Sebastian Krzyszkowiak @dos@librem.one

@xlenka Może: zdawać sobie sprawę, że polega na formalizowaniu abstrakcji, a nie na podstawianiu liczb do wzorów?

@stfn to receive messages from each other*

@dcz Won't help you as you'd need the host to support it. I think I heard about some Asian device implementing it. Never seen one :P

PD 1.0 used BFSK modulation over Vbus, which is completely different to USB-C's BMC over CC lines. Only the higher level protocol got reused. BFSK was still a (optional) part of USB-PD 2.0 spec which introduced USB-C support, but it got completely removed in 3.0. Wouldn't be surprised if there wasn't a single PD 2.0 implementation that supported it out there.

@dcz That's assuming no PD of course, but while PD is technically possible with USB-A, in practice you'll only ever encounter it with USB-C.

@dcz There are some rules and mechanisms for budgeting in the standard, but in practice, you just get 5V on USB's VBus and that's it; the standard tells you how much power you can expect to safely draw from there in various circumstances. Descriptors are mostly to be able to tell the user that they connected too much.

@aeva Sounds like what you need is just setting right quantum values?

@dcz Changing the descriptor isn't magically going to make it bus-powered though, it's just a hint for the host in case it needed to do some power budgeting.

a bit more water

#shotonlibrem5

@Qyriad The only one that actually stands is `remote rm` vs. `branch -d`.

not a lot of water :(

#shotonlibrem5

@theDarky You need to either port the kernel driver from the NXP tree, or port the L5 changes and device tree over to that tree. Then you can start thinking about the userspace parts. I don't think it's worth the trouble if you ask me, that time could be better spent helping etnaviv reach GLES3 compliance.

@praveen Also USB serial :)

@praveen Check out reptyr - it should be able to help in such cases assuming you can still access via ssh.

@emill1984 @pecet Wygląda raczej na Flirta.

@hackaday No movies either, but I do have some live concerts on DVD and I keep a USB drive around to be able to rip whatever lands in my hands 😁

@hackaday Vast majority of the music I usually listen to and plenty enough of yet unread books not to worry about it :)

@opensourceopenmind @bhyoram @chesterdott Right. WebkitGTK did use WPE as well until fairly recently though, but I'm not sure for what exactly.