asciilifeform: decimation: just demonstrating that d1scr1m1n4t10n!!!111!! is not the root password to usg

asciilifeform: so for all those who were wondering re: the proverbial 'who is stronger? the elephant, or the whale ?'

asciilifeform: radecraft and the identity of human assets; (d) the targets and focus of CIA's intelligence collection and operations, and (e) the location of CIA covert facilities. Accordingly, the Court grants Defendant's Motion for Summary Judgment'. Accordingly, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that Defendant's Motion for Summary Judgment (Doc. 28) is GRANTED, and this action is DISMISSED without prejudice.'

asciilifeform: litigation of Plaintiffs claims would present an unjustifiable risk of disclosure of classified information regarding (a) the identities of CIA officers and employees, (b) the job titles, duties, work assignments of Plaintiff and other covert employees, and the criteria and reasons for making the work assignments and employment decisions regarding them, (c) sources and methods used by covert employees, including operational t

asciilifeform: ''After careful consideration of the public and classified pleadings, the Court holds that Plaintiffs claims must be dismissed under the state secrets privilege because (1) privileged information is at the heart of Plaintiffs claims for discrimination on the basis of disability and race, hostile work environment and retaliation, (2) Defendants cannot defend this action without relying on privileged information, and (3) further

asciilifeform: (not a wholly illogical thing to do, but annoying to us junkyard dogs)

asciilifeform: they omitted it to save a penny.

asciilifeform: because there is no connector inside the 'pogo'.

asciilifeform: danielpbarron: -any- of them will need soldering

asciilifeform: you need three leads, tx, rx, ground

asciilifeform: in earlier thread

asciilifeform: even appears to come with wires

asciilifeform: (theoretically, default, don't have to set. but if your favourite term emu makes you set - then above)

asciilifeform: set to 115200 baud.

asciilifeform: and ttl logic rx and tx on the other end of the hose.

asciilifeform: ubiquitous. should cost no more than a few bux

asciilifeform: and everybody who is seriously dealing with this stuff ought to have at least one 'pogo' with serial jack.

asciilifeform: (srsly, there is an 'atari' port.)

asciilifeform: 0x800000 - if it wasn't obvious - is where uboot parks the kernel prior to jumping in

asciilifeform: incidentally it is possible to write the eeprom from uboot (you gotta pump in the new payloads via tftp in that case, but you save time by not needing to wait for an os - such as the terrifying bloat of systemdized-archlinux - to load)

asciilifeform: (the value is simply the sum of the lengths of mtd0..3, naturally, and these numbers are available in the uboot console if that's all you've got)

asciilifeform: if you monkeyed with your pogo's mtd mappings, you will have to recalculate

asciilifeform: the 0x1000000 is the offset of the default mtd4 eeprom partition

asciilifeform: i possibly ought to discuss the constants

asciilifeform: will post patch set once i can be bothered to crap one out

asciilifeform: for whatever that's worth.

asciilifeform: i have demonstrated that netbsd kernel (of my custom trimmed build) will correctly init the periphs on pogo

asciilifeform: and possibly in case someone wishes to install on larger disk and boot from it, for purposes of dev work.

asciilifeform: the only conceivable use of the above sample is to demonstrate that netbsd will function correctly on 'pogo'.

asciilifeform: i will not sign this. if it annihilates your home planet, i am not responsible.

asciilifeform forgot that not everyone's pogo has the serial jack

asciilifeform: unless you have it configured to do the udp console thing

asciilifeform: the 0xc00000 is a round number here, you want it to encompass your binary's size

asciilifeform: (for manual testing, can make this default behaviour if want)

asciilifeform: then you halt uboot on the next powerup and 'run boot_bsd'

asciilifeform: basically, used like this,

asciilifeform: danielpbarron: i will post a patch to the netbsd src tree

asciilifeform: decimation: i forget if mentioned earlier: got the whole build to work

asciilifeform: decimation: at the moment, yes

asciilifeform read that tlp article, wakes up to having known precisely the type of animal described therein - in real life

asciilifeform: having actual support for the nand would make it possible to eliminate the 'ramdisk' and shave a few MB off the memory footprint.

asciilifeform: (why do i need a conventional install? because want to test my attempt at driver for the nand as a kernel mod)

asciilifeform proceeded to stuff in a drive and... fire it

asciilifeform realized that he built the fscking netbsd -installer- into the eeprom

asciilifeform: mircea_popescu: i do recall this, now that you mentioned it