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Probably some RISC-V stuff, but hopefully other things too ;)
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Palmer Dabbelt

Reply to @monsieuricon
@monsieuricon Diswashers are dangerous, we once had one take out a tapeout DB.
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Palmer Dabbelt

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@horms @lathiat I've never used a tool, but sometimes had to dig through the tags. I guess I'd always just assumed someone had some tool somewhere, but maybe it's all just manul?
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Palmer Dabbelt

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@horms @lathiat the ChromiumOS docs have backporting rules that include -x. I don't know any tools that actually scrub for the tags, though -- we follow the rules, but haven't actually had to sanitize branches yet... https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromiumos/docs/+/refs/heads/stabilize-12441.B/kernel_faq.md#how-do-i-backport-an-upstream-patch
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@codonell I literally deleted all my email this morning and just replied to IRC/mastodon posts...
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Palmer Dabbelt

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@conor @krzk grep/bash/make type stuff, it's almost certainly broken ;)
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Palmer Dabbelt

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@conor @krzk that's probably it, but I'm still worried about why the tests aren't failing...
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Palmer Dabbelt

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@conor @krzk also looks like whatever I was doing to check the tests is broken, there's some spew in the logs about `Documentation/devicetree/bindings/firmware/fsl,scu.example.dtb: system-controller: pinctrl:lpuart0grp:fsl,pins:0: [111, 0, 100663328, 112, 0, 100663328] is too long`
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Palmer Dabbelt

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@llvm maybe more of a Taco Bell than a Wendy's, or are you guys allowed to say "red" again?
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Palmer Dabbelt

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/tenstorrent-announces-olof-johansson-vice-170000308.html
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Palmer Dabbelt

Turns out my shift cable was broken, but it gave me an excuse to get the tanpan setup and it's working way better I'd expected so far...
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Palmer Dabbelt

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@foone the interesting bit is going to be how they differ
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monsieuricon

K. Ryabitsev

Join me for LSS NA 2023! See me talk on a boring non-controversial topic. Enjoy Vancouver in May!

https://lssna2023.sched.com/event/1K7ao/how-to-backdoor-the-linux-kernel-and-fail-konstantin-ryabitsev-the-linux-foundation
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K. Ryabitsev

Is there one of those German words for feeling glad that your conference talk got accepted, but experiencing a growing sense of dread as the slides submission due date creeps closer every day?

Asking for a friend.
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K. Ryabitsev

I just released b4 0.12.2:

  • prep: add ability to use markdown in the cover content (requires escaping the leading “#” as “>#” that is stripped on cover letter rendering)
  • send: don’t require vN to –resend (will resend the latest version)
  • test: don’t require running from git
  • plus several bugfixes mostly dealing with corner-case conditions

https://lore.kernel.org/tools/20230310205933.yumi2udfqrfubccg@meerkat.local/

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Palmer Dabbelt

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@monsieuricon @lina Sorry, I was trying to ask if the ">#" escaping can be done elsewhere in git, as otherwise I end up just having to re-word things to avoid "#" starting a line.
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Palmer Dabbelt

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@monsieuricon @lina Not sure if there's a thread, I can't find it on lore.

Is this a git-ism? If not I think we should propose it as, I recently almost got bit by a "#" that just happened to line-break to the first character of a commit message. I escaped it with a space, but that's a bit ugly.
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Palmer Dabbelt

I guess they finally found a monetization scheme?
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Palmer Dabbelt

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@zev The right's a bit lower than the left, but they're both pretty bad. Current theory is that the spring seats are toast, I'll find out this weekend...
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Palmer Dabbelt

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@zev ya, but not by choice -- it appears to be a side effect of the pot holes
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