<javier__>
sjoerd: yeah, tbh I already used my debian machine and I'm not interested in learning the RPM format now to fix the fedora package :)
<sjoerd>
Oh looks like Chanho Park is doing an other attack of the odroid cpus not ocoming up
<krzk>
sjoerd: and it seems he succeeded
<krzk>
I did not find time to test it but it looks promising
<krzk>
it looks similar to vendor code and to exynos3250...
<sjoerd>
krzk: it's very similar to the hack other people Kevin submitted a while ago
<sjoerd>
At least in appraoch
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<krzk>
AFAIR the Kevin's hack was to poke bootloader stuck over SPARE2... but here is to reset everything
<krzk>
maybe not everything - reset the core spinning over SPARE2 register
* sjoerd
checks
<sjoerd>
it's been a while
<sjoerd>
Right kveins hack wrote 0x1 to S5P_PMU_SPARE2 indeed
<sjoerd>
in the kernel
<sjoerd>
Hard to tell what it actually does without knowing what S5P_PMU_SPARE2 does on these boards :)
<krzk>
indeed...
<sjoerd>
hrm this patch should probably have some protection against cpunr not being a KFC core
<sjoerd>
ah it assukmes cluster 1 is the little the kfc one
* sjoerd
wonders if that's guaranteed
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<krzk>
sjoerd: good point... isn't the cluster read from MPIDR?
<sjoerd>
krzk: Looking at the other code in mcpm-exynos.c it would all be buggy if cluster 1 isn't the KFC one
<sjoerd>
So maybe yes, but a lot of existing code doepends on it
<sjoerd>
e.g. exynos_cpu_powerup does cpunr = cpu + (cluster * EXYNOS5420_CPUS_PER_CLUSTER); exynos_cpu_power_up(cpunr);
<krzk>
mcpm_platsmp.c: cpu_to_pcpu() it reads the cluster from MPIDR and then passes it to other mcpm callbacks
<sjoerd>
Guess it's just the same ordering everywhere
<sjoerd>
otherwise powering on the third eagle would power on the third kingfisher for example :)
<sjoerd>
Well either that or some boards/socs will really be qutie broken with linux
* sjoerd
will mail some review comments
<sjoerd>
need to go do other stuff, but happy to see this is on the way to being fixed :)
<sjoerd>
krzk: I assume you're Krzysztof Kozlowski btw ? (So i can refer to you by name in my mail)
<sjoerd>
your irc whois doesn't tell
<krzk>
Yes, I am Krzysztof Kozłowski
<krzk>
Now I am on webirc so there is no real name :)
<sjoerd>
corperate firewall fun ? :)
<krzk>
Exactly, in HQ it is funnier even more :)
<sjoerd>
hehe
<sjoerd>
I know, i've been there many years ago
<sjoerd>
that was an experience
<javier__>
krzk: hi, I'm writing the MAINTAINERS patch you asked me btw, do you prefer to use a wildcard for {mfd,regulators} or the two files listed separately?
<javier__>
i.e: can I just do Documentation/devicetree/bindings/*/max77686.txt