<rellla>
on my boxes and on ml, it was reported to work.
<mnemoc>
rellla: it's kind of disturbing to need to take that out...
<mnemoc>
emac_power is supposed to be a real thing
<mnemoc>
and NULL/undefined if not wired
<mnemoc>
but in your cases the .fex was explicitly pointing out of a GPIO
<mnemoc>
s/of/to/
<rellla>
in mele_a1000g.fex -> emac_power = ""
<rellla>
in cubieboard.fex -> no emac_power - line
<rellla>
so what is it for?
<mnemoc>
iirc the hackberry and others use a gpio to enable/disable the PHY
<mnemoc>
unless they disabled it in source and "forgot" to remove the line from .fex
<Gumboot>
Who owns the linux-sunxi.org wiki? Can it be modified to accept .patch files?
<mnemoc>
Gumboot: would prefer to get "patches" commited instead of attached
<Gumboot>
Patches against third-party code.
<Gumboot>
Bad ones.
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<mnemoc>
Gumboot: try
<Gumboot>
Try to upstream a bad patch into third-party code?
<mnemoc>
try to upload the patch to the wiki
<Gumboot>
Javascript stopped me.
<Gumboot>
Oh, or have you changed it?
<mnemoc>
yes. try
<Gumboot>
Yep, cool, that worked.
<mnemoc>
gut
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<buZz>
hehe hansg
<buZz>
i saw you also bought an OYO ebookreader :D
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<RaYmAn>
Gumboot: do you happen to know if the bootrom is protected from being read back on tegra2/3? :P The TRM's indicates access should be possible, but having issues accessing anything past the first page :( (it reads back as the hex equivalent of 'b .' instruction)
<Guest53385>
Hi all, If the new A31 tablet still use text-based configuration file for boot device/pin selection like A10, and we can get UART/JTAG using microsd?
<RaYmAn>
it definitely still uses script.bin if that's what you mean (someone posted one on the mailing list)
<Guest53385>
RaYmAn, thank you. sorry for my english
<Guest53385>
RaYmAn, i will check the port right now
<buZz>
rellla: all those 'issues' are just facts, questions or weird stuff
<buZz>
rellla: ah, i just tried some samples i found on my harddrive
<buZz>
i dont really even desire to play 1080p video :P
<buZz>
i could try those samples this evening if you want?
<buZz>
rellla: anyway, all the tools using CedarX use the exact same decoding, so if a video doesnt work in one player, it will not work in all players
<rellla>
buZz: imo it's not clear, if the binary is broken, or it's faulty implemented in e.g. xbmc.
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<slapin>
mnemoc: ast lenovo e43 was killed by field people and I need something new. USB stuff just dies too fast and can't br relied upon.
<slapin>
s/ ast/last/
<ibot>
slapin meant: mnemoc:last lenovo e43 was killed by field people and I need something new. USB stuff just dies too fast and can't br relied upon.
<buZz>
rellla: for me its clear, CedarX has limited support, the XBMC people wanted better support, Allwinner said 'oh sure!' and then later said 'HAHAHA FOOLED YOU' and now XBMC devs are pissed like some teenage girl
<rellla>
buZz: anyway. most of the codecs work. at least the most common. surely it would be better for devs to have some sources.
<rellla>
gimli not here ^^ ;-)
<buZz>
well of course it would be better, but very NOT plausible
<buZz>
its like asking McDonalds for the recipe for their Special Sauce
<buZz>
it would be nice to have
<buZz>
but not likely you will get it
<libv>
not all is bad in the userspace driver world, i am now hitting 212fps for the spinning companion cube while the gles2 equivalent on the binary drivers are hitting 145 :)
<slapin>
buZz: or want it knowing what's inside...
<andoma>
libv: \o/
<buZz>
libv: sweet :)
<buZz>
any idea when lima driver will be usuable? :D
<libv>
limare is not a driver though, so it can cut corners that the opengles2 driver cannot
* slapin
hates compainon cube
<libv>
i will soon stop the research phase and start implementing an actual driver
<buZz>
awesome
<slapin>
cool
<libv>
but it is still nice to have higher performance than the original driver, this means that no secrets are there or have been overlooked
<libv>
we could be just as fast in free software as with the binary blobs
<libv>
but of course, mesa will try to work against that
<libv>
and we have the proof in hand to stop moping, and actually go and fix mesa :)
<rellla>
buZz: i'm good with libs, as long you can fit them together with some wrapper and get a working result. the result. is good enough for me here.
<rellla>
anyway, someone should test, if the problem-sample-files work with mxplayer/android, so libcedar can basically handle them...
<rellla>
s/libs/binarys/
<buZz>
mxplayer doesnt use CedarX
<buZz>
the 'hw accel' in mxplayer is just NEON
<rellla>
ah.
<rellla>
so all the a10-android- video-hw accel is based on NEON?
<buZz>
what?
<buZz>
which is 'all' ?
<rellla>
video decoding
<buZz>
which?
<rellla>
how is the decoding of h264-files handled on a10 devices running android?
<buZz>
rellla: that mentions that all the interfacing happens within the media player
<rellla>
i wanted to say, that i would be interested, if this files work with this media player, or if there is also an error in implementation or cedarx-code.
<buZz>
well, go boot android then :P
<rellla>
;)
<buZz>
i really doubt the latter
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<buZz>
(that there is an error with implementation)
<rellla>
me too
<buZz>
i discovered that WMV9 files for example work fine with CedarX
<buZz>
but WMV8 files dont
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<rellla>
why do you think, they don't? regarding to docs, libcedar should be able to handle it.
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<rellla>
you probably are right. could be that fourcc is meant. can you check out the fourcc-identifier for your WMV9-file?
<buZz>
not now
<buZz>
maybe tonight
<rellla>
don't hurry and feel free to edit the wiki-chart ;-)
<buZz>
;)
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<slapin>
dunno what is wiki-chart
<slapin>
that is so cool - you just need to type a lot, say 1-2 obscene workd per minute, and nobody disturbs you thinking you're busy working instead of trying not to fall asleep.
<Workboot>
Only 1-2 per minute?
<buZz>
hehe
<buZz>
we call that 'epibreren' in dutch
<buZz>
working really hard at pretending to be working
<Workboot>
My old boss back in NZ showed me how to roll up a piece of paper, drop a biro in the middle of it, and hold it in such a way as to prop up your chin while you slept.
<Workboot>
The idea was that any disturbance at all would leave everything in position to look like you'd been working all along.
<Workboot>
And with no evidence that you had something propping up your chin while you slept.
<slapin>
wow, cool technique, I accidentally fell asleep at this workplace several times already - keyboard imprints on face are not nice :(
<slapin>
especially my desk is trashed with heaps ov various crappy hardware no one knows from where, so it is dangerous to have uncontrolled sleep these days
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<slapin>
and these materials control girls tend to do pranks on sleeping people leaving lipstick spots on face or something more evil
* slapin
needs to hide somewhere and get at least 2hr sleep
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<rm>
"no one knows from where" <- I'm going to bet on 'from China'
<rm>
:)
<Workboot>
Get an out-of-order sign and hang it on a toilet stall door. Then lock yourself in.
<rm>
doing things Out-of-Order is useful in CPUs, not so much in toilet
<rm>
imagine if you would... err
<rm>
ok nevermind
<Workboot>
Even more incentive for nobody to open that door!
<slapin>
rm: this is domestic hardware, made in Russia, s3c24xx, Wavecom, atmel, telit, Geostar, and damn wtf who knows what, antennas, etc, all in heaps on table, as returning this to store is too much hussle - I will have to explain too much.
<Workboot>
Better yet; in some airports they have diagrams onthe doors indicating what kind of toilet it is. Make up your own nonsense diagram and put it on the door to scare people off.
<slapin>
Workboot: I've got electric hazard sign somewhere here, for up to 1000V DC, but that requires reader knowledge what that means...
<Workboot>
Something acrobatic, perhaps.
<Workboot>
With a trapezium and a vertically-mounted seat.
<slapin>
Workboot: also I've got one of these "you don't exist, please go away" T-shorts, might hang it on the door, as they all are S-sized
<slapin>
probably I can print something on printer and laminate it, but can't find anything creative
<slapin>
also I need to think of some excuses for building guards
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<Jonathan_Eyre>
I have compiled aosp and have made a system.img and a boot.img. I have also used the A10 linux flash kitchen to create an image based on a working image, and the images I compiled.
<Guest19014>
Hi, all. Is there a way that we can get the pinmux configuration of the running SoC?
<Jonathan_Eyre>
I used PhoenixCard to place the livesuit flash kitchen output on my sdcard. The checksums in phoenix said the image was good.
<mnemoc>
Guest19014: or you want to read the "current state" of them?
<Guest19014>
mnemoc, sorry, i mean i want to get the "current state"
<Jonathan_Eyre>
I then plugged the sdcard into the A10 laptop, and it ran through the installer for about two-three minutes. The green progressbar was going across the screen and there was a constant clicking sound. So it seemed like all was good.
<mnemoc>
Guest19014: `pio -m` from sunxi-tools lets you look and play from userspace
<Jonathan_Eyre>
Then, I got the error "sprite update error: fail to open part file i@@m" and on the secind line "CARD OK"
<Jonathan_Eyre>
Does anyoen know what this error means?
<Guest19014>
mnemoc, thanks, but if not A10 chip, is there a more generic way?
<mnemoc>
Guest19014: if your soc is mainlined and properly maintained you can see the pinctrl info in /sys
<Guest19014>
mnemoc, thanks, i found some resources by using the keyword "pinctrl"
<mnemoc>
yw
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<Jonathan_Eyre>
In using the A10 flash kitchen, just extracting and creating an image on the output results in a much smaller image...
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<netchip>
hi
<netchip>
how can i install kernel-headers (manually) on ARMHF (Debian)?
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<netchip>
I guess it's make install_headers? ...
<netchip>
Although I didn't compile on that phone
<jelly-home>
netchip: do you know there's a make deb-pkg
<zumbi>
netchip: apt-get install linux-headers ?
<netchip>
zumbi, It's a custom rootfs :)
<netchip>
jelly-home, nope...
<netchip>
zumbi, If I do that, I can choose between OMAP etc, but I have an Exynos :P
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<jelly-home>
whether it works in a crosscompiling env. is a different thing
<zumbi>
it does ;-)
<netchip>
well, I can't compile kernel because missing kernel-headers...
<jelly-home>
?
<netchip>
Hell, I can't compile anything
<netchip>
jelly-home, doesn't compiling things need kernel-headers?
<netchip>
because
<netchip>
scripts/basic/fixdep.c:106:23: fatal error: sys/types.h: No such file or directory
<netchip>
etctera
<netchip>
etcetera*
<jelly-home>
netchip: no, those are the _result_ of compiling a kernel. You need basic devel packages instead
<zumbi>
uhm.. sys/types.h is libc
<jelly-home>
on a debian system, you could install build-essential
<netchip>
lol....
* netchip
fails
<zumbi>
for sys/types.h install libc6-dev
<netchip>
doing build-essential now
<netchip>
thanks both
<zumbi>
netchip: ooi, which devices is it?
<zumbi>
is an arndale board?
<netchip>
Samsung Galaxy S3 ;-)
<zumbi>
and you got debian on it?
<jelly-home>
sounds expensive for a dev board
<netchip>
zumbi, chroot for now
<netchip>
doing experiments on it :)
<netchip>
and if it works well
<zumbi>
nice
<netchip>
I'll export & make a initrd
<netchip>
:P
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<netchip>
main problem is storage for kernel source code etc
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<netchip>
because NFS = :'(
<zumbi>
NBD?
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<netchip>
zumbi, it's basically the same as NFS, isn't it? :) NFS is working good, but slow
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<jelly-home>
no, it's not "basically the same"
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<zumbi>
netchip: it's not the same at all
<netchip>
ah
<jelly-home>
it's basically different, one is a filesystem, the other is a block device.
<zumbi>
maybe from user point of view, it can do the same for you
<netchip>
you can mount a device node on another device?
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<netchip>
WiFi = hell
<netchip>
it's probably OK for listening music etc
<netchip>
but don't try to compile kernels via NFS over WiFi
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<netchip>
hum
<netchip>
they say NBD is much faster than NFS
<netchip>
it probably is, but it doesn't make my wifi quicker ;)
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<Jonathan_Eyre>
What would make me get the error: "sprite update error: fail to open part file i@@m"??
<Jonathan_Eyre>
My sd card gets most of the way through the install, then shuts down on this error.
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<Jef91>
So I have my debian file system booted on the MK802
<Jef91>
but I can't seem to get the wireless detected - any suggestions?
<mnemoc>
load the module manually
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<mnemoc>
by default boards come configured (script.bin) to have disabled the usb controller where the wifi is connected
<mnemoc>
and the "allwinnerized" driver turns it on/off
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<netchip>
Jef91, I talked with codeworkx, from the CyanogenMod team, and source compiled kernel is a no-go for NAND/WiFi driver.
<netchip>
so use prebuilt one ;-)
<netchip>
oh wait
<netchip>
it's a sunxi?
<netchip>
or a Rockchip?
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<fragmint>
om nom nom
<fragmint>
dericious rockchip!
<netchip>
Allwinner > rockchip
<netchip>
for now
<netchip>
because rockchip violates the gpl
<Jef91>
netchip: allwinner
<Jef91>
a10
<netchip>
Allwinner A31, that with SATA is what I want ;P
<netchip>
Jef91, Ah
<mnemoc>
A31 has pvr instead of mali
<netchip>
then just modprobe module :P
<Jef91>
yea netchip, I need to figure out which module I need to load
<rm>
Jef91, which kernel and script.bin do you use?
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<netchip>
An interesting question: do you think there will be superintelligent robots, in less 100 years? Superintelligent robots are better at things than humans.