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00:45.10systemdleteI tried running memtest86 for several iterations, no hard errors there.  Other users say this has to do with a patch placed in the kernel, which appears sometime later than the current kernel (4.9.0-12-amd64).  IIRC, it was on or about 4.13.x
00:45.39systemdleteSo it could be that, unless ascii has a kernel update for this, I may be forced to upgrade to beowulf.
00:46.37systemdleteNot the worst thing in the world, but it makes me think of a certain proprietary vendor of a popular, so-called operating system's "solution" to bugs
01:04.26furrywolf4.19 is also packaged on ascii
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05:04.27*** topic/#devuan is Welcome to Devuan! https://devuan.org | Releases: https://files.devuan.org (Beowulf 3.0 stable, ASCII 2.1 old-stable) | Forum https://dev1galaxy.org | Chanlogs http://maemo.cloud-7.de/irclogs/freenode/_devuan/ | take offtopic chat to #debianfork
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09:06.22ejrbar toggle buflist
09:06.42ejrah sry, missed the /...
09:06.46ejrbar toggle buflist
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11:55.51yeti:-)
11:56.48yetiI missed the toggle command so far and always did set that in the vars... after hours of searching the right one... (ok... minustes... but it takes time!)
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12:11.49frabbiti think to know that i can setup a volume group that contains different devices. is it possible to first encrypt these device with just one passphrase?
12:15.21yetithe whole VG might turn unreadable if one member fails
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12:15.51yetiI thing it is gamblinng like using RAID0
12:16.33yetiunless yo create the VG over RAIDx with x>0
12:19.23frabbityeti: ok but might is not "for sure" =) , i dont know what the last thing u talked about is
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13:11.05lunario"/window zoom"
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13:52.55crashoverrideduring the install/rescue, where does the installer search for firmwares?
13:53.20crashoverrideIt goes "The missing firmware files are: ..." and I have those files but I can't really put them anywhere
13:53.25crashoverrideit won't find them.
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13:57.14gnarfaceit is usually somewhere in /lib/firmware/
13:57.47gnarfacenot sure but you might need to update the initrd.img too
13:58.51crashoverrideyeah no I copied it over to /lib/firmware and it just worked.
13:59.18crashoverrideyou might want to tweak the install media message to tell the user that :P
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14:19.01gnarfacei can't do anything to it
14:19.16gnarfacei don't actually work here, you should file a bug report if you think it's worth changing
14:21.15gnarfaceit might have come up before
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14:40.01crashoverrideany idea where I can download packages?
14:40.18crashoverridedpkg and apt won't install for the rescue shell
14:42.01tuxd3vcrashoverride, exit from the rescue shell, now that you have the firmware in place and proceed :)
14:42.12fsmithredcrashoverride, for packages we fork, pkgmaster.devuan.org/devuan/pool
14:42.33fsmithredfor the rest, packages.debian.org/whatever (pool)
14:42.40crashoverridetuxd3v: I'm in the rescue shell for a reason.
14:42.51crashoverridefsmithred: I found that server, yes.
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14:43.04crashoverridethanks for telling me I can fetch the rest from debian.
14:43.15crashoverrideI will check if I need a dependency from devuan first, then
14:43.23crashoverrideand if I don't, I'll get it from debian.
14:43.30fsmithredare you at that first window that asks for firmware on external media???
14:43.35crashoverrideno
14:43.47fsmithredok, good. That usually should be ignored.
14:43.50crashoverrideI'm at the rescue shell that I need to back the previous install up before I install devuan on the machine.
14:44.15kreyrenWhy should i be using deb.devuan.org/merged instead of deb.devuan.org/devuan on stable system?
14:44.17crashoverrideand that first window would not get away unless I copied the firmware in /lib/firmware/ anywya
14:44.21crashoverrideanyway*
14:44.39fsmithredkreyren, because you will need more than 100 packages to run your system
14:44.48kreyrenfsmithred, eh?
14:44.54fsmithredif you use /devuan you will only see the forked packages
14:44.55crashoverrideyeah, like I need ntfs-3g right now for instance.
14:45.02crashoverridewhich isn't forked.
14:45.05fsmithredyou need to use /merged to see everything
14:45.06kreyrenfsmithred, that explaits a lot O.o thanks
14:45.13crashoverridewhich needs to be get from debian instead.
14:45.14kreyren*explains
14:45.48crashoverridekreyren: the https://www.devuan.org/os/packages page says it: "Devuan package repositories are exclusive. Other repositories, including Debian, Ubuntu, Mint etc, should NOT be used directly."
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14:46.31crashoverridethe 'merged' package lists are there so that devuan does that for you, so you don't have to check everything twice.
14:46.34fsmithredamprolla does magic to merge the debian and devuan packages while filtering out the evil packages in the process
14:46.46crashoverridenice.
14:47.11fsmithredhttps://pkgmaster.devuan.org/bannedpackages.txt
14:47.29crashoverrideI've seen the systemd list or something
14:47.32crashoverridebut I didn't check that one.
14:47.43crashoverridealso, did devuan intiate from France?
14:47.49fsmithredcrashoverride, are you in the installer rescue shell to do a backup?
14:47.54crashoverridefuck, wrong verb
14:47.57crashoverrideoriginate.
14:48.02crashoverridefsmithred: yes.
14:48.15fsmithredthat sounds unnecessarily difficult
14:48.21crashoverridehow would you proceed?
14:48.36fsmithredwouldn't a live-CD (usb) be easier?
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14:48.45crashoverridebecause I can't download such a big medium.
14:49.09tuxd3vcrashoverride, so you are on netboot install?
14:49.12crashoverrideyes.
14:49.20crashoverridedesktop-live is 1.2GB, I can't download that
14:49.32crashoverrideminimal live is 460MiB, that's... meh.
14:49.32fsmithredminimal-live is about 500mb
14:49.37fsmithredyeah, ok
14:49.40crashoverridenetinst is 300.
14:49.53crashoverridethat is acceptable, and it took me 4h to download and flash it.
14:49.58fsmithredouch
14:50.00crashoverride(onto a usb key)
14:50.01crashoverrideyes.
14:50.04crashoverridenow you get it :P
14:50.43crashoverridenah but I can definitely wget some deb files and extract them
14:50.46fsmithredvisit a friend with fast internet and download the dvd so you can install packages from it later
14:50.59crashoverrideyeah that's gonna take me 3h of driving.
14:51.03crashoverridenot a good option, sorry.
14:51.12fsmithredlong-range plan
14:51.24crashoverrideyeah well, I have a shit connection for a reason
14:51.33crashoverrideI'm currently in the middle of nowhere
14:51.38crashoverrideI'm happy I can IRC, already.
14:51.39fsmithredfigured that
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16:51.54kiwi_58Has anybody experience in modifying the initrd for tracing purposes; the manner lid on-off? tia
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16:52.45buZzthats not a sentence
16:58.08kiwi_58Does anybody use the iniitrd the simple way: unpacking, editing, modifying? tia.
16:58.26kiwi_58packaging.
16:58.39kiwi_58pardon packing.
16:58.54kiwi_58unpacking, writing, packing.
17:01.02kiwi_58the line from kernelhandbook "zcat /boot/initrd.img-3.2.0-2-686-pae | cpio -i" give an error message. And using cat instead gives the next error.
17:05.53kiwi_58using mkinitrd seems obfuscating, that I would rather wish to have no initrd at all between, maybe anyone knows better..
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18:04.57fsmithredkiwi_58, what do you want to do with the initrd?
18:05.32fsmithredif you have microcode installed, you need to adjust the command
18:05.56fsmithredor if it's xz-compressed instead of gzip
18:06.27fsmithredfile /boot/initrd.img-3.2.0-2-686-pae
18:06.36fsmithredwill give you some useful info
18:18.36crashoverrideok so I installed all the packages by hand
18:20.22crashoverridear -x $deb; rm $deb control.tar.xz debian*; unxz data.tar.xz; tar xf data.tar; ...
18:20.43kiwi_58fsmithred: I am doing various tracings with the tux-on-ice kernel patch for resuming and hibernating. I could unpack with unmkinitramfs now I am not sure howto repack: find . | cpio --quiet --dereference -o -H newc | lzma -7 > ../cusotm.initrd.lz
18:20.44kiwi_58<PROTECTED>
18:20.45crashoverridethat's quite some work by hand
18:21.30ShorTieThinkz maybe cd tmp; find . | cpio -o -H newc | gzip > ../../$(INSTALL_ROOT)image.gz
18:22.41fsmithredkiwi_58, that looks pretty close to how I do it
18:23.10kiwi_58ok thanks for the hint.
18:23.55fsmithredfind . -print0 | cpio -0 -H newc -o | gzip -c > initrd.custom.img
18:24.16fsmithredor: find . | cpio -o -H newc | xz --check=crc32 --x86 --lzma2=dict=512KiB >
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19:35.53systemdleteanyone else running into a kernel crash with this message:   BUG: unable to handle kernel paging request at 00000001f1e376b0...
19:42.29m1k3systemdlete, any clues in dmesg?
19:42.48systemdleteI grepped this message out of kern.log
19:43.16systemdleteyou mean look at dmesg logs?
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19:43.38systemdleteI have to reboot since this hangs up the entire system
19:44.11m1k3Oh, bummer
19:44.16systemdleteso dmesg might not show the problem
19:44.17nemosystemdlete: you using anything unusual driver-wise?
19:44.34systemdletenot anything I haven't been using for months, no
19:44.39systemdletethis just started a few days ago
19:44.53m1k3How is your memory looking? Nothing abnormal?
19:45.18systemdleteI ran memtest86 for 2 full iterations yesterday (took about 3 hours).  Nothing.
19:45.30nemodurn
19:45.36nemothat was guess #2 ☺
19:46.11nemohttps://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-kernel-70/kgdb-debugging-bug-unable-to-handle-kernel-paging-request-4175618282/#post5794559
19:46.18nemorandom DDG
19:47.00systemdleteYeah, I've been googling it myself here also.  Some people report system hang, others say system still runs after that.
19:47.05nemosystemdlete: anythign tainting kernel?
19:47.40systemdleteI think Thunderbird, but I've seen this also for "Web Content" (which is created from firefox spawning) and dbus also
19:48.07nemowait what?
19:48.13nemothunderbird is tainting kernel? O_o
19:48.21systemdletethis most recent one, yes
19:48.26nemoWTF
19:48.35nemodetails plz!
19:48.40nemothat sounds very bad
19:50.33nemosystemdlete: hrm. do you run firefox off a network file share or something??
19:50.42systemdletehttp://paste.debian.net/1152242/
19:51.01systemdleteNah, nothing has changed here, honest.
19:51.16nemoah. vbox
19:51.49systemdleteThe only thing is that I did upgrade the kernel recently.  Many users say that upgrading kernels was the point when they started seeing this.
19:54.40systemdletenemo:  what about vbox?  I've been running vbox here for years... and this happened on the host anyway, not a guest (I haven't seen this in a guest, to the best of my recall)
19:54.40nemosystemdlete: was looking for anything unusual is all.
19:54.40systemdleteok, thanks
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19:54.52systemdletesorry, I know you are trying to help.
19:55.46nemosystemdlete: it says tainted, but not by what
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19:55.58nemosystemdlete: normally I'd go with removing whatever tainted it and seeing if the problem still happens
19:56.16nemosystemdlete: should tell you in dmesg what that is, or you'd know I suppose
19:56.36systemdleteon the same line where it says "tainted", you will see "comm: ... thunderbird"
19:57.04systemdletethat is, if the error was captured and logged maybe
19:57.44nemoI don't think that means thunderbird is the one tainting ☺
19:57.56nemoor even that it is thunderbird-the-app
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19:58.06nemolooks up what "Comm" means on that line
19:58.15systemdleteComm= Command
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19:58.46systemdletethe line starts by telling you the cpu, the pid, and the comm
19:58.52systemdletethen it says "tainted"
19:58.58nemosystemdlete: yeah, I think Tainted is just a general flag
19:59.20nemosystemdlete: like... when you boot and it warns XXX random closed source driver is tainting the kernel so "warranty void" etc
19:59.34nemobut thanks on "comm" - confirmed that DDGing for examples of crashes
19:59.40systemdleteSo thunderbird is tainted?
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20:01.11nemono
20:01.46nemohttps://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/stable/linux.git/tree/Documentation/oops-tracing.txt?h=v4.9
20:01.57nemo"
20:01.57nemoSome oops reports contain the string 'Tainted: ' after the program
20:01.57nemocounter. This indicates that the kernel has been tainted by some
20:01.57nemomechanism."
20:02.08nemoaw crud. sorry #devuan.   I thought that was one line.
20:02.21nemoI should always paste to a text editor first
20:02.31systemdleteor pastebin
20:02.34systemdletebut I get it
20:03.13systemdletethe point here is that the entire host becomes unresponsive.  I cannot even get a console.
20:03.32nemosure. was thinking more checking at start of next reboot
20:03.48nemobut anyway. the "taint" "O" apparently means "out of tree" module which is pretty broad
20:03.53nemoand probably just virtualabox
20:03.57nemo*virtual
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20:04.22systemdletewhat about vbox?
20:04.35nemoit's probably out of tree. but I doubt it explains this crash
20:05.23systemdletebut vbox doesn't even appear in the oops report, except to mention that vbox modules were loaded.
20:05.51nemosystemdlete: yeah, I was just commenting on the "taint"
20:06.07systemdleteI'm suspcious of Russians.
20:06.15systemdlete(it's in vogue, atm)
20:06.27nemosystemdlete: does thunderbird use graphics acceleration on your system?
20:06.50systemdleteI have not changed such options that I know of... how does one do that?
20:08.04Leanderit's usual on by default, but you can look in Preferences -> Advanced -> Use hardware acceleration when available
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20:08.35kreyrenWhy is my devuan keep failing with systemd stuff? http://dpaste.com/3RB7564
20:09.04systemdleteit's unchecked
20:09.30kreyreneh ? O.o
20:09.58systemdletenemo:  That box is unchecked.  So it looks like acceleration is disabled.
20:10.03kreyrenah
20:10.05systemdlete(sorry kreyren
20:10.08kreyrennpnpnpnp
20:10.14kreyrencontinues to suffer
20:11.23nemoI don't have exim4 but sure looks like a buggy package to me
20:11.27nemoanother upstream boobytrap?
20:11.36nemofsmithred ? you're the one who knows all this stuff ☺
20:11.44fsmithredexim gets installed by default
20:11.54kreyreni don't even know what exim4 is~
20:12.02fsmithredmail server
20:12.06kreyrenah O.o
20:12.19kreyrenwhat should i do about it then? It's new devuan built from source/scratch
20:12.20fsmithredyou don't absolutely need it, but it does send system messages to primary user
20:12.32fsmithredno outside repos?
20:12.42nemothe pastebin claims it came from devuan no?
20:12.51nemoGet:21 http://deb.devuan.org/merged beowulf-security/main amd64 exim4-daemon-light amd64 4.92-8+deb10u4 [581 kB]
20:13.03kreyrenfsmithred, none to my knowledge http://ix.io/2phq
20:13.23fsmithredlook in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ for files
20:13.40kreyrenfsmithred, blank
20:13.49kreyrenwell rather empty
20:15.05Leanderit looks like the first error is actually the tor package's installation script expecting systemctl to be present and failing to properly install tor
20:15.30kreyrenSo bug?
20:16.53kreyrenit seems that the tor package is grabbed from debian which is not optimized for openrc system?
20:17.01Leanderand exim4 might have some missing dependency too, actually
20:17.42kreyrenhttp://dpaste.com/3R4EC5R
20:17.52kreyrenfor exim4-.. installation
20:18.17kreyrenit's also trying to remove devuan-keychain for some reason
20:18.30zatumilwhy is it running /usr/sbin/invoke-rc.d: 491
20:18.56kreyrenNo idea
20:19.25Leanderno apt is just telling you that you can remove devuan-keyring when you want as it is no longer necessary
20:19.40kreyrenLeander, noted
20:20.31kreyrenThere could also be an error in my logic that builds devuan though
20:20.35zatumildo you have /run/systemd/system directory?
20:21.14nemosystemdlete: hm. btw, did you verify memtest is seeing/testing *all* your memory?
20:21.15kreyrenzatumil, yes, but it is blank
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20:21.59systemdletemaybe I'll take up furrywolf's suggestion and upgrade to 4.19 from the repo
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20:22.42zatumilthats why init-system-helpers is missing systemctl durin installation
20:22.42systemdleteI believe so, nemo.  I could double check next time I am forced to reboot.
20:23.15kreyrenzatumil, eh?
20:23.17systemdlete(and thanks Leander for that tip)
20:24.06kreyrenzatumil, it is empty on devuan built using the installer too though
20:25.20fsmithredI have /run/systemd/ but not /run/systemd/system
20:26.46fsmithredis system a file or a directory?
20:26.54zatumiltry again after (re)move /run/sydtemd/system
20:27.01fsmithredyeah ^^^
20:27.07kreyrenfsmithred, directory
20:27.46kreyrenthat seems to fix it ^-^ http://dpaste.com/1WNEYFP
20:27.52kreyrenthanks
20:28.15fsmithredcool. I'd like to know how you got that.
20:28.49fsmithredyou started with a netinstall?
20:29.11kreyrenme too O.o it's building from source/scratch into a chroot-based container so i guess there could be a bug in my logic
20:29.22kreyrenbut then i see that in devuan built using netinstall too
20:29.39fsmithreddebootstrap?
20:30.16kreyrenfsmithred, nope custom http://ix.io/2phu
20:30.50kreyrenah wait this is a code from bedrock which is unexpected.. checking
20:31.47kreyrenSo my bad it is using debootstrap
20:32.03kreyrenchecking..
20:33.11fsmithredI suggest removing --variant=minbase so you get standard system utilities
20:33.56fsmithredassuming you like having things like less, bzip2, network commands...
20:34.43kreyrenfsmithred, less, bzip2, network, etc.. are unexpected during the build it should build the bare minimum to make apt work
20:34.56fsmithredok
20:35.05kreyrenadditional logic is then applied after depending on the workflow
20:36.14kreyrenbut it should be using bedrock (i have LFS that is just taking parts from bedrock)
20:36.35kreyrenSo i guess there is a bug somewhere on my end
20:36.43kreyren*it shoudn't be
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20:41.02kreyrenWhat is the onion url for devuan?
20:44.20fsmithredshould be on the website
20:45.16fsmithredhttps://devuan.org/os/packages
20:45.36kreyrenfsmithred, thanks ^-^
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20:50.25lunarioi also thought of pointing him to the website first, but then i thought it might come across a bit ironic, given that he might not want to visit it with his real ip :)
20:50.49lunariooh well, maybe using torbrowser
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21:10.53systemdleteAgain, but this time the errors were (as I reported a day ago):  xhci_hcd 0000:03:00.0: WARN Event TRB for slot 2 ep 4 with no TDs queued?
21:11.03systemdleteDozens of these just before the crash.
21:11.30systemdleteOh, nemo, I checked and memtest86 was checking all 16GB of memory.
21:11.38systemdlete(checked since I had to reboot anyway)
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21:14.53systemdletemy mainboard???  (I have a new one standing by, just in case...)
21:18.41systemdletemaybe this:  https://forum.pine64.org/showthread.php?tid=5557&page=2
21:21.40systemdletethey suggest usbcore.autosuspend=-1 but I've not had to do this until now.
21:24.04buZzsystemdlete: pine64.org is a forum for specific devices
21:24.09buZzare you using one of those?
21:24.17systemdletetrue, but maybe the problem is generic?
21:24.33systemdleteno, this is a big ol' mainboard
21:24.36buZzhave you tried just disconnecting your usb devices?
21:24.56systemdletethis is recurrent even across reboots
21:25.04systemdleteand there are 2 problems now, different
21:25.11buZzso you havent tried that yet, ok
21:25.13buZzgo try it
21:25.21systemdleteone is this one (usb issue)
21:25.39systemdletethe other was the one where there was a system crash
21:25.44systemdletetry it?
21:25.51systemdleteshouldn't I wait until the system freezes?
21:26.21buZzi dont care about 'system crash'
21:26.27buZzthats too vague a issue to ever debug
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21:29.09buZzi guess the rest is pointless aswell
21:29.13buZzflips a table
21:29.35systemdlete???
21:30.08djphbuZz: it is IRC, afterall
21:30.23systemdlete???
21:30.32systemdletenot sure what you guys are saying
21:30.54buZzthats nice
21:31.39kreyrenWhere is the repository for devuan packages?
21:31.39systemdleteUnplugging the usb devices right NOW would probably not do much to help solve the problem(s).  Now, maybe when the freeze occurs, I could try that and see if the USB hubs reset themselves.  I thought that was your idea.
21:31.43kreyrendoesn't seem to be present on gitea
21:32.50golinuxhttp://pkgmaster.devuan.org/
21:33.21buZzsystemdlete: no
21:33.21kreyrengolinux, i meant for contribution ? O.o
21:33.24kreyrenthis seems as release
21:33.30buZzsystemdlete: my suggestion was disconnecting ALL usb devices
21:33.40golinuxhttps://gitea.devuan.dev/devuan
21:33.43buZzsystemdlete: and possibly rebooting when you have done so
21:33.52buZzand KEEP em disconnected
21:34.05buZzconfirm that the error originates from your system and not a external usb device
21:34.12kreyrengolinux, eh? Gitea seems to be unrelated to downstreaM?
21:34.20buZz-also- disconnect all usb hubs
21:34.46systemdleteI've got my internet connection through a USB device atm.
21:36.14golinuxkreyren: Looks like they have not been completely migrated yet https://git.devuan.org/devuan-packages
21:36.35kreyrengolinux, that's 404 for me O.o
21:36.42kreyrenprivate repo mby?
21:36.49kreyrenah nwm works now
21:36.51kreyrenthanks ^-^
21:37.38kreyrenaldo i can't registed on git.devuan.org~
21:37.40fsmithredkreyren, we're in the middle of migrating the repo
21:37.42kreyren*register
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21:37.57kreyrenfsmithred, So should i wait untill it's available on gitea?
21:38.06fsmithredyeah, I think so
21:38.16kreyrenany idea how long it will take?
21:38.31fsmithredno, but maybe no more than a week
21:39.06kreyrennoted thanks
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21:42.22kreyrenfsmithred, if i want to contribute do i have to go through some process or can i just contribute once the repo is on gitea?
21:42.42fsmithredwhat do you want to contribute?
21:43.21kreyrenfsmithred, My usuall workflow is to contribute to downstream regulary for things that i might like or in case there is a broken package O.o
21:43.26fsmithredyou can make a personal repo and make merge requests on existing packages
21:43.51kreyrenok ^-^ Where should i submit these?
21:44.04fsmithredagainst the devuan package
21:44.19kreyrenok
21:45.34fsmithredif you want to provide some packages that aren't in the repo, you could put the code on git and host the packages somewhere for people to download and use
21:45.48kreyrenfsmithred, like 3rd party repo?
21:46.02fsmithredthere's no official way to get packages into the repo, but it can and does happen
21:46.18fsmithredyeah, you could make a repo or just have a place to download debs
21:46.32fsmithredI've used sourceforge for that for years
21:46.43kreyrenI see O.o
21:52.00golinuxkreyren: I see you are registered now
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21:56.09kreyrengolinux, on gitea yes
21:56.23golinuxYuppers
22:03.39kreyrenSo iiuc devuan is made to make openrc work with apt nicely only? There is no expected support for systemd?
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22:08.13stiltrdevuan + systemd = debian...
22:08.25kreyreneh? O.o
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22:09.31buZzrofl
22:09.41buZzare you trolling now kreyren ?
22:09.56buZzare you seriously suggesting putting in effort to destroy devuan for its own ideals?
22:09.58kreyrenbuZz, no i don't know the lore behind debianxdevuan
22:10.05buZzmaybe read up then
22:10.13kreyrenwhere
22:10.22buZzhttps://www.devuan.org/
22:10.30buZzliterally the first sentence there
22:10.43buZzok, beside the headers ;D
22:10.53kreyrenSo i was right? Just Debian without systemd with support for openrc ?
22:11.02kreyrenand no expected support for systemd ?
22:11.11stiltrYes
22:11.16buZzthere's some placeholders to prevent other stuff to break
22:11.29buZzand many stuff patched to prevent systemderp dependencies
22:11.42kreyrenWhy is it calling systemctl if /run/systemd/system is present then? O.o
22:11.52buZzlol
22:12.15kreyrenbecause some of the packages are from debian?
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22:12.25buZzmost of the packages are from debian
22:12.32kreyren-> If i wanted to contribute make the downstream to use only openrc ?
22:12.50buZzthats not a legible sentence to me
22:12.59kreyreno.o
22:13.58stiltrIdeally it should support as many init systems as possible.
22:14.40kreyrenstiltr, but devuan doesn't want to support systemd because that would make it into a debian?
22:15.09buZznobody wants systemd here
22:15.30kreyrenbut support for as many init systems as possible is the set ethique ?
22:15.31buZznot because of debian but because of systemd
22:15.31stiltrkreyren: Correct. If you want to use systemd, there's really no reason not to use plain debian.
22:16.09kreyrenstiltr, but if i wanted to use systemd on devuan it would be supported?
22:16.27kreyrenalike is this made just to produce a higher quality code assuming that none sane likes systemd ?
22:17.29stiltrI wouldn't suggest trying to use systemd. The whole point of devuan is to cut that out. You probably could, but it certainly wouldn't be supported.
22:18.02stiltrNot sure I understand the other part.
22:18.45kreyrenstiltr, i meant you said that none likes systemd here and that systemd woudn't be supported here, but that the downstream should support as many init systems as possible ideally?
22:19.19kreyrenSo why should i write a code that supports systemd on devuan? Just for code quality reasons to avoid unexpected behavior on unsupported system or in case debian is using the package?
22:19.55kreyrenor to outsource the maintainance on debian by adding openrc support to their packages that are used on devuan?
22:20.04stiltrThere's no point in supporting systemd specifically for a devuan package, but there are other init systems besides openrc as well.
22:20.29kreyrenstiltr, so should i explicitely make the downstream to fail if systemd is detected?
22:21.49stiltrI don't see any need to do that, but I suppose you could if you wanted to. The only real requirement I know of is that you don't depend on systemd.
22:22.45kreyrenstiltr, so if i am perfectionist who ideally wants to support everything i could make the downstream to support all available init systems including systemd and it would be welcomed in devuan?
22:23.08stiltrAs far as I understand it.
22:23.21kreyrennoted, thanks
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22:23.59stiltrYou would also be free to contribute said package to debian which would end up in devuan as well.
22:24.07fsmithredyes, that would not be a problem
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22:24.30fsmithredas long as it does not require systemd, it will work
22:24.40kreyreni see, perfect then ^-^
22:25.27fsmithredI have some code in either refractasnapshot or refractainstaller to deal with systemd, because I know people who use those tools in debian
22:26.40fsmithredwe don't remove systemd service files from packages. There's no point.
22:26.45buZzgood programs dont depend on init systems anyway :P
22:26.58fsmithredand we're happy when debian devs don't remove init scripts from packages.
22:27.23kreyrenAlso how would it affect devuan if i rewrote the whole debian to support both openrc and systemd? Would that just make devuan obsolete assuming that it would basically be a mirror copy of debian at that point?
22:27.44fsmithredlol, good luck
22:28.10freemkreyren: if you do so, may I formulate the request to separate the binary from the init scripts?
22:28.29kreyrenfsmithred, ye impossible probably assuming how debian is addicted on systemd, but i was just curious~
22:29.05fsmithredelogind is in debian, so that makes it easier to run debian without systemd
22:29.06freemthis way, we could 1) install the binary and it's manpage without enabling it and 2) easily write init scripts for other init systems (and I could share the ones I use for runit)
22:29.12buZzkreyren: debian is over 60000 packages
22:29.37freemand yes ^ good luck with that :)
22:30.01kreyrentbh i am working on my package manager which i want to make to generate packages for apt on demand so in theory the logic could be adapted for that to make it feasable to rewrote those 600K packages~
22:30.16fsmithredfreem, do you know that runit will be a choice in the installer in the near future?
22:30.30buZzkreyren: if you just demonstrated how accurate you are, i feel for you
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22:31.01kreyrenbuZz, currently not really usable i am rewriting that for 15th time and i am still not happy with it~
22:31.18freemfsmithred: I know debian currently proses runit as an init choice
22:31.25buZzah, also unable to read beside unable to parse :D
22:31.39kreyrenit also has openrc but it's implemented as malware that breaks the system~
22:31.48freemnot sure for devuan, but I think the way init stuff is managed is... fragile?
22:31.50fsmithredfreem, it's installable in devuan, too. But it will soon be a choice in the installer.
22:32.01kreyren(meaning debian has openrc in it's downstream as alternative init)
22:32.10freemgood! Would there be a way to help?
22:32.30fsmithredprobably, but I'm not sure what.
22:32.41fsmithredmaybe people will need init scripts
22:32.44freemI already use a debian with only runit stuff after all, maybe I could contribute
22:32.45fsmithredand you have some to share
22:33.13fsmithredthere are a few people in the community using runit
22:33.22fsmithredon dng mailing list and in forum
22:33.57freembut how is handled multiple init scripts? All bundled in the same deb?
22:34.05fsmithredI assume there will be more when they are presented with a screen during the install
22:34.14fsmithredI don't know
22:34.15freemrelying on the horrible post/pre-rm/inst scripts?
22:34.37fsmithredor just putting them in different directories, maybe
22:34.57fsmithredthe openrc implementation uses sysvinit scripts
22:35.16fsmithredand I know people are working on changing that
22:35.20freemde deb archives can of course do that, but debian relies a lot on those scripts, makes things way too hard imo. But, it's my opinion only.
22:37.29freemnotably, I have a working system to link generic log/run files. It's not rocket science, ofc
22:38.58freemhttp://paste.debian.net/1152253/
22:39.43freemit's this. It works when used as a simple symlink, and I've actually used it on 2 hardware archs and more than 200 systems.
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22:44.03golinuxWhy is this discussion on this channel?   It is not a support question.
22:44.49freemsorry. Is there is a better place? Could you show it to me?
22:45.29golinuxI was thinking of kreyren's blathering about systemd
22:45.36freemoh...
22:45.38kreyreneh? O.o
22:46.14kreyrenis focusing on writing the code and doesn't read the chats~
22:46.52golinuxmaybe devuan-dev.
22:47.21golinuxThough no one here is really interested in putting any energy into systemd
22:48.58freemactually, I think devuan is more interested in staying as close as possible to debian, right? So, except for not installing the systemd service files and the systemd dependency (which is still a useful work, don't take me wrong) I think the goal is to not change stuff?
22:49.06freemam I wrong?
22:49.30fsmithredpretty much right
22:49.43fsmithredprovide debian without systemd is the main idea
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22:50.26freembut, it still claims "init independency", so, I think there is a huge problem with how it's done
22:50.48freempardon me if it's presomptuous, I undertand the many work you already did
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22:51.48golinuxsystemd does not play well with others.  And debian devs are intentionally dismantling non-systemd support.
22:52.23golinuxBut this is not a topic for this channel
22:53.31freem#devuan-dev you said, then? And I'm not talking about systemd anyway.
22:53.49specingthey should adopt dnf and become a proper derivative of centos
22:59.07golinux#devuan-dev is where development happens.  systemd is a dean horse here.  Please stop beating it.
22:59.19golinuxdean > dead
22:59.23MinceRok, who appointed a horse as Dean? :>
23:00.24golinuxMy fumbling fingers
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23:06.21kreyrenWhat networking backend should i be using on devuan? I currently have these packages installed http://ix.io/2pib and tor returns http://dpaste.com/14XWCYQ
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23:08.55crhyloveStill can't get this beowulf install to change my default audio output device.
23:09.10crhyloveI can change the output device in each app, but I can't use the volume knobs anywhere.
23:09.20crhyloveALSA.
23:10.20kreyren(tor is grabbed from upstream designed for debian buster)
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23:11.22kreyrenis rebooting sent me a `/msg MemoServ kreyren send msg` plz
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23:16.15rrqcrhylove: in ~/.asoundrc: defaults.ctl.card 1 ;  defaults.pcm.card 1 ; defaults.timer.card 1 ;
23:16.46rrqor was it "2" rather than "1"?
23:22.48fsmithredsomebody was 2
23:23.39crhyloverrq, Thanks!  Will try now.
23:23.47crhyloveYeah, 2.
23:24.16crhyloveWhere do I find .asoundrc?
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23:25.03kreyrenping
23:25.38crhylovepong
23:25.43kreyrencrhylove, thanks
23:25.48crhyloveyw
23:26.01fsmithredcrhylove, in your home directory
23:26.08fsmithredthat's what the ~/ means
23:26.41kreyrenWhat networking backend should i be using on devuan assuming that tor fails with http://ix.io/2pif and my packages installed are http://ix.io/2pig ?
23:26.50kreyrenassumes that his previous message wasn't sent since he wasn't identified~
23:27.45crhylovefsmithred, Yeah, it didn't exist so I created it....  Gonna reboot to see if it worked.  BRB
23:28.51crhyloveDo I need to chown or chmod it?
23:28.56crhyloveright now it's root:root
23:29.26fsmithredoh
23:29.34fsmithredshould be owned by user
23:29.46fsmithredchown you:you .asoundrc
23:30.24crhyloveGot it....
23:30.34crhylovechmod?  I just 777.... *shrugs*
23:30.43fsmithredno
23:30.51crhylove666?
23:31.05fsmithredI would have left it alone
23:31.10fsmithredprobably 644
23:31.15MinceR⛧
23:31.47crhyloveOK, 644'ed it.  BRB
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23:34.39crhyloveThat did not fix it.
23:34.51crhyloveHowever, now I have a speaker icon in the systray.
23:35.09crhyloveBut I still can't switch outputs in the sound preferences.
23:35.22crhylovewhat's the command for sound preferences?  Maybe if I run it as root?
23:37.01crhyloveGoogle brings up pulse audio.... I'd rather not though.
23:37.05crhyloveALSA ftw.
23:38.52crhylovehttps://pasteboard.co/JdgMiXS.png
23:42.02crhylovehttps://pasteboard.co/JdgNA9Z.png
23:42.09fsmithredalsamixer?
23:42.21crhyloveHere's the area where the Output can be selected, but doesn't keep.
23:42.50crhyloveUnable to locate package alsamixer
23:43.18fsmithredinstall alsa-utils
23:44.22kreyrenResolved the tor issue by invoking `ip link set lo up` since it was refusing to bind to 192.168.0.0
23:44.57crhylovepackage:  alsamixergui....
23:45.11fsmithredyeah, if you want to mouse it
23:45.21crhyloveALSA lib control.c:1271:(snd_ctl_open_conf) type is not defined
23:45.28fsmithredas root:
23:45.35fsmithredlsmod |grep snd
23:46.02crhyloveThat gives me the big list.
23:46.07fsmithredok, good
23:46.57fsmithredand every item has 'snd' in it?
23:47.33crhyloveYeah, except the last two:  soundcore and usbcore
23:47.42fsmithredok
23:48.03fsmithredand you don't have pulseaudio installed?
23:48.10crhylovedon't think so.....
23:52.23crhylovehttps://pasteboard.co/JdgRMVA.png
23:54.19fsmithredI can't see those

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