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<ehmry> anyone tried buildFHSUserEnv for aarch64?
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<sphalerite> not me, but I don't see any reason why it wouldn't work
<ehmry> it doesn't evaluate and seems to have only been tested with x86_64
<ehmry> so thats what I'm doing today
<sphalerite> oh, huh
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<flokli> ouch, cross Nix compilation broke in https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull/107623#issuecomment-764520198
<ehmry> samueldr: are you able to add #nixos-exotic to the nix channel list?
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<samueldr> ehmry: yeah
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<samueldr> should be getting there soon
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<samueldr> flokli: yeah, thefloweringash noticed earlier
<samueldr> sadly it's not like it's a change from us
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<gchristensen> wow, rpi has their own silicon now
<samueldr> cortex-m0
<gchristensen> right on
<samueldr> I'm concerned about more vendor lock-in
<flokli> Oof
<samueldr> tbf, I don't know if there is vendor lock-in
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<mgdm> Hello. Anyone know if there's a NixOS AMI I can launch on an AWS Graviton2 instance?
<samueldr> NixOS doesn't publis any (yet) AFAIK
<samueldr> I seem to remember users having that figured out though
<samueldr> I can't remember who
<samueldr> not sure if you can find out who with that https://logs.nix.samueldr.com/nixos-aarch64/search?q=aws
<mgdm> Oh, should I be able to just import https://hydra.nixos.org/build/135391982 ?
<samueldr> maybe!
<samueldr> I hadn't realized we maybe had it in Nixpkgs
<mgdm> I'll give it a shot
<samueldr> I guess, the old: you tell us :)
<mgdm> yep :)
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<mgdm> The import gave me 'ClientError: EFI partition detected. UEFI booting is not supported in EC2.'
<mgdm> Apparently they can do UEFI for Windows but not Linux, according to https://docs.aws.amazon.com/vm-import/latest/userguide/vm-import-ug.pdf
<samueldr> yeah, most likely it's that the job for the x86_64-flavoured EC2 image *coincidentally* builds for aarch64
<samueldr> but does not produce a usable image
<mgdm> yeah
<mgdm> the fact that is there makes me think the pdf doesn't have the whole story
<colemickens> I have launched the aarch64 image in AWS on their m5 instances.
<colemickens> btw
<colemickens> I might have the script laying around.
<samueldr> colemickens: that image as built by Hydra?
<samueldr> or something else?
<mgdm> I'm trying to put it on a t4g
<colemickens> It was a pre-uploaded AMI but it looked like one from nixpkgs (but of course now that you ask, it couldve been anything)
<colemickens> one sec
<mgdm> I have seen a few that looked like that, but a) I'd like to know how to do that :) b) I wasn't sure of their provenance
<colemickens> makes total sense :)
<samueldr> considering we don't publish the identifiers here https://nixos.org/download.html#nixos-amazon
<samueldr> I would assume it's not from us
<colemickens> I just found out that Azure's Spot market is totally confusing and not working the way I thought, so I'm actually fairly interested in this. (Though Packet is still hard to beat most times)
<mgdm> t4gs are free to some degree until March so I'm keen to play for that reason
<mgdm> t4g.micro, that is
<colemickens> lol! this one is named NixOS-20.09.2016.19db3e5ea27-aarch64-linux - ami-07f40006cf4d4820e
<colemickens> 20.09 2016?
<colemickens> maybe 2016 is just the commit count though
<mgdm> yeah I saw that one
<mgdm> mind you the one I tried to import was 2666
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<mgdm> I forgot to specify the architecture before, so I'm trying again, but I'm getting Parameter architecture=arm64 has an invalid format.
<colemickens> nice
<mgdm> nice, that works by importing the snapshot
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<clever> samueldr: you must have seen the new rpi news by now?
<samueldr> clever: yeah
<samueldr> commented a bit earlier
<clever> what about that dvi example?
<samueldr> Cortex-M0, so it's not really relevant here
<samueldr> what about it?
<clever> dual dvi, from just the bare pico
<samueldr> when I say "relevant here", I don't mean discussion not welcome
<samueldr> just that it's not going to run NixOS :)
<clever> yeah, only 256kb of ram
<samueldr> can Linux even run on M0?
<samueldr> it doesn't have an FPU
<clever> linux doesnt need an fpu
<clever> but it also lacks an mmu i think
<samueldr> maybe that's what I had in mind
<clever> but, with the 16mb XIP SPI, it doesnt need to fit the kernel in ram ...
<samueldr> >> Those who understand the TMDS physical layer are probably screaming, but I was fine, because I did not read the electrical section of the spec until after I got this board working. Then I screamed. Before the boards arrived I did some debugging, with these two strategies:
<samueldr> oh sure, it's capable
<samueldr> but it's not a general purpose "computer" CPU
<samueldr> it's an MCU
<clever> yeah
<clever> exactly what the rpi users need
<clever> 2021-01-17 22:19:53< mawk> or just give up and do it on a microcontroller
<clever> 2021-01-17 22:19:59< mawk> probbaly that the soundest approach
<clever> 2021-01-17 22:20:14< mawk> then send the command over uart or whatever
<samueldr> competition in the teensy kind of devices
<clever> 2021-01-17 22:20:36< mawk> because there's this impredictability where it can take way longer than expected and that's really not ok
<clever> 2021-01-17 22:20:49< clever> yeah
<clever> 2021-01-17 22:20:56< clever> thats what a lot of rpi guys need to learn to accept
<clever> 2021-01-17 22:21:04< clever> offload the RT tasks to a proper RT capable cpu
<samueldr> that'll be nice if it's integrated on the next raspbery pi sbcs boards
<clever> samueldr: its not just competing with arduino, it IS arduino, lol
<samueldr> yeah I know
<samueldr> but it's still competition
<samueldr> arduino competes with itself
<clever> competing with atmel/avr, not arduino directly
<samueldr> with many compatible hw footprints, but different hw
<samueldr> it's still competition
<samueldr> and it's good
<clever> mgdm: dang!
<mgdm> it's neat but I do not need any more microcontrollers :D
<samueldr> I wonder what it could also mean for future SBCs, can they ditch broadcom?
<samueldr> if they do, can they make the boot chain not annoyingly vendorized?
<mgdm> a joke I've seen a few times is that all the fruit companies are coming out with their own silicon
<samueldr> wasn't it part of their announcement?
<mgdm> oh perhaps, I didn't actually read it
<samueldr> >> It seems like every fruit company is making its own silicon these days, and we’re no exception
<mgdm> Ah :-) I saw that on twitter a few times, I didn't properly read the page
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<mgdm> honestly I didn't know they had that kind of ability. Making a board with an off the shelf chip is one thing, but a whole CPU for mass production is another
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<samueldr> they already had mass production knowledge
<samueldr> from, you know, the pi
<samueldr> and ARM comes with ready made designs, that you adapt
<mgdm> sure, but the chip in there is an off the shelf part (or at least it was early on, i think the later ones are more customised)
<samueldr> it's not like M1 where it's their own cores
<samueldr> it's M0+ as designed by ARM
<samueldr> (with additional circuitry for the features on-chip)
<samueldr> most likely the other features come from other designs too
<mgdm> I know, but it just seems like a step up further than I expected from them
<samueldr> which is not bad either
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