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<naobsd> oh, dw_mmc doesn't support vqmmc-supply yet?
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<naobsd> oh, what's jtag function on sdmmc pins ;)
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<naobsd> hramrach_: http://linux-rockchip.info/mw/index.php?title=Boot_Sequences&curid=152&diff=1096&oldid=1095 deleting other's text without discussion is _your_ approach. crazy.
<naobsd> hramrach_: http://linux-rockchip.info/mw/index.php?title=Main_Page&curid=1&diff=1098&oldid=1090 infradead ML is not for that purpose.
<naobsd> hramrach_: thank you for your past contribution. please don't edit our wiki anymore.
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<Tony_> naobsd, ping.
<Tony_> naobsd, I found the real problem of Audio.
<naobsd> info about bootable SD/eMMC layout is described some by field^Mop
<naobsd> it's not perfect, but there is some info. he tried to delete it and and try to blame me "no info!"
<naobsd> Tony_: good news :)
<Tony_> naobsd, pulseaudio can't set Playback as "SPK" or others.
<Tony_> naobsd, with AlsaMixer, can set Playback as "SPK" or others.
<naobsd> hmm
<Tony_> naobsd, with pulseaudio, the Playback is always 'OFF', so ...
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<Tony_> naobsd, anther problem about Audio is that the kernel register two cards.
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<Tony_> naobsd, RKRK616 and ROCKCHIPSPDIF.
<Tony_> naobsd, the 2th is fake card, which can't get asound control.
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<Tony_> naobsd, the first one is real one which can works fine.
<Tony_> naobsd, but sometimes, the pulseaudio out put audio into the fake card ROCKCHIPSPDIF.
<naobsd> I think there are some audio output on RK SoC
<naobsd> I'm not sure that's really fake, but I can understand
<Tony_> naobsd, yes, i think so. but we only use RK616.
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<Tony_> naobsd, I think there are some ways to fix my problem.
<Tony_> naobsd, remove ROCKCHIPSPDIF card in kernel.
<naobsd> some more detail about SD/eMMC layout can be found in RK u-boot source
<naobsd> I have no idea why he blames me
<Tony_> naobsd, who blames you ?
<hramrach_> naobsd: you were always concerned about the wiki containing errors and not about lack of information
<naobsd> Tony_: maybe good for your board. then pulseaudio works fine?
<hramrach_> now the page should be to your liking
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<hramrach_> naobsd: and if you do not want to fix the wiki do not edit it either
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<hramrach_> also reverting the page to the worst historical version we had
<Tony_> naobsd, yes, after I check "Playback Path" to "SPK" or others, then the pulseaudio can works fine.
<naobsd> hramrach_: thank you. I want to fix wiki. I'll discuss about it.
<hramrach_> if it was someone clueless I could understand
<hramrach_> but if you place intentionally wrong information on the wiki that's trolling
<hramrach_> same when I do one line change and you notice it's wrong, notice I did it, notice I cane on irc and tell me it's wrong but not tell me what's wrong with it nor fix it yourself
<hramrach_> like software documents can have bugs and to be fixed at least useful bug reports are needed. not whining it's wrong
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<hramrach_> also since there was no agreement empty page would not be in favour of any broken version and we could discuss each piece of content we put on the page rather than start with tons of useless repetitive babble
<hramrach_> but whatever
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<hramrach_> well, I guess any further discussion here is useless
<hramrach_> bye
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<Tony_> naobsd, is there some diffes between alsamixer and amixer ?
<naobsd> Tony_: sorry, no idea
<Tony_> naobsd, after amixer, The lower right corner volume have no useful.
<Tony_> naobsd, I don't why, so strange.
<naobsd> Tony_: RK's sound device seems to be something wrong, I also cannot control well
<naobsd> wrong -> not normal
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<naobsd> http://irclog.whitequark.org/linux-rockchip/2014-09-22 it seems I should delete broken pages at that time... I cannot remember who objected to me...
<naobsd> (I will not, of course)
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<Tony_> naobsd, don't be angry. ;)
<naobsd> sorry
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<Tony_> naobsd, ping.
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<Tony_> naobad, ping.
<Tony_> naobsd, ping.
<Tony_> naobsd, I want to know how to remove ROCKCHIPSPDIF.
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<Tony_> Is there anyone can talk about SPDIF with me ?
<Tony_> I want to know info about it.
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<Tony_> Is the HDMI use the SPDIF ?
<Tony_> why not body talk with me ?
<Tony_> okay, I know what's SPDIF.
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<Tony_> it's card of HDMI used.
<Tony_> I can't remove it.
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<rperier> Tony_: because there is jetlag ? and most of the people here are european or chinese or american
<rperier> so that's not always easy to have everybody at the same time on this chan
<Tony_> rperier, thank you, I just wonder there is no one who has a same jetlag with me.
<rperier> Astralix1: did you try mainline kernel on your RR pro, btw ? (it works fine now here, my uart debug is not very stable but it's my usbttl converter I think or my wires... electrically everything looks good)
<rperier> :)
<rperier> Tony_: not really, I am in france
<rperier> well, ignore my comment I misunderstood what you said, I need a coffee :D
<Tony_> rperier, enjoy your coffee. ;)
<rperier> (it's the morning here... I have just arrived to work)
<Tony_> rperier, cool, there is afternoon.
<rperier> Astralix1: did you try another uart btw ?
<rperier> except if you board is really damaged, it should work... I mean for system and kernel logs at least... perhaps with bootloader too if you use uboot
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<rperier> not really damaged *
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<AstralixNB> rperier, I have used three different dongles on three different rocks. The scope screens I shot where from two different rocks, each without any dongle connected.
<AstralixNB> So the defective roch shows a diffrent behavior than all others without any dongle involved. I will exchange the protection diodes at the pins and then check again.
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<AstralixNB> Probably I'll exchange them with something more robust and ESD countermeasure specialized than this poor 1N4148...
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<rperier> that's not possible to just exchange the board ? did you contact radxa ?
<rperier> (except if you enjoy to repair it yourself)
<rperier> mhhh nice http://pastebin.com/0Zq9kgAn :) (no, it does not flood at all !)
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<AstralixNB> rperier, I think it is not fair to insist on any guarantee if you got an early bird for free.
<AstralixNB> Second, it doesn't make sense to produce costs for P&P of several euros or dollars, if you have the parts of 0.02ct right on your desk.
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<rperier> Astralix1: oh you got it for free, I did not know
<rperier> well... that's true... if you can change the damaged part yourself easily... :/
<rperier> good point
<AstralixNB> I always try to repair first. especially if it easy.
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<AstralixNB> dump question... if I have an image of a single partition, I can mount it via mount. But how to mount an image, that contains multiple partitions?
<lioka> usually kpartx -av path/to/image.file
<lioka> and mount whatever partition you interested in
<lioka> but with rk i'm not sure in anything ??
<lioka> :]
<AstralixNB> no, it is a forensics thing with a wand board (iMX)
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<rperier> Astralix1: search for loopback mount or losetup on google
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<rperier> mmind00: did you apply for firefly "giving away" ? don't remember...
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<rperier> that's just to know if you paid customs duty
<rperier> (or if someone who applied for "giving away" program paid for customs duty)
<rperier> it depends on the company who ships the package probably..
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<mmind00> rperier: yes I applied ... but the package is still under way, so I can't say
<mmind00> rperier: as far as I can tell, customs also depend heavily on the grumpyness of the customs-guy ... I got packages of about the same value with and without customs :-)
<rperier> yeah, like me for my first radxa rock board (2013 edition) which I bought on internet and I did not pay for customs duty for example
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<naobsd> mmm
<naobsd> I want to restore git repos... but I have no free time today :(
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<mmind00> naobsd: for the sdmmc/jtag stuff you wondered about see https://github.com/mmind/linux-rockchip/commit/e058487f114e047b29b53b057d07f96b290a4bfb
<naobsd> mmind00: grf base+0x244 need to be 0x10000000 ?
<mmind00> naobsd: nope, grf uses the hiword-mask paradigm (1 << i+16 to write to bit i), so this disables bit12 of 0x244
<naobsd> ah, I see
<mmind00> naobsd: which is "Force select jtag function from sdmmc0 IO"
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<rperier> mmind00: Heiko, usually when you get something like these errors, that's not very good point, right ? http://pastebin.com/6PkLBQND (look at the end)
<rperier> this morning I had one partition on the sdcard , now the table partition is empty (I remove the unique partition) but I still get these strange errors
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<rperier> otherwise, the rest works just fine
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<mmind00> rperier: it suggests some problem with the card ... first check would be to try reading it on another device
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<rperier> already checked with an external sdcard reader , it works fine, and it works fine on the rock 2013 too
<jas-hacks> I got my firefly (giveaway) today but had to pay duty because of the DHL postage cost :(
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<mmind00> rperier: is it the same error for more than one card?
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<rperier> mmind00: don't know I have only one sdcard for now (class 10 50MB/s)
<rperier> I should test with another card from another class I think
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<AstralixNB1> heys guys
<AstralixNB1> mmind00?
<mmind00> AstralixNB1: yep
<AstralixNB1> I have a question about the way I could shortcut the access to closed drivers...
<AstralixNB1> If I design a driver, I can prepare a header file. With that header, other programs know how to access my drivers functions.
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<AstralixNB1> In case I ship only a closed source driver, other people can still use my driver as they know the function calls.
<AstralixNB1> Is this correct so far?
<mmind00> hmm, not sure ... kernel <-> userspace interaction normally doesn't work via header files I think
<mmind00> [if this is what you mean with "other people can use the driver"]
<mmind00> but for in-kernel users this should be mostly correct
<AstralixNB1> Ok, so that is the problem I actually face
<AstralixNB1> In case of the userspace drivers, they provide function calls in set of streams and io functions.
<AstralixNB1> so you don't have any header files, but predefined iocalls.
<AstralixNB1> Is it possible to fetch these iocalls in any automated way? Or are the only two ways documentation or disassembly?
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<mmind00> the only kernel <-> userspace interaction I have touches myself, were the ioctls of the imx epaper driver ... and there the constants defining the ioctl number where exchanged via a header
<mmind00> ok ... so there will often a header in use but mostly for defining these ioctl data
<mmind00> [just remembering this piece by piece :-) ]
<AstralixNB1> I am talking about RK drivers exporting VPU and other functions as userland drivers
<AstralixNB1> I am pretty upset with this tons of work trying to find out which call has been changed where in Android. RK is changing things with every release, google is changing things with every release...
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<mmind00> I always try to stay as far away as possible from such userspace interaction ... so I probably won't be any help here
<AstralixNB1> AS you might see from my queystion, I have sucessfully kept a wide distance beteen me and such things too... Unfortunately sometimes these things speed up fast and catch you
<AstralixNB1> would be nice if someone reading this could explain it to me
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<AstralixNB1> ok, a different question...
<AstralixNB1> ION is a android special memory allocator?
<AstralixNB1> I wonder why it is delivered as a closed .ko instead of an open source kernel module... There should not be any secrecy inside...
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<naobsd> rperier: what happen if you pull/push SD card?
<naobsd> rperier: or push(insert) SD card _after boot_
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