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<Ke> since people are already pinephoning nixos, is there now ui and telephony things and everything?
<Ke> or is it copy expressions from other people's github thing still
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<artturin> Emil Karlson: im making a sway mobile module
<artturin> samueldr: have you seen this https://gitlab.com/mobian1/devices/eg25-manager
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<aforemny> Hi, I am following https://mobile.nixos.org/devices/pine64-pinephone.html , flashing mobile-nixos-boot.img to /dev/mmcblk0p1 fails with 'no space left on device'. Indeed that image is 55M big, but /dev/mmcblk0p1 is only 16M big. Am I doing something wrong?
<artturin> why did you make it only 16M
<aforemny> artturin: Its the build.disk-image that makes it only 16M. The partition layout comes from that derivation, and I don't know where to change that.
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<aforemny> artturin: I think I found it in modules/system-types/u-boot/default.nix. There, persistPartition is set to 16 MiB. I'll try to increase it.
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<artturin> i didnt use that since my pi was being slow
<artturin> i created the partitions myself and flashed the boot partition and the bootloader and the generic demo image
<artturin> i'll check how much space is used in my boot
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<artturin> 84M used out of 122M
<artturin> 68.6%
<aforemny> Woops, turns out the guide writes to /dev/mmcblk0p1 anyways, which is a 1 MB reserved partition.. I guess I'll change that too.
<aforemny> artturin: Thanks for checking!
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<aforemny> OK, turns out the boot partition is already 128M. It's just that the guide should mention /dev/mmcblk0p3 IMO.
<artturin> what guide
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<samueldr> aforemny: yes, sorry, it's now p3
<samueldr> (it once was p1)
<aforemny> samueldr: No worries! :-) Will you update it or should I open a PR?
<samueldr> aforemny: if you don't open a PR, I'll update it some day, but a PR definitely is welcome!
<samueldr> if you're curious about the two partitions, it's to mimic / mirror android-based devices which also have a persist and misc partition
<samueldr> I wanted to future-proof the default layout of the pinephone image for Mobile NixOS, some parts may use those partition in the future
<samueldr> mainly, I was thinking that "stage-0", which is not _managed_ by the NixOS system, might need a place to save its settings (which is actually what persist is kind of designed for on Android-based devices)
<samueldr> and misc is used (on android) to pass messages to the bootloader and recovery; in the same vein I was thinking that at some point a helper could be made to reboot into a specific generation, or force reboot into a specific mode
<aforemny> Makes sense. :-) I'll open a PR just as a reminder.
<samueldr> e.g. android based devices already can "reboot recovery", the pinephone cannot
<samueldr> thank you
<samueldr> something that I'm thinking about saving in the `persist` partition will be the timezone from the stage-2 system, so the time can be right in stage-1
<samueldr> (and keep stage-1 builds universal enough that not everyone needs to build them)
<samueldr> and at worst, they're not going to be used
<samueldr> 32MIB lost in total isn't that much
<aforemny> I agree. Messing with the partition layout later on is much less desirable than saving a few MiBs
<aforemny> *than wasting a few MiBs now
<samueldr> both make sense :)
<gchristensen> is it possible to run an aarch64 qemu VM where the host does not have KVM?
<gchristensen> it seems like the host having KVM is a hardcoded requirement
<samueldr> it should be possible
<gchristensen> possible given the current nixpkgs*
<samueldr> but you might need to specify a machine type
<gchristensen> the context here is I want to build an nixos/release.nix -A amazonImage for aarch64 on an aarch64 builder which doesn't have kvm
<gchristensen> (the builder is an AWS aarch64 machine, of course)
<samueldr> I *think* if on your x86_64 computer the QEMU invocation works, it should work too without KVM on aarch64
<samueldr> I mean, you can run `qemu-system-aarch64` to see if it boots
<gchristensen> cool, lets' see
<samueldr> gchristensen: what is the exact error message when it fails without KVM?
<gchristensen> Could not access KVM kernel module: No such file or directory
<gchristensen> qemu-system-aarch64: failed to initialize kvm: No such file or directory
<samueldr> I *believe* it's part of the "machine" description
<samueldr> -accel=off might do it too
<samueldr> something like ${ if ! test -e /dev/kvm; then echo '-accel=off'; fi } might help
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<gchristensen> looks like I need to do a bit of research and answer qemu's questions about the CPU type and the GIC, which I'll research in a few minutes
<gchristensen> a lot easier when you can just ask qemu to figure it out :P
<samueldr> yeah, you might want to e.g. start with -M virt too to have a pre-configured machine type
<samueldr> and _then_ disable kvm on it
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<gchristensen> I should have predicted this: it is so very slow
<samueldr> yes
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<gchristensen> I guess I will make a terraform network to get a .metal instance
<gchristensen> a bit exhausting
<gchristensen> " Graviton 2 uses the ARMv8.2 architecture, which does not have native support for nested virtualization, which is added in ARMv8.3."
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<samueldr> the next qualcomm platform for wearables (watches) is AArch64!
<samueldr> finally!
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<samueldr> danielrf[m]: any reason I *shouldn't* get a pinecube? assuming I undetstand it's in-development software-wise, because obviously it is
<danielrf[m]> IMO the biggest current downside is no hardware accelerated encoding. Hardware supports it, but no software support yet
<danielrf[m]> but overall I've been pretty happy with it
<danielrf[m]> other downside: the IR leds aren't really strong enough to do proper "night vision" as far as I can tell
<danielrf[m]> Did you have a use-case, or are you just interested in the hardware?
<samueldr> playing around, not any kind of deployment
<samueldr> make a cat cam
<samueldr> so yeah, hw accelerated encoding was something I was aware from your repo
<samueldr> the IRC LEDs I guess could be hacked around in hardware
<samueldr> the IR* LEDs
<danielrf[m]> Yeah, no other major issues that would stop me from getting it (esp. for the price)
<samueldr> danielrf[m]: I guess you already had seen https://github.com/gtalusan/gst-plugin-cedar ?
<danielrf[m]> I saw that, but haven't tried any of it since I assumed it would be a pain since the source was so old
* samueldr spies september 9 2020
<danielrf[m]> by @gamiee on the pinecube discord
<danielrf[m]> so I know he's been working on it
<samueldr> oof, RTL wifi
<danielrf[m]> oh yeah, my wifi doesn't work
<danielrf[m]> unsure if it's hardware or a software issue
<danielrf[m]> but since others have reported that it works for them I'm thinking it's a hardware issue on my pinecube
<samueldr> good thing it does have ethernet
<danielrf[m]> yes and PoE :)
<danielrf[m]> my original plan was to make a nice nixos module that could support a whole bunch of netbooting pinecubes
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<danielrf[m]> Plus some integration with https://github.com/scottlamb/moonfire-nvr
<danielrf[m]> for a kindof "nix-based CCTV system-in-a-box"
<samueldr> would be rad
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