<heat>
kex_exchange_identification: read: Connection reset by peer
<heat>
Connection reset by 81.101.221.143 port 22
<zid>
neat
<heat>
ssh -v heat@...
<zid>
yea I can't do it either, portproxy is lame
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<zid>
or vmware
<zid>
how do you connect to ports on your own damn vmware on w10
<heat>
with a vmware menu thing to forward ports I guess
<zid>
oh my routes are broken, I can't *ping* vmware
<zid>
Pinging 192.168.211.100 with 32 bytes of data:
<zid>
Reply from 10.112.32.217: Destination net unreachable.
<zid>
!?
<zid>
try now
<heat>
we're here m8
<zid>
yes I see a pts/1 heat
<zid>
okay so for some reason the dhcpcd inside vmware had given my eth0 an insane address, but it.. worked
<heat>
where's the iso?
<zid>
despite being completely the wrong subnt
<zid>
in ~
<heat>
i can't look at your ~
<zid>
~heat
<zid>
not ~root
<heat>
oh lol
<zid>
check that uname -a
<heat>
install socat pls
<zid>
fuck is a soc at
<zid>
'multipurpose relay'
<zid>
are you hacking me
<klange>
h4x
<heat>
i want to look at this qemu monitor unix socket
<heat>
actually I guess I can use tcp for this?
<zid>
why not direct it to a file, ssh in a second time, and watch that file
<zid>
and by file I mean pipe
<zid>
or screen
<zid>
but, socat is now installed
<heat>
yeah im ssh'd 2x
<zid>
You are enabling both readline and ssl (openssl) USE flags, the licences for these packages conflict. You may not be able to legally redistribute the resulting binary.
<zid>
Don't scp my /bin/socat okay?
<heat>
hahaha this was my plan all along
<heat>
are you sure your kvm isn't just entirely fucked?
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<klange>
What versions of readline and openssl are those? Fancy new OpenSSL 3 is Apache 2 which is GPL3-compatible, and readline has been GPL3 for a while now.
<zid>
I have no idea, heat
<zid>
You can find out for me!
<heat>
ok no, linux boots
<klange>
Really, readline being GPL not LGPL is the eyeroller here.
<heat>
it's on purpose
<heat>
GNU or the FSF or whatever do say that "libraries that give GPL programs an advantage should be GPL themselves"
<heat>
and explicitly refer to readline
<klange>
I said eyeroller not headscratcher, it's no mystery.
<klange>
This is why Kuroko ships with a vendored Toaru rline.
<heat>
zid, if you run onyx with no-shutdown no-reboot graphically, do you get any output?
<zid>
yea I get the initrd thing
<zid>
then when it would normally DO THE THING
<zid>
the screen resolution changes and it reboots/hangs at 0xfff0
<zid>
You could start X and forward the socket thingy I think?
<zid>
DISPLAY=:1 qemu-system
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<heat>
gtk init failed
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<heat>
wait, I wonder if this is an apic id thing or something?
<zid>
I have x2apic
<zid>
now
<zid>
oh maybe you tried to boot cpu 0 as an AP at 0xfff0 or something cus apic code got confused?
<heat>
does that mean kvm only emulates x2apic?
<heat>
yeah my code has a pending TODO on not assuming apicid 0 exists and is cpu0
<heat>
this is pure conjecture, I have 0 visibility into this
<zid>
man, imagine if your code booted on a REAL CPU
<zid>
Not those crappy xeons intel sell that are as dead as coal
<heat>
how do I extract from an iso?
<zid>
mount it loopback
<heat>
without mounting it I hope
<zid>
-o loop
<heat>
ok do it for me father
<heat>
i do not have root
<heat>
i hope
<zid>
iso/
<heat>
ty
<heat>
this is riveting osdev
<heat>
the log is weirdly garbled
<heat>
i'm getting a newer iso
<heat>
ok this newer one doesn't crash
<zid>
boo
<zid>
It still likes to print ??????????? when I type at least
<heat>
ok great
<heat>
is it not panic'ing for you?
<zid>
nope
<heat>
...ok
<heat>
this qemu invocation i'm doing is
<zid>
it moans about
<zid>
a thing
<zid>
bug works
<heat>
moans about what?
<heat>
can't find root, dropping into a root shell or something?
<heat>
just running some quick tests but everything seems to work so i'm happy
<zid>
It's an 8 core with 12 threads, unless I remembered to change it
<heat>
no idea why the old one didn't work
<zid>
Oh, I did
<heat>
cheers m8
<zid>
This thing is too fast
<zid>
I have no impetus to try overclock it, or upgrade it, or anything
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<sham1>
FakeAMD, so intel /s
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<hmmmm>
AuthenticAMD
<hmmmm>
I mean has there ever been a chip that gave something other than GenuineIntel/AuthenticAmd/VIAVIAVIAVIA for cpuid eax=0?
<hmmmm>
you gotta make shure you got the genuine stuff, not those fake knockoff x86 procs, never know when one will pop up in ur computerz
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<kof123>
not a real chip, bochs lets you set it i believe: bochsrc(5)/command-line: 'cpuid: vendor_string=GenuineBochs'
<kof123>
i think i patched qemu just to be funny too Genuine_Qemu
<kof123>
busy with other stuff... just remember doing that
<Mutabah>
Try `Quality_Qemu`
<Mutabah>
:D
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<kof123>
i thought it would be a braindead (foolproof) way to detect...but im not sure i even use that yet. just there if i need it
<sham1>
Fake knock-off x86. So yes, VIA
<geist>
fun. been playing with my old bebox
<geist>
still boots and runs like a champ, though it's a bit slow
<geist>
but it was slow even at the time
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<kazinsal>
re cpuid strings, Centaur chips spat out CentaurHauls and Cyrix spat out CyrixInstead
<kazinsal>
can't remember what NexGen did
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<mrvn>
hmmmm: Imagine some chinese company producing a fake AMD. Even though they totally ignore copyright and stole the design surely they will change the cpu id to FakeAMD, right?
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<ilovethinking>
hello
<ilovethinking>
i have learnt assembly as promised
<ilovethinking>
and now i am back
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<moon-child>
mrvn: is supposed to be 12 characters though
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<mrvn>
just had schnitzel
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<mjg>
lol wtf
<mjg>
Additionally, BFS has been added to an experimental branch of Google's Android development repository.[20] It was not included in the Froyo release after blind testing did not show an improved user experience.
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<heat>
lol wtf what
<heat>
that makes sense
<mjg>
bfs on android? probably not
<heat>
they basically tested for responsiveness
<heat>
it didn't improve things, so they dropped it
<heat>
actually it was even swetland that said this
<zid>
I ran bfs back in like 2010
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<mjg>
heat: afair the fundamental problem with bfs is lack of fairness, so even if it imiprove responsivness here and there, it could still mess you up
<mjg>
... in a way cfs, at least on paper, would not
<mjg>
so the thing to do, if rsponsiveness is a problem, is to work on cfs
<zid>
who needs fair when you can actually move your mouse
<mjg>
if there is no guarantee for getting cpu time, you very well may not be moving your mouse for long
<mjg>
or only move it and see nothing happen
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