06:34 <snap> anyone know where to fine ubuntu core images described here: http://linux-exynos.org/wiki/Installing_a_rootfs

06:34 <snap> ?

11:05 <wwilly> mszyprow, krzk : hi

11:05 <wwilly> regarding https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/stable/linux-stable.git/commit/?h=v4.16.14&id=c4f2fc00defc65950dfabce7a4c70cd2a289111d

11:06 <wwilly> how have you tested the patch, effectively on an Odroid XU4? and what where your command line?

11:06 <wwilly> I'm asking that, because on my odroid-xu4, is not working, but on xu3, its

11:06 <wwilly> is

11:06 <wwilly> same kernel, same software

11:06 <wwilly> but just different board

11:27 <krzk> wwilly: hi!

11:27 <krzk> wwilly: I did not perform the test of PMUs (just regular tests of kernel)

11:28 <krzk> so maybe mszyprow will help here

11:28 <krzk> mszyprow: ping

11:31 <wwilly> krzk, ok

11:32 <wwilly> when reviewing a patch, you don't always test it?

11:33 <wwilly> you just trust by how well it's written?

11:33 <wwilly> no blaming, just try to understand :)

11:34 <krzk> wwilly: depends... when I apply a patch (after review) it passes my tests - which are boot tests and tests for few other SoC components.

11:34 <krzk> the test suite is here: https://github.com/krzk/tools/tree/master/tests

11:34 <krzk> so if new feature is covered by this - then you can assume it is tested by me... but mostly it won't.

11:35 <krzk> It would require tremendous effect of time for me to develop/test every feature people post... assuming that I have the HW (and I have now only few Odroid boards, back in Samsung I also had Trats2 availabe and few more)

11:36 <wwilly> ok

11:36 <wwilly> make sense

11:36 <krzk> so overall - the submitter of a patch is responsible for testing (which is clearly stated in SubmittingPatches of Linux kernel)

11:36 <wwilly> yeah sure

11:37 <krzk> in case of bigger subsystems with multiple drivers for multiple devices (e.g. storage, regulators, rtc etc) the maintainers have even less HW so they do less and less tests

11:38 <krzk> unfortunately I do not have any ARMv8 Exynos board so 64-bit is not tested at all for me... all testing depends on community

11:39 <wwilly> so it's why there are still some bugs I guess

11:39 <krzk> wwilly: oh yeah... :)

12:01 <wwilly> ok, PEBCAK again

12:01 <wwilly> :)

12:02 <wwilly> it'a new installation, I guess I foget a sysconf somewhere to allow pmc reading from user...

12:02 <wwilly> because with perf tool it's working

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