-ssd/ This kind of looks like it but 100% I used nvme-cli for the zero out part
<SiFuh> Damn, I found it jaeger and farkuhar
<SiFuh> It was hdparm
<SiFuh> I scanned through Telegram messages for hdparm and found it.
<SiFuh> And worse still, no nvme-cli mentioned at all
<jaeger> Makes sense
<SiFuh> Yeah, that I am freaking moron. Hahah
<jaeger> Nah, just that memory isn't 100% perfect
<SiFuh> Wait, I have an SSD drive that starts with O, maybe I did it to that an not the NVME drive
<jaeger> But I meant makes sense that it was hdparm in this case, matches up with the ATA vs. NVMe thing
<farkuhar> Thanks for digging up the references, SiFuh, even if they don't apply to NVMe.
<SiFuh> HAHAHA starts with T, jaeger it was the TEAM 1TB SATA3 M.2 SSD drive that I was doing that too.
<jaeger> I recognize the name but haven't used any TEAM drives myself
<SiFuh> farkuhar: It's been bugging me for a couple of days now. I have been gazing out the window thinking, WTF? Why? When? What words did I use? Whom had I notified about it? and so on.
<SiFuh> jaeger: probably below average drives. But my CRUX machine is using it as a secondary drive. However, I think it failed already because I gent an ATA SDB error on boot
<SiFuh> I didn't look into it because that machine is doing other crap and sits in the background melting the lamanex on the table
<farkuhar> SiFuh: Glad I could inspire you to get the memories straightened out. Now you won't be surprised to hear that `hdparm -I /dev/nvme0n1` returns nothing (because hdparm doesn't speak NVMe).
<SiFuh> To be honest, I haven't really done much on the CRUX side of things and I am just kind of running the machines into the groun.
<SiFuh> ground*
<SiFuh> farkuhar: It was both jaeger and you, don't take all the credit. Secondly I remember using nvme-cli for something... shit now I need to think about that.
<SiFuh> Lujo is using an NVMe, SAMSUNG MZVLQ1T0
<SiFuh> Oh wow, my main driver that is the one NVMe, Force MP510
<SiFuh> It was the MP510 that I remember using the nvme-cli on
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<jaeger> speaking of nvme...
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<SiFuh> Heh
<SiFuh> jaeger: and farkuhar: to make myself more ashamed https://i.snipboard.io/Kn5NYj.jpg Here is a screen shot of the actual messages
<jaeger> oops, heh
<SiFuh> Yeah, my thoughts exactly
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