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mupuf@fosstodon.org

Martin Roukala (né Peres)

Achievement unlocked: Booting a CI system in an hotel room... on another continent... with 4 DUTs (RPi5, VisionFive2, HDK8550, and a Steam Deck)... over WiFi !

Tune to our demo at to see more: https://indico.freedesktop.org/event/6/contributions/301/

-tron

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conor

Conor Dooley

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@mupuf Nice setup chief :) That one of the yetpkit boards you have?
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elly@donotsta.re

elly (neocat_phone 3559@38C3)

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@mupuf pretty compact setup though :D
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mupuf@fosstodon.org

Martin Roukala (né Peres)

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@conor Hmm, not sure what you mean by yetpkit.

The gateway is an ikoolcore, and the usb hub is mega4 from uugear (https://www.uugear.com/product/mega4-4-port-usb-3-ppps-hub-for-raspberry-pi-4b/). The switch is a tp link (PoE and SNMP).

Then the trays are from IKEA and pretty much is the entire setup!

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mupuf@fosstodon.org

Martin Roukala (né Peres)

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@elly Indeed! It all fit in my cabin-sized backpack... along with toiletries and some clothes!

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Conor Dooley

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Edited 2 months ago
@mupuf The hub is what I was talking about. yepket are a pretty small company that a bunch of kernel etc people seem to use for usbport etc control. Was just wondering if you were another person on that list :)
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maltimore@social.tchncs.de

Maltimore

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@mupuf @elly

They let you fly with that thing? Even actual bombs look less like bombs than this 😅

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mupuf@fosstodon.org

Martin Roukala (né Peres)

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@maltimore @elly YES!

I got a semi-suspicious look in Helsinki airport at 4:45am... but that's it. Everything was packed neatly though.

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mupuf@fosstodon.org

Martin Roukala (né Peres)

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@conor Thanks! I should get one and make sure it works OOB!

Would be fantastic if it had a unique serial number... A man can dream, right?

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Conor Dooley

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@mupuf What, exactly, do you mean by "unique serial number"? I'd have to check what they look like in terms of what shows up in /dev/serial/by-id if you're accessing serial ports over it, but I suspect they function like a normal hub there. In terms of turning on or off ports, which I think is what you were asking about, they have a command line utility for that which does take a unique serial number as an argument to differentiate between connected boards.
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mupuf@fosstodon.org

Martin Roukala (né Peres)

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The video of the talk is finally out \o/

Go check how, in about 5 minutes, we've assembled, enrolled, and exposed to Gitlab CI a Steam Deck, a Raspberry Pi 5, a Vision Five 2 (RISCV64), and an HDK8550 (Qualcomm / Android)!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Y19nlF133w&list=PLe6I3NKr-I4KrrmHtTkhIb3wn2o_mWqKq&index=10

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