gchristensen changed the topic of #nixos-chat to: NixOS but much less topical || https://logs.nix.samueldr.com/nixos-chat
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<pie__> eyJhb: now that you mention it
<pie__> no
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<aleph-> Okay email sucks
<ashkitten> can we organize a nixos cheerleading squad
<ashkitten> go to conferences and perform between talks
<ashkitten> that'd be pretty great
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<ashkitten> time to set up arewecheerleadersyet.com
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<dtz> rah rah \o/
<dtz> `*\o/*`
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<eyJhb> pie__: how disapointing :(
<eyJhb> aleph-: yup, after my first attempt at setting up a mail server, I have vowed to never try it again.
<eyJhb> ivan: I think aleph- needs DKIM, which might be the "no fun" thing
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<aleph-> Nah not even dkim
<aleph-> ivan: I did actually
<aleph-> I'm running into an issue with mail not getting delivered into dovecot for some reason.
<eyJhb> aleph-: mail servers are in general, evil
<MichaelRaskin> Well, given that there are not too many global asynchronous communication protocols…
<eyJhb> Back to 29 issues, yay
<aleph-> Heh, eyep
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<colemickens> samueldr: how hard is adding new devices to your nixos-on-arm tree? I have a couple of Orange Pi R1 HDs lying around and am thinking of trying to make a unifi image for it.
<samueldr> my nixos-on-arm tree? colemickens
<colemickens> oh crap I'm mixing up people :\ sorry
<samueldr> cortex-a7, so 32 bit, so native builds are problematic
<samueldr> yeah, I figured :)
<samueldr> I don't see an allwinner device in that repo, so more stuff would need to be done
<samueldr> toradex_apalis_imx6 could be used to get your started I figure
<samueldr> at least in how illegalprime sets up the machines
<samueldr> though I wouldn't personally use a uEnv.txt file for boots, but setup the generic distro stuff from u-boot
<samueldr> but to each their own
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<joepie91> who's illegalprime?
<joepie91> (as in, do they have a different nick here)
<samueldr> no idea
<gchristensen> tilpner: you've played with nvme-cli, yeah? I can't get it to do what I want
<clever> gchristensen: what are you trying to do with it?
<gchristensen> I want to make some more namespaces
<clever> ive heard that not all devices allow it
<clever> its up to the firmware in the nvme device to allow it
<gchristensen> I guess I can start by googling the model to see
<samueldr> a random answers states that "your common laptop and desktop SSD will not allow it"
<samueldr> that makes me even more curious
<gchristensen> I wasn't trying on a consumer device
<samueldr> ooh, fun
<gchristensen> MTFDHAL2T4MCF-1AN1ZABYY
<samueldr> though, it wouldn't surprise me if the answer is somewhat wrong
<samueldr> (and I just learned about nvme namespaces)
<samueldr> what kind of fun shenanigans can this enable?
<gchristensen> exactly my thought :)
<gchristensen> nvme-cli is kind of terrible. its docs are inconsistent and a bit wrong, the output is bad, and they needlessly truncat wrds
<samueldr> ol
<samueldr> lol*
<samueldr> I'm thinking some linuxboot through your normal EFI firmware, in an initial namespace, could be something
<samueldr> like, not much different from a partition, though
<samueldr> different block sizes can be configured
<samueldr> not sure if _that_ has any use
<clever> some OS's have trouble reading anything with a non-standard block size
<gchristensen> nvme create-ns /dev/nvme0 --nsize 100 => create-ns: unrecognized option '--nsize'
<gchristensen> actual option: nsze
<clever> lol
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<samueldr> >> NVMe has advanced/enterprise features like Multi-Path I/O and Namespace Sharing.
<gchristensen> yeah that looks wild
<samueldr> (but the author states that he's not describing those features as he's using one that doesn't support that)
<gchristensen> awww # nvme create-ns /dev/nvme0 --nsze 100 --ncap 100 --block-size 512
<gchristensen> NVMe Status:NS_ID_UNAVAILABLE: The number of namespaces supported has been exceeded(116)
<gchristensen> lol ... # fdisk /dev/nvme0n1
<gchristensen> fdisk: cannot open /dev/nvme0n1: Input/output error
<lassulus> yay, finally <1500 PRs
<gchristensen> muahahaha yes indeed namespaces do grant me shenanigan power
<samueldr> how shenanigan?
<gchristensen> I'll PM you
<samueldr> :)
<samueldr> are there neat tricks to grep the git history for changes?
<gchristensen> `git log` with -S and -G I think
<infinisil> Ah neat, I only knew about -S
<infinisil> -S for strings, -G for rexes apparently
<samueldr> oh, -S and -G indeed look like what I want
<gchristensen> -S and -G do importantly different things
<gchristensen> "Look for differences that change the number of occurrences of the specified string (i.e. addition/deletion) in a file." if you make a substantial change to the line containing a string, it won't pick it up