L1[00:05:01] 
<CntKillMe>
is anyone actually working on a GPT-type thing for HDs and a BIOS
to go along with it? I might work on something like that for the
hell of it if not
<CntKillMe>
is anyone actually working on a GPT-type thing for HDs and a BIOS
to go along with it? I might work on something like that for the
hell of it if notL2[00:05:34] <CntKillMe>
is anyone actually working on a GPT-type thing for unmanaged HDs
and a BIOS to go along with it? I might work on something like that
for the hell of it if not [Edited]
<CntKillMe>
is anyone actually working on a GPT-type thing for unmanaged HDs
and a BIOS to go along with it? I might work on something like that
for the hell of it if not [Edited]L3[00:12:30] ⇦
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L4[00:13:13] <chernobyl>
lol
<chernobyl>
lolL5[00:13:41] <chernobyl>
wrote a script to replace all instances of "stderr:write"
and "error" with "error("HOLY FUCK A
VIRUS")"
<chernobyl>
wrote a script to replace all instances of "stderr:write"
and "error" with "error("HOLY FUCK A
VIRUS")"L6[00:14:00] <chernobyl>
made for some quite amusing situations
<chernobyl>
made for some quite amusing situationsL7[00:52:34] ⇨
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L8[00:57:43] <CntKillMe>
so here's something annoying:
<CntKillMe>
so here's something annoying:L9[00:58:03] <CntKillMe>
3rd value in hddPlatterCounts is 6
<CntKillMe>
3rd value in hddPlatterCounts is 6L10[00:58:03] <CntKillMe>
but 3rd value in hddSizes is 4096
<CntKillMe>
but 3rd value in hddSizes is 4096L11[00:58:04] <CntKillMe>
4096/6 is not an inteer
<CntKillMe>
4096/6 is not an inteerL12[00:58:18] <CntKillMe>
so how large actually is a sector for a 3rd tier hd
<CntKillMe>
so how large actually is a sector for a 3rd tier hdL13[01:08:54] <CntKillMe>
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<CntKillMe>
Message contained 4 or more newlines and was pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/lojirepehoL14[01:09:14] <CntKillMe>
Message contained 4 or more newlines and was pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/yituwetovu
<CntKillMe>
Message contained 4 or more newlines and was pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/yituwetovuL15[01:28:00] ⇦
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L17[01:43:03] <CntKillMe>
apparently this is old news: https://github.com/MightyPirates/OpenComputers/issues/2305
<CntKillMe>
apparently this is old news: https://github.com/MightyPirates/OpenComputers/issues/2305L18[01:43:03] <MichiBot> Title:
Unmanaged tier 3 hard disk has strange default geometry: |
Posted by: SolraBizna | Posted: Sun Mar 12 00:25:16 CST
2017 | Status: open
L19[01:43:19] <CntKillMe>
ill issue a pull request ig
<CntKillMe>
ill issue a pull request igL20[01:51:34] <CntKillMe>
eh so many branches.
<CntKillMe>
eh so many branches.L21[01:51:34] <CntKillMe>
tl;dr: /src/main/resources/application.conf (after
hddPlatterCounts=[) replace 6 with 8
<CntKillMe>
tl;dr: /src/main/resources/application.conf (after
hddPlatterCounts=[) replace 6 with 8L23[02:54:18] <CntKillMe>
How's this for a simple partition table format: <https://pastebin.com/k06Ti8uu>
<CntKillMe>
How's this for a simple partition table format: <https://pastebin.com/k06Ti8uu>L24[02:56:11] <CntKillMe>
i'm not really an expert (literally just learned how the GPT works
and is stored and all that) so please tell me if there's something
i should change
<CntKillMe>
i'm not really an expert (literally just learned how the GPT works
and is stored and all that) so please tell me if there's something
i should changeL25[02:57:41] <CntKillMe>
Also I know pretty much the entire header is not really required
but it's a really nice convenience and only takes up a single
sector
<CntKillMe>
Also I know pretty much the entire header is not really required
but it's a really nice convenience and only takes up a single
sectorL26[02:57:54] <CntKillMe>
i'm not really an expert (literally just learned how the MBR and
GPT work and is stored and all that) so please tell me if there's
something i should change [Edited]
<CntKillMe>
i'm not really an expert (literally just learned how the MBR and
GPT work and is stored and all that) so please tell me if there's
something i should change [Edited]L27[03:01:48] <CntKillMe>
I'm thinking the PARTED floppy will have the ability to build OCPTs
and of course manage partitions
<CntKillMe>
I'm thinking the PARTED floppy will have the ability to build OCPTs
and of course manage partitionsL28[03:02:09] <CntKillMe>
I don't have partition types since I don't think that's necessary
but who knows
<CntKillMe>
I don't have partition types since I don't think that's necessary
but who knowsL29[03:02:25] <CntKillMe>
i think it would probably be nice to have actually
<CntKillMe>
i think it would probably be nice to have actuallyL30[03:03:20] ⇦
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L36[04:59:26] <FeherNeoH> OCPT looks good,
but we'll probably need much more flags (hopefully that 32bit will
be enough, but who knows)
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L39[06:47:42] <Saphire> Unpopular opinion:
Linux users and groups have nothing over Windows access control and
group policies
L40[06:49:48] <Saphire> ...I guess SELinux
is kind of this?
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L42[07:29:14] <FeherNeoH> SELinux
is...
L43[07:29:18] <FeherNeoH> a pain
L44[09:32:35] <AmandaC> Saphire:
user/groups are just the basic tier. There's a more involved one
too, though I forget what it's called.
L45[09:33:29] <Saphire> SElinux?
L46[09:33:42] <AmandaC> Saphire: no
L47[09:33:47] <AmandaC> Saphire: It's
unrelated to SELinux
L48[09:35:35] <AmandaC> I'm not sure, but I
think the commandline interface is called `fsetacl`
L50[09:36:20] <MichiBot> 8 Worst Pick-Up
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L52[10:38:46] <CntKillMe>
i think 32 flags should be enough, i dont think the real GPT even
uses more than 8 or something
<CntKillMe>
i think 32 flags should be enough, i dont think the real GPT even
uses more than 8 or somethingL53[10:54:26] <Inari> %pet AmandaC
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L57[10:59:03] <Fira> Heyo
L58[10:59:31] <AmandaC> AAAAAAAA A
HUMAN!
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L60[10:59:49] <AmandaC> %hello
L61[10:59:49] <MichiBot> AmandaC: Hello!
Welcome to #oc! The one and only opencomputers channel! Please ask
your questions directly (don't ask to ask) and provide error/code
examples! (Use pastebin.com if theyre more than one line!) Dont
mind the random conversation you might have walked into.
L62[11:00:36] <Fira> Sooo I started messing
around with OC/OpenOS and i thought I'd try and write an
auto-adjusting program for BigReactor to minimize fuel usage by
controlling control rods automatically
L63[11:01:10] <Fira> I've been trying to
use libForm's timers for hours before giving up on them, but I
can't get event.timer() to work at all either
L64[11:01:42] <Fira> Tried in LUA Shell
directly aswell, simply uh, nothing happens, the callabacks never
seem to be fired back
L65[11:01:42] <MichiBot> It's Lua, not LUA.
Name not an acronym.
L66[11:01:47] <Fira> Muuuh.
L67[11:01:55] <Fira> Anyway
L68[11:02:03] <Temia> sassybot.
L69[11:02:08] *
Temia pets MichiBot. =u=
L70[11:02:08] *
MichiBot purrs
L71[11:02:22] <AmandaC> Can you show us
your code you're using, Fira?
L72[11:02:53] <Fira> Sure sec
L73[11:05:51] <Fira> quick screenie of
trying it in lua shell => https://ibin.co/3qZCZpYiuyTE.png
L74[11:06:48] <AmandaC> Hrm, is anything
printed in /tmp/event.log?
L75[11:06:49] <Fira> i guess i'm doing
something plain wrong but i've read up on libform and openos source
and doc, tried messing around, but i really can't see where
L76[11:06:52] <AmandaC> That should
work
L77[11:07:16] <Fira> Uhhh
L78[11:07:17] <Fira> oh
L79[11:07:19] <Fira> hmm
L80[11:08:01] <Fira> well there are some of
errors my in-program callback likely printed during earlier
runs
L81[11:08:09] <AmandaC> also, worth noting
the `local event = require("event")` is essentially a
no-op in the lua shell. It still works because `event` is
auto-imported for you
L82[11:08:10] <Fira> but nothing regarding
the test in lua shell for example
L83[11:08:18] <Fira> alright
L84[11:08:26] <AmandaC> You can't use
`local` in the lua shell, because every command is a new
environment
L85[11:09:07] <AmandaC> What version of OC
are you on, Fira?
L86[11:09:19] <AmandaC> Might be a bug in
OpenOS (ping payonel)
L87[11:09:41] <Fira> looks like a bug yeah,
especially since no matter what i do i always get timer id 22
L88[11:09:47] <AmandaC> ah, yeah
L89[11:09:49] <Fira> but i have no idea
what the actual version i'm running
L90[11:10:05] <AmandaC> You didn't do
anything like edit the files in /lib or /boot did you?
L91[11:10:09] <Fira> not yet :p
L92[11:10:16] <Izaya> sanity check
L93[11:10:19] <AmandaC> You shouldn't touch
the "system" files
L94[11:10:30] <Izaya> you've tried turning
it off and on again, right?
L95[11:10:48] <Fira> i ... think i did, let
me try again
L96[11:10:57] <Izaya> just in case
L97[11:11:34] <CntKillMe>
does component.list return the components in the same order every
time?
<CntKillMe>
does component.list return the components in the same order every
time?L98[11:11:43] <AmandaC> @CntKillMe no
L99[11:11:57] <CntKillMe>
dammit
<CntKillMe>
dammitL100[11:12:01] <Fira> eheheheheh.... i
rebooted and it works in lua shell
L101[11:13:25] <Fira> was pretty sure i
did that earlier.. ugh
L102[11:13:27] <Fira> oh well
L103[11:13:43] <AmandaC> Fira: sounds like
that libForm thing might be touching stuff it shouldn't
L104[11:14:02] <CntKillMe>
oh i have an idea, eeprom can store data separately so
<CntKillMe>
oh i have an idea, eeprom can store data separately soL105[11:14:52] <CntKillMe>
i can just have the order it was in first to be the order it will
always be in
<CntKillMe>
i can just have the order it was in first to be the order it will
always be inL106[11:15:14] <AmandaC> @CntKillMe but
what if a device is removed? Added back?
L107[11:15:27] <Fira> Hmm
L108[11:15:31] <CntKillMe>
i'll have to handle that in the eepromcode
<CntKillMe>
i'll have to handle that in the eepromcodeL109[11:15:43] <CntKillMe>
remove it from the list or add it to the end of the list
<CntKillMe>
remove it from the list or add it to the end of the listL110[11:15:46] <CntKillMe>
oh
<CntKillMe>
ohL111[11:15:48] <CntKillMe>
hmm
<CntKillMe>
hmmL112[11:15:57] <CntKillMe>
how much data can eeprom hold
<CntKillMe>
how much data can eeprom holdL113[11:16:04] <AmandaC> 256bytes by
default
L114[11:16:13] <AmandaC>
(configurable)
L115[11:16:21] <CntKillMe>
oh that's enough
<CntKillMe>
oh that's enoughL116[11:16:25] <CntKillMe>
addresses are only 16 bytes
<CntKillMe>
addresses are only 16 bytesL117[11:16:56] <Fira> libForm doesn't do
anything special with timers, it basically just wraps calls to
event.timer/cancel from what i saw in source
L118[11:17:16] <Fira> so i guess the
timers on OpenOS side erm, randomly broke for some reason, seems
fixed now... uh
L119[11:17:28] <Fira> wait, maybe i
know
L120[11:19:11] <Fira> nope. no clue
:D
L121[11:23:03] <CntKillMe>
is there a dump on the wiki somewhere that lists all components'
documentation
<CntKillMe>
is there a dump on the wiki somewhere that lists all components'
documentationL122[11:23:34] <gamax92> ~w gpu
component
L123[11:23:34] <ocdoc> http://ocd.cil.li/component:gpu
L124[11:23:36] <CntKillMe>
i know they have the dozen or so pages listing each component but
it'd be nice to see a dump of it if something like that is
available
<CntKillMe>
i know they have the dozen or so pages listing each component but
it'd be nice to see a dump of it if something like that is
availableL125[11:23:42] <gamax92> well
L126[11:23:51] <gamax92> just look at the
dozen or so pages then
L127[11:23:58] <gamax92> maybe open all of
them up in different tabs
L128[11:24:22] <gamax92> or all of them in
separate windows and then tile them on the screen
L129[11:24:57] <CntKillMe>
lol i wish i had that much space, oh well
<CntKillMe>
lol i wish i had that much space, oh wellL130[11:40:18] <CntKillMe>
during boot does `error` just bind to the first gpu and write to it
orsomething
<CntKillMe>
during boot does `error` just bind to the first gpu and write to it
orsomethingL131[11:46:56] <AmandaC> %choose
productive or SEIZE THE MEANS OF CATNIP PRODUCTION
L132[11:46:57] <MichiBot> AmandaC:
productive
L133[11:47:18] <Forecaster>
that's unfortunate :P
<Forecaster>
that's unfortunate :PL134[12:28:51]
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L135[12:37:32] <payonel> Fira: what is
libForm?
L136[12:37:42] <payonel> sounds like it
messes with the event library
L137[12:38:46] <payonel> and ... stuff
messing with openos libraries is kinda annoying :)
L138[12:40:24] <payonel> @CntKillMe boot
selects the first gpu from an unsorted list
L139[12:40:58] <payonel> though, @habnabit
was testing with a way to sort them
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L143[13:23:15] <Silentsouls> o/
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L145[13:49:43] <AmandaC> %choose
productive or anime
L146[13:49:43] <MichiBot> AmandaC:
anime
L147[14:13:19] <ben_mkiv> im having way to
much fun with this... http://pasteall.org/pic/show.php?id=125511 this cow
is set to avoid the rabbit xD
L148[14:13:47] <AmandaC> ben_mkiv: now set
the rabbit to chase the cow, and record it and put it to yakkity
sax
L149[14:14:10] <ben_mkiv> ok xD
L150[14:14:16] <ben_mkiv> well for the
first part
L151[14:15:06] <ben_mkiv> xD
L152[14:16:34] <ben_mkiv> that would be a
nice screensaver
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L154[14:18:49] <ben_mkiv> added a
silverfish to team rabbit <3
L155[14:25:43] <Inari> Redstonefish
L156[14:26:31] <ben_mkiv> https://i.imgur.com/T8nJowf.png
L157[14:26:36] <ben_mkiv> it was about
time for such teams :D
L158[14:27:22] <Inari> #TeamTemia
L159[14:28:57] ***
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L161[14:34:07] <payonel> ben_mkiv: and
you're doing this with lua scripts controlling the animals?
L162[14:34:51] <ben_mkiv> this feature
hasnt a lua interface yet
L163[14:35:05] <payonel> how is it using
oc?
L164[14:35:16] <payonel> or is this
something different
L165[14:35:33] <ben_mkiv> its the same,
just that this feature doesnt use oc
L166[14:35:46] <ben_mkiv> the mod is about
adding different capabilities, oc is just one of them
L167[14:36:07] <payonel> adding caps to
animals?
L168[14:36:19] <ben_mkiv> but some of the
features already are supported by custom components for the oc
instance
L169[14:36:23] <ben_mkiv> yes, to any mob
actually
L170[14:36:26] <ben_mkiv> and
minecarts
L171[14:36:47] <ben_mkiv> like you can use
the teleport/move features with OC
L172[14:37:07] <payonel> that sounds
fun
L173[14:37:22] <ben_mkiv> and some
inventory stuff is supported, like drop stuff and read the
inventory
L174[14:37:30] <payonel> i've been
hardening the idea of handles and processes in openos
L175[14:37:32] <ben_mkiv> as you can also
add a custom inventory
L176[14:37:40] <payonel> to an animal?
:)
L177[14:37:42] <payonel> or mob
L178[14:37:42] <payonel> nice
L179[14:37:44] <ben_mkiv> yes :D
L180[14:38:10] <payonel> anyways, now any
file or buffered io you open belongs to the process (when the
process exits, the handle closes)
L181[14:38:19] <payonel> same for pipes,
same for threads
L182[14:38:24] <payonel> same for io
handles
L183[14:38:36] <ben_mkiv> they've been
global before?
L184[14:38:54] <payonel> no, i made all of
that process local for some time
L185[14:39:11] <payonel> but now the
process cleans up when it exits
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L187[14:46:47] <payonel> ben_mkiv: this is
what it took btw https://github.com/payonel/OpenComputers/commit/faf67ff70380ec151d82113b8675c59a822b3bef
L188[14:47:11] *
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L189[14:47:25] <ben_mkiv> meh all
lua
L190[14:47:25] <ben_mkiv> xD
L191[14:48:39] <AmandaC> payonel: was this
intentionally removed? https://github.com/payonel/OpenComputers/commit/faf67ff70380ec151d82113b8675c59a822b3bef#diff-5c4c4ec0d6002e37e05f5c1078a0142eL123
L192[15:08:58] <Inari> %give MichiBot a
guide to maximizing the area of cow poop
L193[15:08:59] *
MichiBot accepts the guide to maximizing the area of cow poop and
adds it to her inventory
L194[15:10:34] <AmandaC> %give MichiBot an
eBook on the various ways to train a dog to dance
L195[15:10:34] *
MichiBot accepts the eBook on the various ways to train a dog to
dance and adds it to her inventory
L196[15:11:11] <AmandaC> %choose continue
productive or lay down and anime
L197[15:11:11] <MichiBot> AmandaC:
continue productive
L198[15:11:16] <AmandaC> hrm. No
L199[15:11:25] *
AmandaC cuddles up, loads up another episode of Eureka
7
L200[15:12:16] <Temia> %give MichiBot a
voodoo doll of Holland
L201[15:12:17] *
MichiBot accepts the voodoo doll of Holland and adds it to her
inventory
L202[15:12:28] <Temia> He gives the
country a bad name. :(
L203[15:12:43] <Inari> Who does?
L204[15:12:47] <Temia> Holland.
L205[15:12:52] <Temia> From Eureka
7.
L206[15:12:52] <Inari> But
L207[15:12:56] <Inari> Holland is a
country
L208[15:13:05] <Temia> Yes it is. And he
gives it a bad name.
L209[15:13:11] <Inari> Are you co-watching
anime with AmandaC o.o
L210[15:13:24] <Temia> No, I just know
about it from past secondhand experience
L211[15:13:35] <Inari> I see
L212[15:13:42] <Inari> %pet Temia
L213[15:13:42] *
MichiBot pets Temia with the year 1499. Temia recovers 5
health!
L214[15:14:32] <AmandaC> Temia: I'm only
on episode 5 and he doesn't seem to be to bad yet
L215[15:18:10] <CompanionCube> holland is
not a country
L216[15:18:14] <CompanionCube> it is part
of a country
L217[15:33:49] <Temia> True, I probably
would've been better off saying region.
L218[15:40:02] <Inari> CompanionCube:
true
L219[15:40:07] <Inari> I just reviewed on
that :D
L220[15:40:07] <Inari> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eE_IUPInEuc
L221[15:40:07] <MichiBot> Holland vs
the Netherlands | length: 4m | Likes: 87,007 Dislikes: 1,346 Views: 7,489,847 | by CGP
Grey | Published On 22/12/2012
L222[15:48:33] <Temia> Either way, Holland
the character is a jerk and I'm sure Amanda will see why in due
time
L223[15:50:58] <CntKillMe>
hmm i can probably wrap the component library to make openos work
on an unmanaged drive, that's gonna be a lot of work tho
<CntKillMe>
hmm i can probably wrap the component library to make openos work
on an unmanaged drive, that's gonna be a lot of work thoL224[15:51:03] <CntKillMe>
blehhhhhh oh well i'll live
<CntKillMe>
blehhhhhh oh well i'll liveL225[16:31:44] <Inari> https://twitter.com/TheStrangeLog/status/933020643360169984
L226[16:31:44] <MichiBot> Tue Nov 21
11:13:50 CST 2017 @TheStrangeLog: Fixed infinite cuckolding, your
cuckolding victim will now only slightly hate you and not
infinitely hate you
L227[16:36:48] <Inari> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/367570178277507072/409490164453212170/Roses-are-Red-Violets-are-Blue.jpg
pretty
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L235[17:40:18] <CntKillMe>
are disk drives assigned addresses
<CntKillMe>
are disk drives assigned addressesL236[17:40:28] <CntKillMe>
or can you not do anything with them and only with whatever is in
them
<CntKillMe>
or can you not do anything with them and only with whatever is in
themL237[17:55:49] <AmandaC> I don't think
they have their own addresses, no.
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L240[18:19:39] <AmandaC> %choose token or
session
L241[18:19:40] <MichiBot> AmandaC:
token
L242[18:21:45] <AmandaC> Looks like
"Session" is the correct noun to use for this.
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L246[19:09:36] <CntKillMe>
oh it's "disk_drive" nvm
<CntKillMe>
oh it's "disk_drive" nvmL247[19:15:16] <Kodos> Wonder how hard it
would be to make a program in OC that can poll the UUID API thing
when it passes a username to it
L248[19:17:10] <Mimiru> Kodos, https://api.mojang.com/users/profiles/minecraft/<username>?at=<timestamp>
L249[19:17:12] <Mimiru> {
L250[19:17:12] <Mimiru> "id":
"7125ba8b1c864508b92bb5c042ccfe2b",
L251[19:17:12] <Mimiru> "name":
"KrisJelbring"
L252[19:17:12] <Mimiru> }
L253[19:17:21] <Mimiru> from http://wiki.vg/Mojang_API#Username_-.3E_UUID_at_time
:P
L254[19:17:55] <Mimiru> When the at
parameter is not sent, the current time is used
L255[19:18:18] <Kodos> Fantastic
L256[19:18:27] <Kodos> Now I just need SQL
in OC x.x
L257[19:18:47] <Kodos> tablebases are a
pain in the arse
L258[19:20:49] <Mimiru> One
day I’ll work on opendb
<Mimiru> One
day I’ll work on opendbL259[19:20:58] <Mimiru>
It’s just a huge pita
<Mimiru>
It’s just a huge pitaL260[19:21:59] <Mimiru>
Though Neo uses the java MySQL connector so I have a bit more
experience with it now
<Mimiru>
Though Neo uses the java MySQL connector so I have a bit more
experience with it nowL261[19:22:30] <CntKillMe>
finished the bios (more or less), still need to do a bit of
testing
<CntKillMe>
finished the bios (more or less), still need to do a bit of
testingL262[19:23:15] <CntKillMe>
but it has a boot order you can change (although you have to change
it externally) and will automatically remove bad drives from it and
append new drives to it
<CntKillMe>
but it has a boot order you can change (although you have to change
it externally) and will automatically remove bad drives from it and
append new drives to itL263[19:23:42] <CntKillMe>
and of course it finds the first bootloader it can (in the order of
boot order) and executes it if possible
<CntKillMe>
and of course it finds the first bootloader it can (in the order of
boot order) and executes it if possibleL264[19:25:06] <CntKillMe>
only about 2800 chars (including a lot of comments) so i might be
able to potentially add OCPT checking or boot order
re-ordering
<CntKillMe>
only about 2800 chars (including a lot of comments) so i might be
able to potentially add OCPT checking or boot order
re-orderingL265[19:25:09] <CntKillMe>
actually better yet
<CntKillMe>
actually better yetL266[19:25:34] <Izaya> https://github.com/XeonSquared/PsychOS/blob/fsdev/sebios2.lua
may interest you
L267[19:25:35] <CntKillMe>
i should add it when you press ESC you get to choose which drive
you want to boot
<CntKillMe>
i should add it when you press ESC you get to choose which drive
you want to bootL268[19:25:52] <Izaya> probably not though
because yours seems to have a better choosing system
L269[19:25:53] <CntKillMe>
i'm using unmanaged drives
<CntKillMe>
i'm using unmanaged drivesL270[19:26:01] <CntKillMe>
if you're interested:
<CntKillMe>
if you're interested:L272[19:27:06] <CntKillMe>
ignore the `partition 1 is assumed to be 20 sectors (10 KiB) in
size` as it's variable in size now (more useful IMO)
<CntKillMe>
ignore the `partition 1 is assumed to be 20 sectors (10 KiB) in
size` as it's variable in size now (more useful IMO)L273[19:28:00] <Izaya> Interesting, I
might see if I can strip SEBIOS down and make PsychOS cope with it
if I bother to work on it at some point
L274[19:28:02] <Temia> 16 bytes seems a
bit small for a partition name
L275[19:28:41] <Izaya> Better than 8.3 at
least
L276[19:28:54] <CntKillMe>
it does. I was thinking of increasing the partition entry size so i
can increase that but i figured perhaps labels (on the software
side) could be an alternative
<CntKillMe>
it does. I was thinking of increasing the partition entry size so i
can increase that but i figured perhaps labels (on the software
side) could be an alternativeL277[19:28:55] <Temia> Especially if
that's with UTF-8 support, where some scripts will suck up that
space pretty quickly.
L278[19:29:28] <CntKillMe>
hmm 64+16 bytes is actually pretty decent
<CntKillMe>
hmm 64+16 bytes is actually pretty decentL279[19:29:32] <CntKillMe>
hmm 64+16 bytes is actually pretty decent you think? [Edited]
<CntKillMe>
hmm 64+16 bytes is actually pretty decent you think? [Edited]L280[19:29:40] <CntKillMe>
instead of 16
<CntKillMe>
instead of 16L281[19:29:47] <Temia> Yeah, I'd say
so
L282[19:29:51] <CntKillMe>
alright
<CntKillMe>
alrightL283[19:29:56] <Izaya> Bad question, do
you think both SATA connectors on a T420 are hotswap, not just the
ultrabay one?
L284[19:30:37] <Temia> That said I'm a bit
surprised you haven't included a partition type like MBR/GPT
either
L285[19:30:51] <CntKillMe>
i was thinking about it
<CntKillMe>
i was thinking about itL286[19:31:01] <CntKillMe>
and someone mentioned that i should yesterday
<CntKillMe>
and someone mentioned that i should yesterdayL287[19:31:07] <CntKillMe>
i might as well
<CntKillMe>
i might as wellL288[19:31:17] <Izaya> v2 standard?
:D
L289[19:31:34] *
Izaya had a system for booting from tapes but it was slow and not
very flexible
L290[19:32:34] <CntKillMe>
ok ill reupload the changed one, will also have to edit the EEPROM
a tiny bit but no big deal
<CntKillMe>
ok ill reupload the changed one, will also have to edit the EEPROM
a tiny bit but no big dealL291[19:33:01] <Izaya> this'll be
interesting to try and implement I guess
L293[19:33:13] <CntKillMe>
updated*
<CntKillMe>
updated*L294[19:33:27] <CntKillMe>
i have the "bios" done already (for the most part, just
want to implement 1 more thing)
<CntKillMe>
i have the "bios" done already (for the most part, just
want to implement 1 more thing)L295[19:33:50] <CntKillMe>
for now it just tries to find a bootloader and load the first one
(based on some boot order which is just a list of addresses in
eeprom data)
<CntKillMe>
for now it just tries to find a bootloader and load the first one
(based on some boot order which is just a list of addresses in
eeprom data)L296[19:34:56] ⇦
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L298[19:35:23] <Izaya> %remindme 10h
https://pastebin.com/DkG4Nvz0
L299[19:35:23] <MichiBot> I'll remind you
about "https://pastebin.com/DkG4Nvz0" at
02/05/2018 05:35:23 AM
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L304[20:10:31] <AmandaC> %tell inari
whenever you post an image, getting ready like https://i.imgur.com/WUdPaaH.png
L305[20:10:31] <MichiBot> AmandaC: inari
will be notified of this message when next seen.
L306[20:13:36] <CntKillMe>
this is weird, bitwise ops and integer division work fine in OpenOS
but when I want to use them in the EEPROM i get compiler
errors
<CntKillMe>
this is weird, bitwise ops and integer division work fine in OpenOS
but when I want to use them in the EEPROM i get compiler
errorsL307[20:13:45] <CntKillMe>
shouldn't it all be using the same lua 5.3?
<CntKillMe>
shouldn't it all be using the same lua 5.3?L308[20:14:48] <CntKillMe>
guess ill use bit32
<CntKillMe>
guess ill use bit32L309[20:16:05] ⇦
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L310[20:18:11] <AmandaC> Are you sure the
cpu is set to be lua 5.3?
L311[20:18:20] <AmandaC> It defaults to
5.2
L312[20:18:48] <AmandaC> @CntKillMe
^
L313[20:20:01] <CntKillMe>
hmm, i do have lua 5.3 installed on my machine maybe OC is
autodetecting it? I didn't change any settings:
<CntKillMe>
hmm, i do have lua 5.3 installed on my machine maybe OC is
autodetecting it? I didn't change any settings:L315[20:20:36] <Izaya> OpenOS could alias
based on version
L316[20:20:57] <CntKillMe>
oh well i'll just design everything with lua 5.2 in mind since
using bit lib worked fine
<CntKillMe>
oh well i'll just design everything with lua 5.2 in mind since
using bit lib worked fineL317[20:21:13] <AmandaC> What does the
tooltip say on the cpu?
L318[20:22:11] <CntKillMe>
5.3, hold up
<CntKillMe>
5.3, hold upL319[20:22:19] <CntKillMe>
yeah tier 1 is 5.2
<CntKillMe>
yeah tier 1 is 5.2L320[20:22:21] <CntKillMe>
tier 3 is 5.3
<CntKillMe>
tier 3 is 5.3L321[20:22:36] <CntKillMe>
i didnt configure it to be like that or anything
<CntKillMe>
i didnt configure it to be like that or anythingL322[20:22:37] <CntKillMe>
weird
<CntKillMe>
weirdL323[20:22:41] <AmandaC> Shift right click
to change it to 5.3
L324[20:22:46] <CntKillMe>
ah
<CntKillMe>
ahL325[20:22:55] <CntKillMe>
ty
<CntKillMe>
tyL326[20:22:59] <AmandaC> You might have
done it by accident I'm the t3 one
L327[20:23:11] <AmandaC> S/I'm/on/
L328[20:23:17] <CntKillMe>
probably
<CntKillMe>
probablyL329[20:23:26] <CntKillMe>
lua 5.3 is available for everyone right? why does it default to
5.2
<CntKillMe>
lua 5.3 is available for everyone right? why does it default to
5.2L330[20:23:32] <CntKillMe>
i guess backwards compat or something
<CntKillMe>
i guess backwards compat or somethingL331[20:23:55] <AmandaC> I think there's a
small breaking change or something, otherwise not sure
L332[20:24:21] <CntKillMe>
was 5.3 available on mc 1.7? If not I'll probably stick with 5.2 to
keep this as portable as possible
<CntKillMe>
was 5.3 available on mc 1.7? If not I'll probably stick with 5.2 to
keep this as portable as possibleL333[20:24:26] <CntKillMe>
was 5.3 available on mc 1.7.x? If not I'll probably stick with 5.2
to keep this as portable as possible [Edited]
<CntKillMe>
was 5.3 available on mc 1.7.x? If not I'll probably stick with 5.2
to keep this as portable as possible [Edited]L334[20:29:12] <Temia> Pretty certain it
was
L335[20:29:30] <Temia> In fact, aren't
there still current builds being released for it?
L336[20:30:25] <Temia> https://oc.cil.li/index.php?/topic/1500-oc-171-released/
yep
L337[20:30:37] <Temia> (also cute Kagerou
avatar, Lizzy)
L338[20:37:30] <CntKillMe>
yeah im using 1.12.2
<CntKillMe>
yeah im using 1.12.2L339[21:20:32] <chernobyl>
lol
<chernobyl>
lolL340[21:20:53] <chernobyl>
you make an update with carpeted computers
<chernobyl>
you make an update with carpeted computersL341[21:21:28] <chernobyl>
capacitors*
<chernobyl>
capacitors*L342[21:22:50] ⇦
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L343[21:23:26] <payonel> %tell AmandaC re
payonel: was this intentionally removed => yes it was, the next
method call makes the same check. i just felt it was
redundant
L344[21:23:26] <MichiBot> payonel: AmandaC
will be notified of this message when next seen.
L345[21:23:39] <AmandaC> payonel: fairy
snuff
L346[21:24:03] <AmandaC> also, fwiw it's
usually unnessary to %tell stuff, a normal ping will reach me
fine
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L351[21:32:01] <CntKillMe>
how does the error message during boot persist after computer is
off but when you do computer.shutdown() it doesnt
<CntKillMe>
how does the error message during boot persist after computer is
off but when you do computer.shutdown() it doesntL352[21:33:26] <AmandaC> because the code
inside OC itself catches the error, and saves it
L353[21:33:43] <AmandaC> if you catch the
error with a pcall and do something else then shut it down, it
won't persist
L354[21:34:13] <CntKillMe>
hmm i guess i could just call coroutine.yield at the very end
<CntKillMe>
hmm i guess i could just call coroutine.yield at the very endL355[21:34:23] <CntKillMe>
so i dont get the halted message instantly
<CntKillMe>
so i dont get the halted message instantlyL356[21:34:53] <AmandaC> I'd say just let
it be a fatal error if you want it to be visible from the
analyzer
L357[21:35:10] <CntKillMe>
oh yeah good point
<CntKillMe>
oh yeah good pointL358[21:35:40] <payonel> yeah, if your
root level coroutine aborts, that abort error message is captured
in a machine level string - which is given to the analyzer
L359[21:36:11] <payonel> @CntKillMe you
were asking about bit32 in the different versions
L360[21:36:28] <payonel> openos detects
the lua version and loads in a bit32 wrapper when needed
L361[21:36:29] <CntKillMe>
hm? oh no i was just wondering if OC has 5.3 support in MC
1.7.10
<CntKillMe>
hm? oh no i was just wondering if OC has 5.3 support in MC
1.7.10L362[21:36:36] <payonel> oh
definitely
L363[21:36:42] <AmandaC> (payonel can
correct me) but I think even OpenOS doesn't try catching errors
until you're deep in userland (shell running)
L364[21:36:46] <payonel> 1.7.10 is our
target+default version
L365[21:37:07] <CntKillMe>
alright cool, does the mod dev have any plans to have CPUs default
to 5.3?
<CntKillMe>
alright cool, does the mod dev have any plans to have CPUs default
to 5.3?L366[21:37:11] <payonel> AmandaC: that's
true, i don't capture errors UNTIL you get our of boot
L367[21:37:32] <payonel> @CntKillMe i
think about it with every update :) yes, eventually
L368[21:37:44] <AmandaC> payonel: I just
assuemed that model, since it's the model I decided to go with for
my own eeprom stuff
L369[21:37:45] <payonel> how about i'll
say, at or before 1.8
L370[21:38:01] <CntKillMe>
ah cool
<CntKillMe>
ah coolL371[21:38:19] <CntKillMe>
anyways just finished my EEPROM to be able to boot into drives with
a OCPT
<CntKillMe>
anyways just finished my EEPROM to be able to boot into drives with
a OCPTL372[21:38:24] <AmandaC> Sounds like WW3
ended, Now the riots start, I guess.
L373[21:38:25] <CntKillMe>
and retains boot order (configurable externally)
<CntKillMe>
and retains boot order (configurable externally)L374[21:38:58] <CntKillMe>
i've only tested all the cases when it should fail to load, i'm
gonna write a partition manager first to make everything in the
future much easier
<CntKillMe>
i've only tested all the cases when it should fail to load, i'm
gonna write a partition manager first to make everything in the
future much easierL375[21:39:17] <CompanionCube> so what's
your OCPT spec like?
L377[21:39:44] <CntKillMe>
similar to GPT in a lot of ways
<CntKillMe>
similar to GPT in a lot of waysL378[21:39:57] <CntKillMe>
oh wait
<CntKillMe>
oh waitL379[21:40:00] <CntKillMe>
that's the old one one sec
<CntKillMe>
that's the old one one secL380[21:40:15] <CntKillMe>
i increased the size of the entry structure so the partition name
can be longer
<CntKillMe>
i increased the size of the entry structure so the partition name
can be longerL382[21:40:47] <CntKillMe>
here's the EEPROM as of now:
<CntKillMe>
here's the EEPROM as of now:L384[21:41:22] <CompanionCube> is there
any
L385[21:41:28] <CompanionCube> why not
encode the sector size in the header?
L386[21:42:04] <CntKillMe>
well i could but default configuration has 512 bytes/sector (except
for HD tier 3, where it's slightly bigger since there's a typo in
the settings conf)
<CntKillMe>
well i could but default configuration has 512 bytes/sector (except
for HD tier 3, where it's slightly bigger since there's a typo in
the settings conf)L387[21:42:18] <CntKillMe>
i do have the room so i might as well
<CntKillMe>
i do have the room so i might as wellL388[21:42:24] <CntKillMe>
448 extra bytes to do whatever with
<CntKillMe>
448 extra bytes to do whatever withL389[21:42:26] <CntKillMe>
448 extra bytes to do whatever with in the header [Edited]
<CntKillMe>
448 extra bytes to do whatever with in the header [Edited]L390[21:44:04] <CompanionCube> isn't the
header sector field redundant, given that it's always going to be
at the beginning of the disk?
L391[21:44:12] <CntKillMe>
yeah
<CntKillMe>
yeahL392[21:44:24] <CntKillMe>
most of the header is actually useless but convenience i
guess
<CntKillMe>
most of the header is actually useless but convenience i
guessL393[21:44:31] <chernobyl>
are you editing the headers?
<chernobyl>
are you editing the headers?L394[21:44:33] <chernobyl>
or no
<chernobyl>
or noL395[21:44:40] <CompanionCube> and unlike
sector size, there's no viable chance of it ever being
nonzero
L396[21:44:42] <CntKillMe>
since the first entry sector will also be right after the header
anyways (sector 2)
<CntKillMe>
since the first entry sector will also be right after the header
anyways (sector 2)L397[21:45:06] <CompanionCube> whereas
there's a viable chance of media existing with non-512-byte
sectors.
L398[21:45:11] <CntKillMe>
sectors starting at 1 in OC is making me make a lot of typos
<CntKillMe>
sectors starting at 1 in OC is making me make a lot of typosL399[21:45:36] <payonel> where is vex to
say that 1-based indexing makes more sense
L400[21:45:48] <CntKillMe>
true, ill add that field
<CntKillMe>
true, ill add that fieldL401[21:45:48] <CntKillMe>
but this format works best when sector size is 512 bytes (wont work
at all if below)
<CntKillMe>
but this format works best when sector size is 512 bytes (wont work
at all if below)L402[21:45:55] <CntKillMe>
but yeah might as well add it
<CntKillMe>
but yeah might as well add itL403[21:46:06] <CntKillMe>
much more useful than a lot of the other ones
<CntKillMe>
much more useful than a lot of the other onesL404[21:46:17] <CompanionCube> also, are
you going to have a backup copy of the OCPT on the end as
well?
L405[21:46:24] *
payonel is afk
L406[21:46:25] <CompanionCube> I like that
GPT feature.
L407[21:47:13] <CompanionCube> (i may or
may not have been previously rescued by it)
L408[21:47:54] <CntKillMe>
i was thinking about it, but drives can be really small (floppies
are only 512 KB by default) and having to reserve another 5 sectors
(2.5 KB) is kinda significant
<CntKillMe>
i was thinking about it, but drives can be really small (floppies
are only 512 KB by default) and having to reserve another 5 sectors
(2.5 KB) is kinda significantL409[21:48:12] <CompanionCube> Seems
reasonable.
L410[21:49:06] <CompanionCube> You could
always have the fields be a meaningless value if a backup isn't
present though, if you wanted to have one on larger drives.
L411[21:50:19] <CntKillMe>
I might support something like that sort of non-standardly. Perhaps
with the 'parted' tool there can be an option to create one and
restore one
<CntKillMe>
I might support something like that sort of non-standardly. Perhaps
with the 'parted' tool there can be an option to create one and
restore oneL412[21:50:58] <CntKillMe>
where it'd just create a partition at the last 5 sectors and copy
the first 5 to it
<CntKillMe>
where it'd just create a partition at the last 5 sectors and copy
the first 5 to itL413[21:52:05] <CompanionCube> no need to
have it be non-standard
L414[21:52:14] <CompanionCube> just list
'OCPT backup' as a partition type
L415[21:52:25] <CntKillMe>
oh that's a good idea actually
<CntKillMe>
oh that's a good idea actuallyL416[21:52:34] <CntKillMe>
a reallllly good idea
<CntKillMe>
a reallllly good ideaL417[21:53:46] <CntKillMe>
gotta fix up documentation a lot, i use 'sector 0' when OC sectors
start at 1 so it's going to confuse me later if i dont fix it
<CntKillMe>
gotta fix up documentation a lot, i use 'sector 0' when OC sectors
start at 1 so it's going to confuse me later if i dont fix itL418[21:53:50] <CompanionCube> if you want
a fancy diagram and machine-readable specification for your format,
you may find http://kaitai.io/ of interest.
L419[21:54:34] <CompanionCube> read-only,
but it still might be useful for e.g a graphviz diagram :p
L420[21:55:49] <CntKillMe>
i'll take a look at that but probably later, plain text is good
enough for a simple layout.
<CntKillMe>
i'll take a look at that but probably later, plain text is good
enough for a simple layout.L421[21:55:49] <CntKillMe>
But when I have to design a filesystem, that'd probably be realllly
nice
<CntKillMe>
But when I have to design a filesystem, that'd probably be realllly
niceL422[21:55:56] <AmandaC> O.o interesting
project, CompanionCube
L423[21:56:12] <CompanionCube> AmandaC:
indeed
L424[21:56:23] <CompanionCube> it's one of
the things I know of, but have never had a good reason to use
L425[21:58:20] <CntKillMe>
it feels weird how OpenOS's edit shows HT for horizontal tab
<CntKillMe>
it feels weird how OpenOS's edit shows HT for horizontal tabL426[22:00:00] <CntKillMe>
ok time to test this and start creating 'parted' floppy disk
<CntKillMe>
ok time to test this and start creating 'parted' floppy diskL428[22:28:56] <CntKillMe>
uuid is a openos thing not actually initially part of OC's global
table right?
<CntKillMe>
uuid is a openos thing not actually initially part of OC's global
table right?L429[22:30:57] <Temia> I can't recall,
actually. You'd have to check
L430[22:35:11] <TheFox> I
feel like I should start reading up on this as it may be important
to future project development and OETF eligabile...
<TheFox> I
feel like I should start reading up on this as it may be important
to future project development and OETF eligabile...L431[22:35:17] <TheFox> but
I am way to tired.
<TheFox> but
I am way to tired.L432[22:38:39] ⇦
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L435[23:12:19] <CntKillMe>
aww yee test disk worked
<CntKillMe>
aww yee test disk workedL436[23:16:45] ⇦
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