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<arianvp>
Who signs the releases with the PGP key?
<arianvp>
I met someone from Debian at 35C3 who really would like the PGP key of NixOS to be in the strong set
<arianvp>
So I signed his key, but now I need to sign the NixOS key
<arianvp>
niksnut: is that you? And if so, wanna meet for coffee somewhere next week to possibly arrange that?
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<niksnut>
arianvp: yeah that's me
<niksnut>
sure, we can do a key signing
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<gchristensen>
oh that'll be ideal, since apparently Nix is getting packaged soon, too
<arianvp>
gchristensen:
<arianvp>
I see that there's a nixpkg for uboot for the odroid and stuff
<arianvp>
and im trying to use it to bake an SD image with all the neccessery stuff
<arianvp>
however, I cant seem to get the sd card image to cross-compile. how did you bootstrap your odroid image?
<arianvp>
existing ARM machine?
<gchristensen>
I downloaded the SD card image from Hydra
<arianvp>
but that one doesn't include the bootloader right?
<arianvp>
oh wait, you have a C2, not an XU4
<arianvp>
XU4 is 32bit
<arianvp>
:(
<gchristensen>
it is a -c2 and yeah, it doesn't include the bootloader
<gchristensen>
the odroid came with a bootloader on the emmc already
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<arianvp>
ah nice
<arianvp>
maybe I should ditch the XU4. it's an odd device
<arianvp>
multi-architecture multicore thing
<gchristensen>
:) yeah, it is kinda odd/cool
<arianvp>
got both a Cortex A15 and an A7
<arianvp>
haven't got both to work yet with mainline
<gchristensen>
tbh I'm not super interested in messing about with teeny tiny computers, I'm happy to let other people have that fun :) so 32bit arm isn't really a thing I want to do right now
<gchristensen>
(the odroid-c2 is supported by the mainline kernel, is aarch64, and therefore well supported by the nixos binary cache)