03:02 <MainudeenSumro[m]> Hi, it didn't read IMEI, so i hard coded it in modemmanager, but modem still keep re initiating and try to create new modem

14:27 <krzk> lumag: I received this https://lore.kernel.org/all/174637445761.1385605.10286310480029078025.b4-ty@oss.qualcomm.com/ and wanted to check the patches thus clicked the links

14:27 <krzk> lumag: and (as I remember now) it requires login, so this means no one from non-drm community can verify it and access it

14:28 <krzk> lumag: I understand why this was done, but if they cannot implement Anubis/whatever we use on web.git.korg (see explanations from Konstantin), maybe move your repo to kernel.org, so people could see it?

14:28 <krzk> I mean, people outside of freedesktop/drm...

14:29 <lumag> krzk: I've just checked first link in a non-logged-in browser. It displays the page w/o errors

14:29 <lumag> Do you have JS disabled or something like that?

14:29 <krzk> lumag: I cannot - shows login page and message that new accounts are foribdden/closed

14:30 <krzk> lumag: no, I have JS enabled, all AI-scrappers-protections are working nicely

14:30 <lumag> krzk: WFM in a browser where I never logged in.

14:30 <lumag> Any particular link?

14:30 <krzk> All of them but one... one worked

14:30 <krzk> I opened 10 and maybe that's the problem?

14:30 <krzk> so 1 per sec? one per minute?

14:31 <lumag> krzk: as I wrote, works for me.

14:31 <krzk> 1 per minute apparently

14:31 <lumag> Please start the thread on #dri-devel if you need further assistance

14:31 <krzk> Try opening two of them

14:32 <lumag> krzk: still no issues

14:32 <krzk> lumag: or only the last link works? this is so weird - this https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/lumag/msm/-/commit/8e63b2075e01%5B08/10 shows always login page

14:32 <lumag> krzk: check the link that you are clicking. It has extra noise at the end

14:32 <krzk> looks like your links are corrupted? different thing at the end

14:32 <krzk> exactly

14:34 <lumag> that's a plainm text. Your email client is misinterpreting them

14:35 <krzk> lumag: that's true... so that is my browser problem, I wonder why

14:35 <krzk> somehow line wrapping or line joining, so that was web gmail issue, sorry

14:37 <lumag> n/p

16:14 <swifty> I've been attempting to get PMOS booting on a Lenovo Smart Display 8 and been following the instructions here https://wiki.postmarketos.org/wiki/Lenovo_ThinkSmart_View_(lenovo-cd-18781y) as the actual hardware is basically identical but the SD8 uses A/B partitioning and AVB2.0.

16:14 <swifty> I have the bootloader unlocked on the device and I'm having trouble when flashing the lk2nd.img to boot - When I attempt to boot the serial output shows "avb_slot_verify.c[250] :[250] 363[250] : ERROR: [250] boot_a[250] : Read fewer than requested bytes.".

16:15 <swifty> I did some research and understood this is possibly due to the AVB information in vbmeta, so have regenerated and flashed, but still get the same error. I believe my command for generating the vbmeta is valid as I can use the same command (against the original boot.img) and the device boots ok.

16:15 <swifty> In addition to this, I've just tried to use the '--flags 2' option on avbtool when creating a vbmeta in an attempt to get it to skip verification but this gives me 'avb_util.c[200] :[210] 199[210] : ERROR: [210] Failed to allocate memory.' Anyone have any thoughts on what I'm missing here?