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* johnsu01
is investigating a crummy little rk28xx ereader he just bought for $14
<moofree>
aren't those armv6?
<johnsu01>
I have no idea yet :)
<moofree>
arm9... armv4 wow
<moofree>
or maybe armv5 ah.
<moofree>
that poor little thing
<johnsu01>
heh
<johnsu01>
moofree: were you looking at an info page about it somewhere?
<mmind00>
ah, the good old times, when manuals where 300 instead of 3000 pages and all clocks supplying a soc fit into 2-3 registers :-)
<moofree>
i was just googling around and looking at wikipedia
<moofree>
nothing specifically to the rk28xx's, just saw that it had an arm9 processor
* johnsu01
nods
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<dlezcano>
hi everyone
<mmind00>
Hi Daniel
<mmind00>
johnsu01: http://wiki.mobileread.com/wiki/RK2729 calls the rk2808 an ARM926EJC ... while ARM.com only lists ARM926EJ-S ... in any case an armv5
<dlezcano>
rockchip sent me a rk3288 board, I would like to begin hacking it but I am just not able to stop the u-boot autoboot, did someone faced this issue ? (I am not a newbie)
<mmind00>
dlezcano: I have seen this too. But until now I didn't need it, so I did not dig deeper on the why
<karlp>
how do you normally stop uboot, with a ctrl-c?
<dlezcano>
karlp: yes
<karlp>
I've had a redboot board I had to change telnet line control to make sure the ctrl-c got sent properlyt
<dlezcano>
karlp: well I have a lot of other boards and I did never face this issue until today
<dlezcano>
karlp: I use minicom, but I tried with putty
<dlezcano>
karlp: and also tried by changing the flow control
<karlp>
not flow control, the way it sends the line
<karlp>
but yeah, I'd be surprised to see this in uboot,
<karlp>
but this was with telnet, not serial
<karlp>
if you're on serial, it should be fine
<dlezcano>
karlp: mmh, ok
<karlp>
so... no, I haven't seen what you're seeing on serial then :)
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<dlezcano>
karlp: thx anyway
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<mmind00>
dlezcano: the boot_delay config option is set to 0 ... anycase I just tested a build setting it to 5 seconds, now I can stop the autoboot with any key
<dlezcano>
mmind00: ok thanks, I will try that
<mmind00>
dlezcano: if you need a working image or other infos just holler :-)
<dlezcano>
mmind00: ok, thanks for
<dlezcano>
your help
<dlezcano>
mmind00: let's see if I can boot a minimalist vanilla kernel
<mmind00>
hmm, you won't get far :-)
<dlezcano>
yeah, I know. I just want to implement the cpuidle driver