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The cat is not mine :(

I like cycling, powerlifting, bad video games and metal.
Otherwise, I occupy my time with various bits in RISC-V land.

~useless, placeholder, website: https://www.conchuod.ie/

Last day at

In 9 years I got to:
- do bringup on Nexus and Pixel phones
- work on Tensorflow's JIT compiler targeting TPUs (XLA)
- Build the Linux kernel with Clang, LLD, and LLVM binutils
- Organize LLVM Distributor's Conf and the Toolchain track at Linux Plumbers Conf
- Keynote LLVM Dev meeting
- Hack on a new libc
- Participate in embargoed vuln remediation
- Host interns, travel

I think I was able to make linux and LLVM slightly better. Made great friends, too omya_google

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@CyReVolt Unfortunately, I don't seem to have downloaded that document, sorry.
I don't think I've really done anything with my k230 board since about the time of that post, so I have no real memory of anything to do with it, let alone details of CSRs :/
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See garbage in someone's patch, go digging to find out who is to blame before yelling, only to figure out it was you.
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@monsieuricon Pissing into the wind is what I like about social media :)
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It'll be a RISC-V @fosdem DevRoom in 2025! 🥳

Mark your calendars! CFP details will be out soon!

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Edited 3 months ago
patches/validate/v2/v2-0003-dt-bindings-riscv-d-requires-f.patch
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WARNING: 'ment' may be misspelled - perhaps 'meant'?
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Reviewed-by: Clément Léger <cleger@rivosinc.com>
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@vbabka @ljs usually the second fan goes in the middle, probably looks less odd to the eye like that too.
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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 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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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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@mupuf Nice setup chief :) That one of the yetpkit boards you have?
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@palmer @kees No, I am trying to trick you into getting your coworkers to do work ;)
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@kees I see. I will at least ask around. Would certainly seem like something that @palmer 's lot would be more likely to be able to directly contribute to.
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@kees I know that customers of mine are using clang-built kernels, but I have no idea who, as I was not told that who, just of the inerest/intent.
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@gregkh When you say "hopefully will", do you mean you will or the vendor will?
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@karolherbst @emersion Then I suppose I've answered your question, despite not understanding it correctly. A happy accident.
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@karolherbst @emersion only "bikeshedding" has a strikethrough for me FWIW.
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@matttbe that just amounts to a bandaid, not actually solving the problem of stopping the clipboard being emptied when the program closes. Also, not entirely sure I /want/ something to have a history of what I have in my clipboard...
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@matttbe There's xclip, if you count that as a "clipboard manager". I don't see how a "clipboard manager" would solve the problem however.
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@b0rk Running a GUI program, copying something to the clipboard, closing the program and having the clipboard be empty. Unfortunately no concrete example for you off the top of my head, but it is something I run into fairly often. I've always just dismissed it as one of the "quirks" of having a non-standard desktop environment...
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