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L1[00:07:18] <PewPew​Cricket> @lunar_sam does the paritionn's last sector = the size + the first sector\
L2[00:07:20] <PewPew​Cricket> * sector?
L3[00:07:27] <PewPew​Cricket> * partition's last sector = the size + the first sector?
L4[00:08:21] <lunar_sam> you can use +sectors/+size(K/M) in fdisk to just set the size
L5[00:08:55] <lunar_sam> but yeah, it's first sector + size - 1
L6[00:18:00] <PewPew​Cricket> are my for loops bad? https://discordembeds.pc-logix.com/live/1721693880053.png
L7[00:18:07] <PewPew​Cricket> its not printing out i
L8[00:18:30] <PewPew​Cricket> it should iterate through each partition entry
L9[00:18:32] <PewPew​Cricket> get its values
L10[00:18:59] <PewPew​Cricket> and print i each time it increments until it reaches size
L11[00:20:08] <PewPew​Cricket> * find an entry with the active flag
L12[00:20:30] <PewPew​Cricket> then iterate a rpint loop for i until it reaches the value of size
L13[00:22:48] <Corded> > <luna​r_sam> you can use +sectors/+size(K/M) in fdisk to just set the si…
L14[00:22:48] <PewPew​Cricket> lunar_sam what bit from least to most signifigant is the active flag at
L15[00:22:53] <PewPew​Cricket> * significant is the active flag at
L16[00:23:31] <lunar_sam> https://github.com/lunaboards-dev/Random-OC-Docs/blob/master/formats/osdi/1.1.md
L17[00:25:20] <PewPew​Cricket> ah convert the hex to binary
L18[00:25:21] <PewPew​Cricket> okay
L19[00:25:56] <PewPew​Cricket> why is it printing out 512? the size of the boot partition is only 200 sectors? https://discordembeds.pc-logix.com/live/1721694355833.png
L20[00:26:37] <PewPew​Cricket> * 199 sectors?
L21[00:26:39] <PewPew​Cricket> https://discordembeds.pc-logix.com/live/1721694398594.png
L22[00:26:44] <PewPew​Cricket> idk how its getting 512
L23[00:27:30] <PewPew​Cricket> https://discordembeds.pc-logix.com/live/1721694450157.lua
L24[00:33:00] <lunar_sam> ...did you type in the end sector as `200` or `+200`
L25[00:35:18] <PewPew​Cricket> ?
L26[00:37:19] <PewPew​Cricket> first number is start sector last number is last sector https://discordembeds.pc-logix.com/live/1721695039037.png
L27[00:37:20] <PewPew​Cricket> idk
L28[00:37:21] <PewPew​Cricket> what
L29[00:38:55] <Corded> > <PewPew​Cricket> YES
L30[00:38:56] <PewPew​Cricket> i didnt notice earlier but why is the start and end in bytes?
L31[00:39:14] <PewPew​Cricket> not sectors
L32[00:40:16] <lunar_sam> i can't really help if i can't see your code
L33[00:40:21] <lunar_sam> and i'm working on a filesystem driver atm
L34[00:41:11] <Corded> > <luna​r_sam> i can't really help if i can't see your code
L35[00:41:12] <PewPew​Cricket> https://discordembeds.pc-logix.com/live/1721695271419.lua
L36[00:45:39] <lunar_sam> what is
L37[00:45:41] <lunar_sam> even going on here
L38[01:13:29] <PewPew​Cricket> bios
L39[01:14:02] <PewPew​Cricket> i wrote some comments
L40[01:18:52] <lunar_sam> why are you unpacking then repacking the partition info
L41[01:19:05] <lunar_sam> also you know you can use `1 << x` to get powers of two
L42[01:19:23] <PewPew​Cricket> i didnt make the getBit and setBit functions
L43[01:19:29] <PewPew​Cricket> those were by my freind
L44[01:19:41] <PewPew​Cricket> * friend
L45[01:20:16] <Corded> > <luna​r_sam> why are you unpacking then repacking the partition info
L46[01:20:16] <PewPew​Cricket> sotring 5 values in 1 table entry
L47[01:20:20] <PewPew​Cricket> * storing 5 values in 1 table entry
L48[01:21:02] <PewPew​Cricket> but does osdi store its start and size in bytes instead of sectors?
L49[01:21:16] <PewPew​Cricket> isk how else id get 512
L50[01:21:28] <PewPew​Cricket> and 51455
L51[01:21:32] <PewPew​Cricket> for start and size
L52[01:21:36] <PewPew​Cricket> of partition 1
L53[01:21:51] <lunar_sam> no
L54[01:22:02] <lunar_sam> also you can have tables inside tables
L55[01:22:48] <PewPew​Cricket> do you see how im getting 512?
L56[01:23:21] <PewPew​Cricket> what https://discordembeds.pc-logix.com/live/1721697800601.png
L57[01:23:32] <PewPew​Cricket> how are these number being picked
L58[01:24:36] <Corded> > <luna​r_sam> also you can have tables inside tables
L59[01:24:36] <PewPew​Cricket> how would i put a table in a table?
L60[01:25:45] <PewPew​Cricket> like in this example if i wanted the table partition to contain a table with all 5 variables
L61[01:26:30] <PewPew​Cricket> that i could call by doing something like partition[i].size
L62[01:26:45] <PewPew​Cricket> and get the size var in the 1st partition entry
L63[01:27:42] <Hawk777> Tables are values like anything else. So just make a table (e.g. “local t = {}” and then “t.size = size” and “t.start = start” and so on, and then use “t” like any other value, e.g. “partition[i] = t”.
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L65[01:28:19] <Hawk777> There are more compact ways to create tables of course, like “local t = { size = size, start = start }”.
L66[01:28:24] <Hawk777> But how you get the table doesn’t matter.
L67[01:28:25] <PewPew​Cricket> but i want a table in a table to contain that
L68[01:28:32] <Hawk777> I literally just told you how to do that.
L69[01:28:37] <Hawk777> You make a table.
L70[01:28:41] <Hawk777> Then you put the table in another table.
L71[01:28:55] <PewPew​Cricket> partition[i] = table?
L72[01:28:55] <Hawk777> “local t = { size = size, start = start }”. Now “t” is a table.
L73[01:29:02] <Hawk777> “partition[i] = t”. Now partition[i] is a table!
L74[01:29:07] <PewPew​Cricket> ah
L75[01:29:08] <PewPew​Cricket> i see
L76[01:33:03] <PewPew​Cricket> now its crashing the process library and i cant read the error message https://discordembeds.pc-logix.com/live/1721698383090.lua
L77[01:33:11] <PewPew​Cricket> as it scrolls for 5 mins
L78[01:33:24] <PewPew​Cricket> and stderr dosent follow > or >>
L79[01:33:46] <Hawk777> You’re not incrementing “i” inside the “while i <= last”.
L80[01:36:58] <Corded> > <PewPew​Cricket> first number is start sector last number is last sector
L81[01:36:58] <PewPew​Cricket> same issue after changing to the table in a table method
L82[01:37:11] <PewPew​Cricket> https://discordembeds.pc-logix.com/live/1721698631177.png
L83[01:37:52] <PewPew​Cricket> https://discordembeds.pc-logix.com/live/1721698671701.lua
L84[01:39:04] <PewPew​Cricket> https://paste.pc-logix.com/adegetaruf
L85[01:39:09] <PewPew​Cricket> i assume the issue whould be in here
L86[01:39:14] <PewPew​Cricket> * would be in here
L87[01:42:04] <Hawk777> Please provide more detail. “scrolls for 5 minutes” with what output?
L88[01:42:26] <Corded> > <Haw​k777> Please provide more detail. “scrolls for 5 minutes” with wh…
L89[01:42:26] <PewPew​Cricket> it fixed
L90[01:42:30] <PewPew​Cricket> it was a syntax error
L91[01:43:02] <PewPew​Cricket> i deleted some messages on discor
L92[01:43:03] <PewPew​Cricket> * discord
L93[01:43:15] <PewPew​Cricket> ignore everything before "same issue after changing to the table in a table method"
L94[01:43:36] <PewPew​Cricket> fdisk wrote the partition table correctly so idk how im reading this wrong
L95[01:49:19] <PewPew​Cricket> https://paste.pc-logix.com/vugefozati https://discordembeds.pc-logix.com/live/1721699359273.png
L96[01:50:30] <PewPew​Cricket> what's happening here?
L97[01:50:37] <PewPew​Cricket> im geniunely lost
L98[01:56:35] <PewPew​Cricket> heres the uncompressed binary of the disk im reading from https://discordembeds.pc-logix.com/live/1721699795044.bin
L99[01:59:13] <PewPew​Cricket> Type shouldn't be nil qand start and size are fucked up
L100[01:59:19] <PewPew​Cricket> * amd start and size are fucked up
L101[01:59:26] <PewPew​Cricket> * and start and size are fucked up
L102[02:06:25] <Hawk777> You forgot to add 1 to offset due to 1-based string indexing.
L103[02:06:32] <Hawk777> offset = 32 * i + 1
L104[02:08:28] <Hawk777> Also I have no idea why you wrote “if flags == nil then”; flags can never be nil because an unpack of format I3 will never yield anything other than an integer.
L105[02:08:38] <Hawk777> I suspect the same is true for name.
L106[02:08:57] <Hawk777> As for why type is nil, it’s because your table doesn’t have a field called “type”, you called the field “part” instead.
L107[02:09:36] <PewPew​Cricket> I noticed that
L108[02:09:40] <PewPew​Cricket> I meant to put name
L109[02:10:33] <PewPew​Cricket> Wait not name
L110[02:10:35] <PewPew​Cricket> Type
L111[02:12:04] <PewPew​Cricket> https://discordembeds.pc-logix.com/live/1721700723644.png
L112[02:12:10] <PewPew​Cricket> added + 1 and now this happens
L113[02:12:39] <Hawk777> The start and size look right.
L114[02:13:29] <PewPew​Cricket> but now the otehr half is wrong
L115[02:13:33] <PewPew​Cricket> * other half is wrong
L116[02:14:17] <Hawk777> Why did you use c9 for type? It’s c8.
L117[02:14:51] <Hawk777> Did you take any time to double-check things?
L118[02:15:10] <PewPew​Cricket> HOLY SHIT
L119[02:15:12] <PewPew​Cricket> almost
L120[02:15:34] <PewPew​Cricket> now its just type being ni;
L121[02:15:36] <PewPew​Cricket> * nil
L122[02:15:39] <Hawk777> Share the code again.
L123[02:16:20] <lunar_sam> welp, when i get home, all that's left is file handles and such and i have an fs driver for OpenOS
L124[02:16:57] <lunar_sam> ...though i should probably test with directories first
L125[02:17:31] <PewPew​Cricket> https://discordembeds.pc-logix.com/live/1721701051328.lua
L126[02:18:02] <Hawk777> I already told you the problem and you didn’t fix it. You called the table field “part” but you’re trying to print “type”.
L127[02:18:15] <Hawk777> You also didn’t remove the unnecessary “partType == nil” and “name == nil” checks.
L128[02:21:35] <Va​ur> %tonk
L129[02:21:35] <MichiBot> Boo-yah! Va​ur! You beat your own previous record of <0 (By 2 hours, 54 minutes and 28 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L130[02:21:36] <MichiBot> Vaur's new record is 2 hours, 54 minutes and 28 seconds! No points gained for stealing from yourself. (Lost out on 0.00291)
L131[02:22:57] <PewPew​Cricket> OH i didnt notice it
L132[02:22:59] <PewPew​Cricket> sorry
L133[02:23:05] <PewPew​Cricket> been looking at it fro hours
L134[02:23:09] <PewPew​Cricket> im stupid
L135[02:23:11] <PewPew​Cricket> cant read
L136[02:39:30] <PewPew​Cricket> thankk you so much
L137[02:49:23] <PewPew​Cricket> is ther a program to write lua code to a section of a unmanaged disk?
L138[02:49:30] <PewPew​Cricket> * there a program to write lua code to a section of a unmanaged disk?
L139[03:03:37] <lunar_sam> i have yet to make an implementation of dd
L140[03:03:58] <Ocawes​ome101> ulos2 might have one, i don't recall
L141[03:04:19] <Ocawes​ome101> https://github.com/oc-ulos/coreutils/blob/dev/src/bin/dd.lua it does!
L142[03:25:47] <lunar_sam> i'd be writing one for openos :p
L143[03:48:00] <lunar_sam> though it'll probably have some funky syntax vs the real dd because Reasons
L144[03:49:46] <lunar_sam> if you wanna copy to/from block devices, you'll use idev/odev instead of if/of because i am lazy
L145[04:06:37] <Elfi> Oh, when did they add that?
L146[04:06:55] <Elfi> Oh wait
L147[04:06:59] <Elfi> Missed the context
L148[04:23:03] <Corded> > <Va​ur> Well boston dynamics have had those for a while
L149[04:23:03] <Forec​aster> Yeah, but what good are they for car manufacturing
L150[04:23:43] <Forec​aster> This is just one of that idiotic man's random ideas
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L154[06:34:01] <IBMCPU> I'm trying to make a TV in OpenComputers
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L156[06:50:24] <Spider ​EveryOS> %tonkout
L157[06:50:24] <MichiBot> Bejabbers! Spider ​EveryOS! You beat Va​ur's previous record of 2 hours, 54 minutes and 28 seconds (By 1 hour, 34 minutes and 20 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L158[06:50:25] <MichiBot> Spider ​EveryOS has stolen the tonkout! Tonk has been reset! They gained 0.004 tonk points! plus 0.003 bonus points for consecutive hours! (Reduced to 50% because stealing) Current score: 2.53144908. Position #3 Need 0.00868092 more points to pass Forec​aster!
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L164[08:19:50] <Forec​aster> %sip
L165[08:19:51] <MichiBot> You drink a salty cyan potion (New!). The potion contained a computer virus! It changed Forecaster's theme to one they don't like!
L166[09:20:24] <ninte​ndo DS> %sip
L167[09:20:24] <MichiBot> You drink a wild blue potion (New!). nintendo DS suddenly craves cake.
L168[09:23:09] <Corded> > <PewPew​Cricket> is there a program to write lua code to a section of a unma…
L169[09:23:09] <ff​_66> `for i = 1, string.len(luaCode)/512, 1 do
L170[09:23:09] <ff​_66> drive.writeSector(i, string.sub(i * 512, (i+1) * 512))`
L171[09:23:18] <ff​_66> * 512))
L172[09:23:18] <Corded> end`
L173[09:23:55] <ff​_66> where luaCode is your code, and drive the disk you want to use
L174[09:24:40] <ff​_66> i just hardcoded the value 512, but it should be 'drive.getSectorSize()'
L175[09:26:03] <ff​_66> and also, my discord client stopped booting and instead wants me to upgrade to the exact same version i'm already using
L176[09:26:52] <ff​_66> plus Firefox can crash every 15 minutes due to my very old graphics card
L177[09:28:06] <ff​_66> i don't know why because it supports GL 3.1 so it can use graphics acceleration, i don't see a problem here 😦
L178[09:29:31] <ff​_66> like, ok it's a GeForce 210 on Ubuntu, but it *should* run fine
L179[09:29:57] <ff​_66> i even have the box in front of me
L180[09:31:58] <ff​_66> -# OK, it runs at 30 fps on minecraft. But still !
L181[09:43:22] <Va​ur> %tonk
L182[09:43:22] <MichiBot> Eureka! Va​ur! You beat Spider ​EveryOS's previous record of <0 (By 2 hours, 52 minutes and 58 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L183[09:43:23] <MichiBot> Vaur's new record is 2 hours, 52 minutes and 58 seconds! Vaur also gained 0.00288 tonk points for stealing the tonk. Position #1.
L184[10:02:25] <Izzy> my IRC client doesn't even require a graphics card :)
L185[10:05:44] <ff​_66> technically speaking you still need one unless you're a server or you're running with integrated graphics
L186[10:05:57] <Forec​aster> https://www.pcgamer.com/hardware/gaming-monitors/this-is-not-a-typo-the-worlds-fastest-gaming-monitor-may-well-be-this-ancient-iiyama-crt-unit-pushed-to-700-hz-at-a-glorious-120p-resolution/
L187[10:06:05] <ff​_66> oh wait integrated graphics are graphics card
L188[10:07:13] <Corded> > <Forec​aster> https://www.pcgamer.com/hardware/gaming-monitors/this-is-no���
L189[10:07:13] <ff​_66> already know that crts are the best screens, Smash bros melee competitions always uses them because of AV signal
L190[10:14:47] <ff​_66> and crts are directly using the AV signal, so they have lower latency than numeric signal-based TVs
L191[10:15:09] <ff​_66> but using windows on that is another level...
L192[10:15:18] <ff​_66> wait win11 ???
L193[10:15:36] <ff​_66> thought 10 😱
L194[10:16:44] <Izzy> ff_66: no, I can run my IRC client over a serial connection
L195[10:16:55] <Izzy> and if I had an actual serial terminal, I could use one of those
L196[10:17:27] <Izzy> a teletype may be a bridge too far as far as IRC clients go, however
L197[10:18:03] <Izzy> probably possible, but you'd need to find one designed for it
L198[10:18:25] <Izzy> something that would handle the fact you can't actually move the cursor gracefully
L199[10:23:27] <Corded> > <Iz​zy> ff_66: no, I can run my IRC client over a serial connection
L200[10:23:28] <ff​_66> we're in 2024, not in the '80s, but what hardware are you running ???
L201[10:28:03] <Izzy> uh a 5800X3D, 32GB of RAM, and a 6700XT
L202[10:28:20] <Izzy> but my IRC client is happy with whatever stream you give it :)
L203[10:43:08] <lunar_sam> you know i've been planning on building a dumb terminal One Day
L204[10:43:09] <lunar_sam> WAIT
L205[10:43:36] <lunar_sam> Izzy: i should use a b/w mini CRT in the toolbox terminal :v
L206[11:00:48] <Izzy> like out of a TV?
L207[11:00:52] <Izzy> a camping TV?
L208[11:08:47] <Izzy> current status: surprised that nextcloud 29 actually performs better than nextcloud 23
L209[11:08:57] <Izzy> didn't think we made software that got faster after release any more
L210[11:09:14] <Corded> > <Iz​zy> uh a 5800X3D, 32GB of RAM, and a 6700XT
L211[11:09:14] <ff​_66> Mordern pcs still have COM ports ??? OK mine has one but it is from 2016
L212[11:10:06] <ff​_66> with a i5-6600K, 8GB DDR3 and a GTX 1650 SUPER, it can still run games, but is starting to show its age
L213[11:12:01] <Izzy> it has a header for it, but I don't actually have one on the back. bit of a pain, actually.
L214[11:12:29] <Izzy> better than the HP server that has two on-board, but both use different non-standard pinouts
L215[11:13:40] <Corded> > <Iz​zy> it has a header for it, but I don't actually have one on th…
L216[11:13:40] <ff​_66> my current PC, which is from 2010 (Core2 Duo E8400 and GeForce 210) actually has a COM port in the back
L217[11:15:14] <Izzy> I have a bunch of haswell boxes with real serial ports on the back
L218[11:15:22] <Izzy> guess the EliteDesk G5 is just too new for them >.>
L219[11:15:22] <luna​r_sam> i swear to shit
L220[11:15:26] <ff​_66> and another ooooolder PC even had an parallel port, but unfortunately the PSU died and made a short on the motherboard, so the only thing i have left from it is the old IO shield of my computer
L221[11:15:50] <luna​r_sam> i'm gonna buy another 2 USD VPS to forward traffic from a box at my house
L222[11:16:04] <luna​r_sam> just to set up my own XMPP server again
L223[11:16:08] <ff​_66> if i remeber it had an athlon64
L224[11:16:16] <luna​r_sam> the one i'm using fuckin SUCKS
L225[11:16:37] <luna​r_sam> anyways, my motherboard has a parallel port header lmao
L226[11:16:55] <ff​_66> i'm feeling very old with these PCs
L227[11:17:06] <luna​r_sam> Izzy: and yes, out of a mini TV
L228[11:17:14] <Corded> > <surface to ​air missile> anyways, my motherboard has a parallel port header lmao
L229[11:17:14] <ff​_66> now buy a compatible printer lol
L230[11:17:31] <luna​r_sam> i would love to
L231[11:17:56] <luna​r_sam> USB printers are a sham
L232[11:18:28] <ff​_66> i have a floppy reader but my current motherboard don't have a 34-pin IDE header, it is one of the last memories of my NEC WA1310 prebuilt
L233[11:19:02] <ff​_66> do they even exist anymore ?
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L235[11:19:40] <luna​r_sam> does what even exist anymore
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L237[11:20:01] <lunar_sam> boowomp
L238[11:20:22] <lunar_sam> i really do not like discord
L239[11:20:33] <Izzy> lunar_sam: do you want an account on my XMPP server once I get it talking to LDAP?
L240[11:20:51] <ff​_66> what a shame we can't use our beloved floppies like in OC
L241[11:23:33] <ff​_66> the problem is that floppy drives are even not real IDE, it's a shugart interface
L242[11:23:52] <ff​_66> so you'll always need a compatible motherboard
L243[11:24:25] <ff​_66> at least USB to 34-pin converters exists
L244[11:24:33] <lunar_sam> Izzy: realistically, i want to have my own setup
L245[11:24:40] <ff​_66> it's the best we can have
L246[11:25:15] <lunar_sam> probably gonna order another SD card or w/e and use a raspi for my XMPP server lol
L247[11:26:58] <lunar_sam> or maybe i'll do something else
L248[11:27:00] <lunar_sam> who knows
L249[11:27:19] <lunar_sam> kinda want something i can haphazardly shove a harddrive on
L250[11:27:36] <lunar_sam> maybe i'll use my old nugget of a server, deja-vu, it's low power enough
L251[11:27:48] <lunar_sam> i need a replacement for baker though, she's cooked and uses way too much power
L252[11:28:31] <ff​_66> do PCI (or PCI-E at best) FDD conrollers exists ? i want desperately to revive my FDD 😥
L253[11:44:08] <ff​_66> apparently they are very rare 😦
L254[11:50:42] * Amanda meows and looks around
L255[11:57:35] <Izzy> do you ever just https://cdn.shadowkat.net/media/1da1766036b32c2fbbad45efdb756364b41326fe2c3f49cd653b057737cceb6a.png
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L257[12:00:00] <nadja> Izzy: Hmmmm, FPGA implementing VT100 to CRT analog signal is probably not *that* complicated to do. If you ever want to build something that utterly stupid and fun hit me up :P
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L259[12:00:19] <stephanj> @ff_66: as you suggested, use a usb floppy drive?
L260[12:00:34] <Izzy> nadja: [butterfly meme] is this a GPU?
L261[12:00:51] <nadja> Izzy: It's not technically a GPU!
L262[12:01:02] <Izzy> because it doesn't process graphics, only text?
L263[12:01:25] <nadja> Exactly, plus you can't *technically* put draw calls on it ;)
L264[12:01:51] <Izzy> also, nadja, extending the same offer to you for XMPP
L265[12:02:08] <nadja> What offer?
L266[12:02:29] <nadja> oh the having an account on yours?
L267[12:02:29] <nadja> Sure
L268[12:02:42] <Izzy> okey it won't be for a little bit but will PM you an invite
L269[12:03:25] <Izzy> can't migrate to the new setup until all the current users have migrated
L270[12:04:11] <nadja> Ah yes, the SASL2 problem :P
L271[12:04:38] <Corded> > <step​hanj> @ff_66: as you suggested, use a usb floppy drive?
L272[12:04:38] <ff​_66> if i don't find, yes. but i'm working hard to find *at least* a PCI floppy controller card. I know these used to exist, especially when ISA disappeared from motherboards around the late 90s and the beginning of the 2000s
L273[12:08:54] <ff​_66> found a controller
L274[12:09:20] <ff​_66> but it's ISA, i don't think it's supported by any computer today
L275[12:10:21] <ff​_66> no way i found an authentic CGA adapter
L276[12:18:16] <Izzy> https://misskey.bubbletea.dev/files/d12cd7a7-787e-49ab-bd5c-a95bc7ef079f
L277[12:18:49] <ff​_66> oh bruh there is completely no ISA compat today nooooo
L278[12:19:35] <Izzy> do you ever think about how IDE is literally ISA
L279[12:21:00] <Corded> > <Iz​zy> do you ever think about how IDE is literally ISA
L280[12:21:00] <ff​_66> a floppy drive is not ide, it's completely the opposite
L281[12:21:05] <ff​_66> it is dumb
L282[12:21:28] <Izzy> funny you say that given I didn't say floppy in my message at all
L283[12:21:55] <ff​_66> only 2 pins on the entire 34 are used for data, the rest is for controlling how the drive works
L284[12:22:23] <Corded> > <Iz​zy> funny you say that given I didn't say floppy in my message …
L285[12:22:23] <ff​_66> and i would search then a PCI to ISA adapter
L286[12:22:41] <Amanda> ! My pinetab shippeD!
L287[12:23:02] <ff​_66> but yes theoretically you can mount directly the drive on the port with *a lot* of work
L288[12:23:03] <Izzy> shippe-dee
L289[12:23:15] <ff​_66> ? what ?
L290[12:27:03] * Amanda beams a mug of coffee next to herself to attract Elfi from wherever she went overnight
L291[12:31:45] <ff​_66> i think i'll go usb adapter then
L292[12:32:26] <Izzy> you can get whole USB floppy drives if you aren't aware
L293[12:32:56] <Izzy> though honestly not sure why you'd bother unless you have old machines with no other storage and/or no networking capabilities
L294[12:33:36] <Corded> > <Iz​zy> you can get whole USB floppy drives if you aren't aware
L295[12:33:37] <ff​_66> no thanks i already have a "true" FDD
L296[12:34:10] <ff​_66> it's always good to hear them again
L297[12:34:36] <Forec​aster> I work with ancient industrial machines that use floppy drives
L298[12:34:45] <Forec​aster> We force them to use usb instead
L299[12:34:52] <Forec​aster> Where we can
L300[12:35:54] <Forec​aster> Or rather, trick them into using usb
L301[12:41:38] <ff​_66> i found an interesting thing about the OC expansion cards
L302[12:42:26] <ff​_66> I saw that most of them are using PCI, that is pretty correct because it is the same era as floppies
L303[12:42:43] <ff​_66> but the lan and wlan cards are... special
L304[12:43:28] <ff​_66> they seems to use a bus without any notches
L305[12:43:58] <ff​_66> PCI is always full-length anyway
L306[12:44:18] <ff​_66> and PCIe x1 and x4 have notches
L307[12:44:25] <ff​_66> so what is that bus ?
L308[12:45:51] <Izzy> Zorro II
L309[12:48:57] <Liizzi​i-chan> Is there such thing as a USB to SAS adapter/cable? Plenty of usb to sata but seemingly none for SAS and it would be useful for my tape drive if I didn't need to have a whole SAS hba card to run it
L310[12:51:17] <ff​_66> the only bus that would make sense if i only based my reflection on notches would be that the lan card is an AGP universal card, but i don't see why it would need that much speed...
L311[12:51:36] <Izzy> aliexpress suggests not, though the chipset may exist if the HDD docks are to be believed
L312[13:23:18] <Liizzi​i-chan> sadge
L313[13:26:37] <lunar_sam> https://j.404.city:5443/share/c44a7f29876bb754953efd718432c3cb3316b2da/x7SOPA4gdu6vy9XjdAXYKHuoLIFEVsXc5yCx2BwH/4e431506-ae4b-44ed-bcd9-ac7503d73ebf.png
L314[13:26:39] <lunar_sam> yippie
L315[13:28:10] <lunar_sam> (it's totally fucked though)
L316[13:28:18] <lunar_sam> (i need to rewrite a large amount of code)
L317[13:28:58] <lunar_sam> however, i don't feel like doing that right now
L318[13:29:07] <lunar_sam> i feel like taking a nap for a few hours
L319[13:31:18] <nadja> Izzy also, re migration can't you just give people their old password in LDAP for now and just ask them to change it at some point?
L320[13:31:31] <Va​ur> %tonkout
L321[13:31:31] <MichiBot> Zounderkite! Va​ur! You beat your own previous record of 2 hours, 52 minutes and 58 seconds (By 55 minutes and 11 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L322[13:31:32] <MichiBot> Va​ur has tonked out! Tonk has been reset! They gained 0.003 tonk points! plus 0.004 bonus points for consecutive hours! Current score: 2.57207092, Position #1
L323[13:35:23] <lunar_sam> ig on the upside, i got _somewhere_
L324[13:38:44] <Izzy> I may be able to export the hashes and put them into my LDAP server but ... eh.
L325[13:40:58] <ff​_66> i've just done another thing because i'm veeeeerryyyy bored
L326[13:41:07] <ff​_66> run internet explorer in 2024
L327[13:41:20] <ff​_66> on winNT 4.0 of course
L328[13:42:23] <ff​_66> and it's horrible even in google
L329[13:43:01] <ff​_66> google home page : dark mode
L330[13:43:01] <ff​_66> google search results : CSS displaying at the top of the page
L331[13:43:25] <ff​_66> at least i've got the logo
L332[13:43:28] <Izzy> lunar_sam: ayy, progress is progress
L333[13:44:09] <ff​_66> meanwhile me looking for a better browser : https://discordembeds.pc-logix.com/live/1721742249327.png
L334[13:48:48] <ff​_66> either it loops or it refuses to connect when i click on a link
L335[13:48:48] <Corded> > <ff​_66> and also, my discord client stopped booting and instead wan…
L336[13:48:48] <PewPew​Cricket> If your on linux refresh your package repos
L337[13:49:06] <Corded> > <PewPew​Cricket> If your on linux refresh your package repos
L338[13:49:07] <ff​_66> problem already solved
L339[13:49:14] <PewPew​Cricket> Ah
L340[13:49:18] <ff​_66> i uninstalled and then reinstalled discord
L341[13:49:27] <PewPew​Cricket> Also I installed jlos 2 so I can use its dd command
L342[13:49:28] <ff​_66> also works
L343[13:49:37] <PewPew​Cricket> Found a big in cynosure 2 lol
L344[13:49:42] <ff​_66> ok
L345[13:49:43] <PewPew​Cricket> * bug in cynosure 2 lol
L346[13:49:57] <PewPew​Cricket> * ulos 2 so I can use its dd command
L347[13:50:32] <ff​_66> my friends didn't believe me when i said that i contributed to OC XD
L348[13:51:25] <Corded> > <PewPew​Cricket> Found a bug in cynosure 2 lol
L349[13:51:25] <Ocawes​ome101> (this is not terribly hard to do lmao)
L350[13:51:35] <ff​_66> but i'm stuck being unable to install firefox in my vm
L351[13:52:59] <ff​_66> at least i generated my own windows key myself
L352[13:53:04] <ff​_66> using my brain
L353[13:53:27] <ff​_66> the pattern at the time was really simple :
L354[13:54:08] <ff​_66> AAABB-OEM-CCCCC-DDDDD
L355[13:54:48] <ff​_66> where A represents a number between 1 and 366
L356[13:55:19] <ff​_66> B represents a year between... dunno... 96 and 02 ?
L357[13:56:03] <ff​_66> CCCCC is a number divisible by 7 (a bunch of zeros and sevens is ok btw)
L358[13:56:22] <ff​_66> and DDDDD can be any number like 45645
L359[13:57:10] <ff​_66> and this is my key (wasn't even produced once but it works !!!) : 36697-OEM-007007-45645
L360[13:59:37] <ff​_66> -# DISCLAIMER this doesn't work with windows 10 or 11 only with Windows 95 OSR2 or with Windows NT 4.0
L361[14:10:25] <nadja> Izzy: Also, are you doing LDAP bind authentication or using proper authentication
L362[14:10:27] <nadja> ?
L363[14:23:28] <Corded> > <Ocawes​ome101> (this is not terribly hard to do lmao)
L364[14:23:29] <PewPew​Cricket> How many lines collectively is that behemoth
L365[14:24:06] <PewPew​Cricket> lol
L366[14:25:41] <Forec​aster> Oh, I see, that explains it... https://discordembeds.pc-logix.com/live/1721744740892.jpg
L367[14:26:03] <Forec​aster> It would have been a high speed cable if not for a tiny little detail
L368[14:26:35] <Amanda> fancy
L369[14:31:48] <PewPew​Cricket> Hiw does load() work I detail and how can I use it to do sandboxing?
L370[14:31:49] <PewPew​Cricket> The lua handbook is uh, confusing to say the least
L371[14:41:09] <Forec​aster> What do you mean "in detail"
L372[14:41:56] <Forec​aster> You should probably ask about the part of the manual you're confused about, or look for examples
L373[14:48:15] <Corded> > <PewPew​Cricket> Hiw does load() work I detail and how can I use it to do sa…
L374[14:48:15] <S​3> What version is Lua for OC still on, 5.3?
L375[14:49:31] <S​3> So if I assume 5.3 anyways..
L376[14:49:47] <S​3> load takes a string or an iterator function, @PewPewCricket
L377[14:50:14] <S​3> I almost think I remember it returning a function
L378[14:50:17] <S​3> lemme see
L379[14:50:32] <S​3> If you want sandboxing by the way you need to use the env parameter
L380[14:51:10] <Amanda> @S3 there's 5.2 through 5.4 now I think
L381[14:51:17] <Amanda> or is it just 5.3/5.4
L382[14:51:19] <S​3> Ah
L383[14:51:27] <S​3> I can't imagien it's changed but I can check
L384[14:51:40] <Amanda> 5.4 was added when asie took up the mantle for a bit
L385[14:51:48] <Amanda> along with arm64 binaries
L386[14:51:55] <S​3> so for 5.4 it looks the same
L387[14:51:57] <S​3> load (chunk [, chunkname [, mode [, env]]])
L388[14:52:05] <S​3> mode should probably be "t"
L389[14:52:08] <S​3> for text
L390[14:52:18] <S​3> env is a table of an environment to sandbox
L391[14:52:41] <Corded> > <Z0id​burg> What version is Lua for OC still on, 5.3?
L392[14:52:41] <PewPew​Cricket> 5.3
L393[14:52:48] <PewPew​Cricket> im on anyways
L394[14:53:53] <PewPew​Cricket> why did updating linux disconnect all of my audio sources from each other https://discordembeds.pc-logix.com/live/1721746433411.png
L395[14:53:56] <S​3> https://paste.pc-logix.com/eqinatuked
L396[14:54:01] <S​3> If I remember right that's how it works
L397[14:54:10] <S​3> But it's been a long time, and forgive syntax errrors
L398[14:54:16] <S​3> I haven't written Lua in a couple years
L399[14:54:19] <PewPew​Cricket> +(i reconnected them, but none of the connections were there)
L400[14:54:37] <S​3> I think the way trotwood did it is that it did this, but it put the return of a load in a coroutine
L401[14:54:46] <S​3> so then the coroutine was the "process"
L402[14:55:37] <PewPew​Cricket> time to finish the first version of my unmanaged drive BIOS
L403[14:55:43] <PewPew​Cricket> thank you!
L404[14:56:53] <S​3> This is crappy code from ages ago and is broken and not complete in any way but pleasse check out
L405[14:56:56] <S​3> https://github.com/bhodgins/trotwood/blob/master/system/core.lua#L47
L406[14:57:03] <S​3> for how I did the environment sandbox
L407[14:57:18] <S​3> and L82
L408[14:57:23] <S​3> https://github.com/bhodgins/trotwood/blob/master/system/core.lua#L82
L409[14:57:31] <S​3> for the actual loading of code @PewPewCricket
L410[14:57:36] <S​3> hopefully that will help you
L411[14:58:11] <S​3> sorry also for formatting in github
L412[14:58:18] <S​3> it looked nice in my text editor at the time
L413[15:09:49] <ninte​ndo DS> time to add gpu buffering
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L415[15:20:35] <lily> don't you just love it when people insist that something is something else
L416[15:20:50] <lily> in this case, sudo read timeout (`passwd_timeout`) vs session timeout (`timestamp_timeout`)
L417[15:46:02] <Forec​aster> It's the best thing ever
L418[15:49:19] <ninte​ndo DS> i made the demo run like 10 times faster
L419[15:49:24] <ninte​ndo DS> or 50 times
L420[15:51:28] <ninte​ndo DS> https://youtu.be/DuxJvOBze9k
L421[15:53:38] <Spider ​EveryOS> %tonk
L422[15:53:38] <MichiBot> Goshhawk! Spider ​EveryOS! You beat Va​ur's previous record of <0 (By 2 hours, 22 minutes and 6 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L423[15:53:39] <MichiBot> Spider EveryOS's new record is 2 hours, 22 minutes and 6 seconds! Spider EveryOS also gained 0.00237 tonk points for stealing the tonk. Position #3. Need 0.00631092 more points to pass Forec​aster!
L424[15:59:12] <Amanda> %choose direct or bot
L425[15:59:12] <MichiBot> Ama​nda: Some "bot" sounds nice
L426[16:22:51] ⇦ Quits: Amanda (~m-yt727s@pool-108-2-215-178.phlapa.fios.verizon.net) (Remote host closed the connection)
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L429[16:29:41] <Corded> > <ninte​ndo DS> https://youtu.be/DuxJvOBze9k
L430[16:29:41] <Li​ly> GPU buffering is *that good*?
L431[16:29:42] <Li​ly> damn
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L433[16:30:38] <lily> Amanda: your internet having issues?
L434[16:31:26] <Amanda> nah, updating my matrix server
L435[16:31:31] <lily> ah
L436[16:34:00] <Amanda> %choose give up or keep fighting
L437[16:34:01] <MichiBot> Ama​nda: Hold on tightly! "keep fighting" is a wild ride!
L438[16:37:01] <Forec​aster> Never surrender!
L439[16:39:19] <Corded> > <Lilyfl​owerFDL> GPU buffering is *that good*?
L440[16:39:19] <ninte​ndo DS> yup
L441[16:41:22] <Amanda> Writing to the buffer is basically free, so lots of small writes works better to the buffer
L442[16:43:07] <ninte​ndo DS> true
L443[16:45:18] <Amanda> Hrm
L444[16:45:27] <Forec​aster> %sip
L445[16:45:27] <MichiBot> You drink a viscous copper potion (New!). Forecaster feels slightly stronger.
L446[16:48:34] <Amanda> %splash @Forecaster with mutable diamond poiton
L447[16:48:34] <MichiBot> You fling a mutable diamond potion (New!) that splashes onto @Forecaster. @Forecaster turns into a dragon until they stop thinking about it.
L448[16:52:27] <Forec​aster> _looks for a distraction_
L449[16:55:48] <Corded> > <ninte​ndo DS> i made the demo run like 10 times faster
L450[16:55:48] <ff​_66> at this point just make that in redsto- Oh wait it's already done
L451[16:56:32] <lily> redstone will be significantly slower?
L452[16:57:11] <Corded> > <ff​_66> at this point just make that in redsto- Oh wait it's alread…
L453[16:57:11] <ninte​ndo DS> really?
L454[16:57:36] <ff​_66> i remember it did like 2 fps
L455[16:58:23] <ff​_66> oh wait that's minecraft in minecraft
L456[16:58:42] <ff​_66> no i'm talking about [this](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hFRlnNci3Rs)
L457[16:58:42] <ninte​ndo DS> more like 2 minutes per frame
L458[16:58:45] <PewPew​Cricket> https://discordembeds.pc-logix.com/live/1721753924591.png
L459[16:58:50] <PewPew​Cricket> unmanaged disk bios
L460[16:59:00] <PewPew​Cricket> i got it to load the botocode partition
L461[16:59:06] <PewPew​Cricket> * bootcode partition
L462[16:59:24] <Corded> > <PewPew​Cricket> unmanaged disk bios
L463[16:59:25] <ff​_66> that's an MBR you know ?
L464[16:59:29] <PewPew​Cricket> ?
L465[16:59:49] <PewPew​Cricket> im using osdi partition table format
L466[17:00:06] <ff​_66> you loaded a bootstrap so that can be compared to the function of an MBR
L467[17:00:18] <PewPew​Cricket> yeah but i did it in eeprom
L468[17:00:30] <ff​_66> well, the MBR also contain the partition table but shhhh....
L469[17:00:45] <PewPew​Cricket> and it fits in norand its only 3.3K
L470[17:00:57] <PewPew​Cricket> * its only 3.3K
L471[17:01:02] <PewPew​Cricket> in size
L472[17:01:05] <PewPew​Cricket> the eeprom program
L473[17:01:29] <ff​_66> then use the 0.7KB left to add more utility functions to help the bootstrap
L474[17:01:49] <PewPew​Cricket> i need to make the D= disk selection poromt nt randomized
L475[17:01:58] <PewPew​Cricket> * prompt not randomized
L476[17:02:02] <PewPew​Cricket> lol
L477[17:04:55] <Corded> > <ninte​ndo DS> https://youtu.be/DuxJvOBze9k
L478[17:04:55] <ninte​ndo DS> the whole demo is 632 kbs
L479[17:05:17] <Corded> > <PewPew​Cricket> i need to make the D= disk selection prompt not randomized
L480[17:05:17] <ff​_66> save the disk's address before booting the OS
L481[17:05:34] <ff​_66> in a table
L482[17:05:42] <ff​_66> that is serialized
L483[17:06:02] <Ocawes​ome101> what.
L484[17:06:16] <Ocawes​ome101> ff_66: have you looked at all into how OSDI works?
L485[17:07:19] <ff​_66> well i think you weren't inspired by GPT partition format then
L486[17:08:29] <ff​_66> for each partition there is a GUID (the same as an UUID) (don't even know if there is any difference)
L487[17:08:54] <Ocawes​ome101> the difference is semantic mostly. and yeah osdi does not strongly resemble gpt
L488[17:09:18] <Ocawes​ome101> it's its own unique thing
L489[17:09:23] <Ocawes​ome101> tailored for OpenComputers
L490[17:09:39] <PewPew​Cricket> It's pretty simple too
L491[17:09:54] <PewPew​Cricket> I hate gpt I tired to make a bootloader in x86 asm and uh
L492[17:09:55] <PewPew​Cricket> No
L493[17:10:16] <PewPew​Cricket> The gpt made me want to explode
L494[17:10:18] <PewPew​Cricket> I quit there
L495[17:10:21] <Corded> > <Ocawes​ome101> the difference is semantic mostly. and yeah osdi does not …
L496[17:10:22] <ff​_66> you mean it looks as much like MBR as it looks like GPT
L497[17:11:18] <Corded> > <PewPew​Cricket> I hate gpt I tired to make a bootloader in x86 asm and uh
L498[17:11:18] <ff​_66> you don't need to do the *same* thing, you don't have gigs of ram and TBytes of disk
L499[17:11:28] <PewPew​Cricket> ?
L500[17:11:35] <PewPew​Cricket> What are you referring to
L501[17:11:49] <Va​ur> %sip
L502[17:11:49] <MichiBot> You drink an icy aqua potion (New!). Vaur gains an additional bone.
L503[17:13:38] <Corded> > <PewPew​Cricket> What are you referring to
L504[17:13:38] <ff​_66> you can hate GPT and pick 1 or 2 things from it, like an UUID which is so unique it would maybe embed other thing with it like the partition format (it's how GPT uses that the most bruh)
L505[17:14:04] <ff​_66> but you would need do redisign OSDI
L506[17:14:11] <ninte​ndo DS> what is the amount of storage on an floppy disk
L507[17:14:14] <ninte​ndo DS> on OC
L508[17:14:19] <Li​ly> 512kb
L509[17:14:19] <Corded> > <ninte​ndo DS> what is the amount of storage on an floppy disk
L510[17:14:19] <ff​_66> 512K why ?
L511[17:14:20] <Li​ly> iirc
L512[17:14:34] <Corded> > <ff​_66> 512K why ?
L513[17:14:34] <ninte​ndo DS> because my demo cant even fit on an floppy disk
L514[17:14:44] <PewPew​Cricket> Lol
L515[17:14:52] <Corded> > <ninte​ndo DS> because my demo cant even fit on an floppy disk
L516[17:14:52] <ff​_66> the slution is : data card software
L517[17:14:56] <ff​_66> * solution is : data card software
L518[17:15:04] <ff​_66> just deflate
L519[17:15:13] <PewPew​Cricket> True
L520[17:15:25] <ff​_66> that's how .CAB files works
L521[17:15:50] <Ocawes​ome101> lzss is simpler
L522[17:16:01] <Ocawes​ome101> maybe not actually
L523[17:16:04] <Ocawes​ome101> but it doesn't need a data card
L524[17:16:13] <Ocawes​ome101> decompressor is ~254 bytes
L525[17:16:40] <Corded> > <Ocawes​ome101> but it doesn't need a data card
L526[17:16:40] <ff​_66> a data card is designed for it
L527[17:16:47] <ff​_66> and you only need level 1
L528[17:16:53] <ff​_66> its cheap
L529[17:16:59] <Ocawes​ome101> costs call budget though
L530[17:17:17] <Corded> > <Ocawes​ome101> costs call budget though
L531[17:17:18] <ff​_66> pick a better processor
L532[17:17:24] <Ocawes​ome101> anything you can do to avoid component calls will generally speed up your program regardless of processor tier
L533[17:17:48] <Ocawes​ome101> ulos 2 is sloooow because i didn't pay attention to that while designing its filesystem layer
L534[17:18:52] <ff​_66> to deflate a program with a data card you need 1 line of code theoretically (if you don't care about the command line arguments
L535[17:19:06] <ff​_66> +and loading the file)
L536[17:19:24] <Ocawes​ome101> it's not a _bad_ option to be fair
L537[17:19:38] <Ocawes​ome101> but it needs another component and some call budget, and most OC programs aren't packaged in OC anyway
L538[17:19:43] <PewPew​Cricket> Just make a decompress program that describes roesses it to a file on disk
L539[17:19:56] <PewPew​Cricket> * decompresss iy to a file on disk
L540[17:20:01] <PewPew​Cricket> * it to a file on disk
L541[17:20:12] <Corded> > <PewPew​Cricket> Just make a decompress program that decompresss it to a fil…
L542[17:20:12] <ff​_66> that's a setup program basically
L543[17:20:19] <PewPew​Cricket> Yes
L544[17:20:33] <PewPew​Cricket> Install scripts my beloved
L545[17:20:54] <ff​_66> or use OPPM and you don't need to craft a floppy at all
L546[17:20:57] <PewPew​Cricket> Just put the decompressed in the funny .install dkr on floppy and configure the stuff
L547[17:21:04] <PewPew​Cricket> * decompressor in the funny .install dkr on floppy and configure the stuff
L548[17:21:10] <ninte​ndo DS> the source code is 8kbs and scene1.bin is 624k
L549[17:21:22] <lunar_sam> OPPM requires an internet card :v
L550[17:21:43] <lunar_sam> also
L551[17:21:47] <Corded> > <luna​r_sam> OPPM requires an internet card :v
L552[17:21:48] <ff​_66> you need one for many other things, especially MineOS
L553[17:22:05] <lunar_sam> > <ff​_66> but you would need do redisign OSDI
L554[17:22:11] <PewPew​Cricket> After I hot fix diskboot it'll be done
L555[17:22:13] <lunar_sam> but why
L556[17:22:13] <PewPew​Cricket> For now
L557[17:22:15] <lunar_sam> why would i do that
L558[17:22:36] <lunar_sam> > MineOS
L559[17:22:37] <ff​_66> because i said one thing earlier
L560[17:22:43] <lunar_sam> 🚮
L561[17:22:47] <ninte​ndo DS> is an touhou 6 port for OC possible?
L562[17:23:09] <lunar_sam> i would say probably not but
L563[17:23:27] <PewPew​Cricket> Foom
L564[17:23:30] <lunar_sam> it'd be funny if i was wrong
L565[17:23:51] <PewPew​Cricket> Mineos♻️
L566[17:23:53] <lunar_sam> why do i need a UUID for partitions in OC
L567[17:24:03] <ninte​ndo DS> whats better, mineos or openos
L568[17:24:07] <ninte​ndo DS> for me openos
L569[17:24:08] <Corded> > <luna​r_sam> why do i need a UUID for partitions in OC
L570[17:24:08] <ff​_66> it can store more than an id
L571[17:24:18] <lunar_sam> for OC
L572[17:24:26] <PewPew​Cricket> Disks are max 4MB
L573[17:24:26] <Corded> > <ninte​ndo DS> whats better, mineos or openos
L574[17:24:26] <ff​_66> mineos for gui, openos for bugs and stability
L575[17:24:30] <PewPew​Cricket> Unmanaged
L576[17:24:38] <lunar_sam> why would i need UUIDs, 8 bytes is more than enough
L577[17:24:43] <PewPew​Cricket> You only need 15 partitions and that a stretch
L578[17:24:57] <Corded> > <PewPew​Cricket> Unmanaged
L579[17:24:57] <ff​_66> also 4MB managed but folders costs 512 bytes
L580[17:25:12] <lunar_sam> hell, mtpt has 4 bytes for the type
L581[17:25:19] <PewPew​Cricket> Managed you can do RAIDs
L582[17:25:27] <PewPew​Cricket> Unmanaged you cant
L583[17:25:41] <Corded> > <PewPew​Cricket> Managed you can do RAIDs
L584[17:25:41] <ff​_66> raids sucks because no unmanaged and thats intended
L585[17:25:50] <lunar_sam> i mean
L586[17:25:58] <lunar_sam> you can do software RAID on unmanaged disks
L587[17:26:08] <Corded> > <ff​_66> raids sucks because no unmanaged and thats intended
L588[17:26:09] <PewPew​Cricket> Why is it intended
L589[17:26:12] <PewPew​Cricket> :<
L590[17:26:16] <Corded> > <luna​r_sam> you can do software RAID on unmanaged disks
L591[17:26:16] <ff​_66> why OC disks don't fail
L592[17:26:22] <PewPew​Cricket> I want 12MB of raw bytes
L593[17:26:26] <lunar_sam> you can do RAID0
L594[17:26:28] <Corded> > <PewPew​Cricket> Why is it intended
L595[17:26:29] <ff​_66> i saw that once on the issue tracker
L596[17:26:43] <ninte​ndo DS> kinda wish there are mod trackers on OC
L597[17:26:45] <ff​_66> so forget about it
L598[17:26:48] <ninte​ndo DS> that uses the sound card
L599[17:27:06] <Corded> > <ff​_66> so forget about it
L600[17:27:07] <PewPew​Cricket> Jeez man I'm not declaring it must be added
L601[17:27:09] <Corded> > <ninte​ndo DS> that uses the sound card
L602[17:27:09] <ff​_66> mineOS once had a sus sound card program
L603[17:27:12] <lunar_sam> anyways, the main problem is you don't get any real performance benefit with multiple disks, but i was working on a mod to change that :v
L604[17:27:14] <PewPew​Cricket> I just said it would've been cool
L605[17:27:20] <Corded> > <PewPew​Cricket> I just said it would've been cool
L606[17:27:20] <ff​_66> SAME
L607[17:27:29] <lunar_sam> also there have been other GUI OSes other than mineos
L608[17:27:39] <lunar_sam> like kittenos :p
L609[17:27:40] <ff​_66> fuchas concert
L610[17:27:46] <PewPew​Cricket> Make display software for ulos2
L611[17:27:54] <PewPew​Cricket> https://tenor.com/view/xafer-trollgentleman-trollface-troll-gif-10531994125107892258
L612[17:28:04] <lunar_sam> i wonder how the guy who works on fuchas is doing
L613[17:28:08] <PewPew​Cricket> X11 on ulos
L614[17:28:16] <lunar_sam> also i've wanted to make a mod that adds some way to actually draw shapes, like
L615[17:28:18] <lunar_sam> raster display
L616[17:28:31] <Amanda> No, see, lunar_sam other oses don't exist, because they're not on github or the mineos "app store"
L617[17:28:52] <lunar_sam> my plan is to make a terminal + terminal card with ReGIS support
L618[17:28:53] <lunar_sam> :v
L619[17:29:13] <PewPew​Cricket> Anyone know that retro computers mod?
L620[17:29:15] <lunar_sam> though that is an entire can of worms
L621[17:29:42] <Corded> > <ff​_66> mineOS once had a sus sound card program
L622[17:29:43] <ninte​ndo DS> whats the name for it
L623[17:29:52] <lunar_sam> anyways, i gotta go to my doctors appointment
L624[17:30:03] <lunar_sam> o7
L625[17:30:06] <Amanda> seeya
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L628[17:35:12] <Corded> > <ninte​ndo DS> whats the name for it
L629[17:35:12] <ff​_66> it's been removed since
L630[17:35:37] <ff​_66> i *might* have a save, but that's definitely not on my current PC
L631[17:35:52] <ff​_66> but when i say sus...
L632[17:36:36] <Corded> > <PewPew​Cricket> X11 on ulos
L633[17:36:36] <ff​_66> i'm on linux, but you might not be able to port X11
L634[17:36:49] <ff​_66> but win32 is doable i think
L635[17:37:35] <Ocawes​ome101> to "port" anything to OC is a misnomer
L636[17:37:43] <Ocawes​ome101> you could create something resembling X11
L637[17:37:43] <ff​_66> i think its more optimized for coroutines since 3.1 is a collaborative multithreaded OS
L638[17:37:46] <Ocawes​ome101> or wayland
L639[17:37:59] <ninte​ndo DS> https://discordembeds.pc-logix.com/live/1721756279060.png
L640[17:38:06] <Ocawes​ome101> ULOS 2 is preempted actually
L641[17:38:07] <ninte​ndo DS> plasma demo!
L642[17:38:10] <ff​_66> you have multiple interfaces that are using X11
L643[17:38:42] <ff​_66> there is not 1 distro using X11, but MANY
L644[17:38:54] <Ocawes​ome101> yes and
L645[17:39:28] <ff​_66> so make an UI that resembles Mint and Ubuntu at the same time
L646[17:39:55] <Amanda> X11 is just a protocol.
L647[17:40:02] <Amanda> it's not the actual graphics on the screen
L648[17:40:03] <ff​_66> and i'm not spaeking about raspbian
L649[17:40:19] <Corded> > <Ama​nda> X11 is just a protocol.
L650[17:40:19] <ff​_66> i know, but you need a taskbar for example
L651[17:40:34] <ninte​ndo DS> just coded this https://discordembeds.pc-logix.com/live/1721756434091.png
L652[17:41:08] <Corded> > <ninte​ndo DS> just coded this
L653[17:41:08] <ff​_66> just telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl and see
L654[17:41:33] <ff​_66> its not plama but...
L655[17:41:47] <ff​_66> its interesting
L656[17:42:11] <Corded> > <ff​_66> i know, but you need a taskbar for example
L657[17:42:11] <Ocawes​ome101> "need" is a strong word
L658[17:42:34] <Corded> > <Ocawes​ome101> "need" is a strong word
L659[17:42:35] <ff​_66> at least a program manager like windows 3.1
L660[17:42:51] <ff​_66> or a start menu
L661[17:43:02] <Ocawes​ome101> right click menu :>
L662[17:43:06] <Amanda> Kiosk systems need neither, and they can use X11
L663[17:43:08] <ff​_66> but the most standard way since windows 9x is a taskbar
L664[17:43:33] <Ocawes​ome101> i don't have a program manager or a start menu
L665[17:43:37] <Ocawes​ome101> or a taskbar
L666[17:43:41] <Corded> > <ninte​ndo DS> just coded this
L667[17:43:41] <ninte​ndo DS> Tried to do gpu buffering but it ended up using 100% of the cpu
L668[17:43:42] <ff​_66> you have a tablet
L669[17:43:44] <Ocawes​ome101> i have Krunner
L670[17:44:09] <Ocawes​ome101> https://discordembeds.pc-logix.com/live/1721756649141.png
L671[17:44:30] <ff​_66> it can do web searches ?
L672[17:44:35] <Ocawes​ome101> it can run commands, open apps, find windows, sleep, etc
L673[17:44:49] <Ocawes​ome101> and yes, it can (tell firefox to) do web searches
L674[17:44:54] <ff​_66> Win + S and search
L675[17:45:09] <Ocawes​ome101> ah, you see, you're making a false assumption there
L676[17:45:22] <Corded> > <ninte​ndo DS> https://youtu.be/DuxJvOBze9k
L677[17:45:22] <Kristo​pher38> nice!
L678[17:45:32] <Amanda> All win+s search does is open Edge with a pre-filled Bing search bar
L679[17:45:52] <Corded> > <Ama​nda> All win+s search does is open Edge with a pre-filled Bing s…
L680[17:45:52] <ff​_66> nope
L681[17:45:58] <Ocawes​ome101> this is what my computer looks like on a blank desktop right now https://discordembeds.pc-logix.com/live/1721756758056.png
L682[17:46:07] <ff​_66> you can search commands and programs
L683[17:46:09] <Ocawes​ome101> windows+S does nothing
L684[17:46:14] <Ocawes​ome101> ctrl-Space opens Krunner
L685[17:46:21] <Corded> > <Ocawes​ome101> windows+S does nothing
L686[17:46:21] <ff​_66> on windows
L687[17:46:25] <ff​_66> maybe ?
L688[17:46:35] <Ocawes​ome101> yes it would do something on windows
L689[17:46:39] <Corded> > <Ocawes​ome101> ctrl-Space opens Krunner
L690[17:46:39] <Forec​aster> I remember using something similar for windows many years ago
L691[17:46:39] <Ocawes​ome101> i, however, am not on windows
L692[17:46:47] <Forec​aster> I forget what it was called though...
L693[17:46:50] <Ocawes​ome101> there are a couple tools like that. Alfred?
L694[17:46:55] <Amanda> @ff_66 it's been a hot minute since I used windows, but IIRC it just has a hard-coded entry "Search FOO on web" entry that it pops up by default, which just launches edge with the query inserted into bing
L695[17:47:00] <Forec​aster> that's not it
L696[17:47:08] <Ocawes​ome101> there's also a program called ULauncher that i used for a while
L697[17:47:23] <Ocawes​ome101> but krunner is Better
L698[17:47:26] <Corded> > <Ama​nda> @ff_66 it's been a hot minute since I used windows, but IIR…
L699[17:47:27] <ff​_66> edge is fine, its just a disguised chromium browser
L700[17:47:38] <Amanda> Except it sends every page you visit to Microsoft.
L701[17:47:47] <Forec​aster> not ulauncher either
L702[17:47:53] <Forec​aster> it might not exist anymore
L703[17:47:56] <Corded> > <Ama​nda> Except it sends every page you visit to Microsoft.
L704[17:47:56] <ff​_66> connecting windows 11 to the internet does the same thing
L705[17:48:00] <Forec​aster> it was like 10 years ago when I was in school
L706[17:48:09] <ff​_66> they can know what tv do you have
L707[17:48:11] <Ocawes​ome101> ff_66: this is precisely why i don't use Edge _or_ Windows
L708[17:48:18] <Ocawes​ome101> or anything Chromium based for that matter
L709[17:48:20] <ff​_66> just by using windwos itself
L710[17:48:22] <Ocawes​ome101> firefox all the way
L711[17:48:38] <Amanda> @Ocawesome101 ff drank the adware koolaid, apparently, too
L712[17:48:48] <Corded> > <Ocawes​ome101> firefox all the way
L713[17:48:48] <ff​_66> you mean that unstable thing ? i use opera on my linux desktop
L714[17:49:11] <ff​_66> also chromium based
L715[17:49:28] <Ocawes​ome101> firefox unstable? nah
L716[17:49:41] <Corded> > <Ocawes​ome101> firefox unstable? nah
L717[17:49:42] <ff​_66> my geforce 210 says the opposite
L718[17:49:53] <Ocawes​ome101> nvidia is your problem there
L719[17:50:02] <ff​_66> it works fine with opera but crashes the browser after 15 minutes
L720[17:50:12] <ff​_66> * Firefox after 15 minutes
L721[17:50:28] <Corded> > <Ocawes​ome101> nvidia is your problem there
L722[17:50:28] <ff​_66> so it is not a problem, firefox is the problem
L723[17:50:48] <Ocawes​ome101> ~~nvidia~~ novideo does not work well with linux in general
L724[17:50:51] <Ocawes​ome101> especially that old
L725[17:51:27] <ff​_66> thats why i use windows
L726[17:51:38] <ff​_66> it know how to use my old graphics card
L727[17:51:58] <Ocawes​ome101> that's why i use Radeon gpus :^)
L728[17:52:03] <ff​_66> i just put it on that secondary computer because it became an actual upgrade
L729[17:52:29] <Corded> > <Ocawes​ome101> that's why i use Radeon gpus :^)
L730[17:52:29] <ff​_66> i had this 10 years ago, don't say anything
L731[17:52:29] <Ocawes​ome101> modern linux still works out of the box with radeon cards from all the way back to like, 2005-2006 era
L732[17:52:37] <Kristo​pher38> @Ocawesome101 is this some default wallpaper? I recall seeing this at work on someone's pc
L733[17:52:41] <Ocawes​ome101> it is, yes
L734[17:52:48] <Ocawes​ome101> i haven't changed it to the picture of my cats yet
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L737[17:59:59] <lunar_sam> but yeah, i wanna make an actual like
L738[18:00:03] <lunar_sam> GPU
L739[18:00:12] <lunar_sam> drawing shapes and lines though :p
L740[18:01:28] <Ocawes​ome101> now it looks like this :) https://discordembeds.pc-logix.com/live/1721757687998.png
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L743[18:07:55] <Corded> > <luna​r_sam> drawing shapes and lines though :p
L744[18:07:55] <ff​_66> that's a good idea since real GPUs have atext mode (like OC) and a TRUE graphic mode, but it would require (re)writing a lot of code, and i don't remember it was planned. at least i saw that VGA signal generation is way simpler than you might think when you have the appropriate tools
L745[18:10:10] <ff​_66> but the best would be DMA and DMI links
L746[18:11:06] <ff​_66> if you look at the cards, they are PCI (not PCIe) cards. it means you should be able to do DMA because it is one of the reasons why PCI exists
L747[18:11:42] <lunar_sam> why... are you complicating it so much
L748[18:11:58] <lunar_sam> i was just gonna make it so you send share drawing commands
L749[18:12:37] <lunar_sam> maybe you can define gradients and all idk
L750[18:12:39] <The Pa​tmann💖> Like using the braille characters?
L751[18:13:43] <The Pa​tmann💖> Oh nvm, just found the context
L752[18:13:50] <The Pa​tmann💖> Nah, that's cool
L753[18:14:37] <The Pa​tmann💖> You can piggyback a lot of that off of OpenGL since Minecraft already has that in its tech stack
L754[18:14:51] <ff​_66> the problem is the rendering
L755[18:15:08] <ff​_66> i think it is hardcoded for character display
L756[18:15:10] <The Pa​tmann💖> Notice he said mod, not OC addon
L757[18:15:32] <lunar_sam> i can just make my own custom display
L758[18:15:54] <ff​_66> ok then, i am ok with this
L759[18:16:38] <The Pa​tmann💖> I suppose I also meant not an OC program either
L760[18:16:54] <lunar_sam> it's meant to be used with OC
L761[18:17:04] <The Pa​tmann💖> Yea
L762[18:17:07] <lunar_sam> for creating basic UIs
L763[18:17:15] <lunar_sam> that sorta stuff
L764[18:17:35] <Corded> > <luna​r_sam> for creating basic UIs
L765[18:17:36] <ff​_66> with real opengl calls you can do 3d stuff
L766[18:18:03] <lunar_sam> anyways i gotta get home
L767[18:18:13] <lunar_sam> also exposing real opengl calls is stupid
L768[18:18:40] <lunar_sam> besides, computer code runs on the _server_
L769[18:18:47] <lunar_sam> display is done on the client
L770[18:18:51] <lunar_sam> anyways, adios
L771[18:18:53] <lunar_sam> o7
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L773[18:21:17] <Corded> > <luna​r_sam> also exposing real opengl calls is stupid
L774[18:21:17] <ff​_66> didn't say exposing them, but implement a good quantity of GL callbacks, iknow that if you expose the code you can make everything on the client
L775[18:22:00] <Corded> > <luna​r_sam> besides, computer code runs on the _server_
L776[18:22:00] <ff​_66> make some sort of metafile packets ?
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L779[18:34:22] <PewPew​Cricket> where do i report issues to computronics
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L781[18:35:48] <Corded> > <PewPew​Cricket> where do i report issues to computronics
L782[18:35:48] <ff​_66> [there](https://github.com/Vexatos/Computronics)
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L784[18:38:25] <PewPew​Cricket> :3 https://discordembeds.pc-logix.com/live/1721759905448.png
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L788[18:56:35] <Corded> > <PewPew​Cricket> :3
L789[18:56:35] <Li​ly> Does this hapen with just Computronics?
L790[18:57:00] <Li​ly> if it doesn't then please do a binary search to narrow down the cross-mod cause
L791[18:57:59] <lily> hrm. should I give into the voices and buy a PS1
L792[18:58:20] <lily> i do already have a (slim) PS2 and it's not like I couldn't also emulate a PS1
L793[18:58:25] <ninte​ndo DS> this time in color https://discordembeds.pc-logix.com/live/1721761105148.png
L794[18:58:47] <Forec​aster> https://tenor.com/view/technicolor-gif-18263264
L795[19:00:15] <Corded> > <li​ly> i do already have a (slim) PS2 and it's not like I couldn't…
L796[19:00:15] <Jas​onS> I have a PS3 and a Wii, although the PS3 remotes are broken because their design does *not* take well to aging
L797[19:00:34] <Jas​onS> And the Wii’s internal disc reader is broken so I have to use homebrew so I can play mario kart off USB
L798[19:02:08] <ninte​ndo DS> my wii got nuked
L799[19:03:10] <Corded> > <PewPew​Cricket> :3
L800[19:03:10] <ff​_66> the modpack is really big wow
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L803[19:04:28] <Corded> > <Jas​onS> I have a PS3 and a Wii, although the PS3 remotes are broken…
L804[19:04:29] <ff​_66> my wii is still completely ok but apart from wii sports i'm playing with usb loader gx
L805[19:07:55] <Corded> > <PewPew​Cricket> :3
L806[19:07:55] <ff​_66> is there a non-debug log ? i can't figure out where it has crashed because it is bloated with *a lot* of traces and debug stuff in this
L807[19:12:27] <ff​_66> i just saw that the world id "may have leaked" (just spamming that in the log, and it might already not be good)
L808[19:14:05] <Li​ly> that's normal
L809[19:14:26] <lily> well, it's not NORMAL normal but it's on the same level as cascading worldgen
L810[19:14:28] <lily> safe to ignore
L811[19:14:36] <lily> not a big issue
L812[19:14:45] <Ocawes​ome101> the stacktrace provides zero useful info
L813[19:16:27] <Forec​aster> you should include the crashlog, not the entire log
L814[19:17:09] <Ocawes​ome101> ^ that too
L815[19:30:38] <ff​_66> the only thing i saw is that you still don't know how to use /weather clear
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L818[20:09:46] <Forec​aster> Only the wisest of gurus would know such a thing
L819[20:11:56] <Forec​aster> %tonk
L820[20:11:57] <MichiBot> Awesome! Forec​aster! You beat Spider ​EveryOS's previous record of 2 hours, 22 minutes and 6 seconds (By 1 hour, 56 minutes and 12 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L821[20:11:58] <MichiBot> Forecaster's new record is 4 hours, 18 minutes and 18 seconds! Forecaster also gained 0.00582 (0.00194 x 3) tonk points for stealing the tonk. Position #2. Need 0.02612092 more points to pass Va​ur!
L822[20:17:01] <lily> Hrm.
L823[20:17:04] <lily> %greenshell Vaur
L824[20:17:05] <MichiBot> li​ly: You hit Vaur but nothing happened... (Point difference was not greater than zero)
L825[20:17:07] <lily> Aw.
L826[20:17:18] <lily> That answers that, I suppose
L827[20:36:05] <Ocawes​ome101> lunar_sam: @PewPewCricket and i are discussing whether this OSDI bootcode read loop is correct or not https://discordembeds.pc-logix.com/live/1721766965196.png
L828[20:36:31] <Ocawes​ome101> this is my code. i think it might be off by one
L829[20:37:43] <PewPew​Cricket> Here's my boot read and execute code https://discordembeds.pc-logix.com/live/1721767063077.png
L830[20:39:57] <Corded> > <ff​_66> my wii is still completely ok but apart from wii sports i'm…
L831[20:39:57] <ninte​ndo DS> My wii got destroyed by my dad ;(
L832[20:41:15] <PewPew​Cricket> @lunar_sam
L833[20:41:43] <PewPew​Cricket> He's not avaliable for like 2 hours
L834[20:43:00] <Ocawes​ome101> "not available" time in their bio starts in a little over 5 hours
L835[21:00:04] <Corded> > <Ocawes​ome101> that's why i use Radeon gpus :^)
L836[21:00:04] <Li​ly> AMD gang https://discordembeds.pc-logix.com/live/1721768403852.png
L837[21:08:06] <Ocawes​ome101> 5800x3d/6600XT/32GB here :)
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L839[21:08:18] <Corded> > <Ocawes​ome101> 5800x3d/6600XT/32GB here :)
L840[21:08:18] <Li​ly> 128GB here :P
L841[21:08:20] <Amanda> %choose laptopnaptime?
L842[21:08:20] <MichiBot> Ama​nda: Hm, planetary alignment doesn't seem right for that.
L843[21:08:43] <lily> Oh no, timezones
L844[21:08:46] <lily> Run
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L846[21:13:11] <lily> ...why is my gradle cache 8GB?
L847[21:13:26] <lily> Oh. There's... a JDK in there? How did /that/ get in there?
L848[21:13:44] <lily> guess some mod downloaded it as part of build process
L849[21:19:11] <Amanda> forge's gradle plugin yoinks down an openjdk to build
L850[21:19:20] <Amanda> build with*
L851[21:21:10] <lily> recent FG or FG 2?
L852[21:21:51] <lily> most of the time I'm building mods, it's usually FG 2
L853[21:22:10] <lily> or, well, not /exactly/ FG 2: it's either anatawa's fork or RFG (retrofuturagradle)
L854[21:22:11] <Amanda> I think the 1.12 version does as well
L855[21:22:20] <lily> hm.
L856[21:24:33] <lily> oh well, it's not very big so I can probably just leave it there
L857[21:24:35] <lily> %sip
L858[21:24:35] <MichiBot> You drink a solid adamantium potion (New!). lily feels a sudden surge of static electricity.
L859[21:24:40] <lily> ow
L860[21:27:17] <lily> ...is that fucking Beloved Tomboyish Girl? damnit toby
L861[21:29:56] * Amanda flops down atop Elfi, lets her laptop take a heccen nap, debates working on the factory some more
L862[22:39:38] <Izzy> ah, it's been a while since reading the #oc backlog gave me brain damage
L863[22:51:58] <Va​ur> %sip
L864[22:51:59] <MichiBot> You drink a rather purple potion (New!). Dramatic music briefly plays in the distance.
L865[23:13:21] <PewPew​Cricket> https://discordembeds.pc-logix.com/live/1721776400470.png https://discordembeds.pc-logix.com/live/1721776400629.png
L866[23:13:24] <PewPew​Cricket> whar
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L868[23:39:29] <Amanda> %splash @Forecaster with mutable orange potion
L869[23:39:29] <MichiBot> You fling a mutable orange potion (New!) that splashes onto @Forecaster. @Forecaster turns into a rock pig for 4 hours.
L870[23:39:39] <Amanda> Hrm
L871[23:40:05] <Amanda> Is that a pig made of rock, or trained to find rocks
L872[23:40:27] <Amanda> Like a truffle pig is trained to find truffles
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