07:08 <nelson_> hi

11:22 <shahid__> hello

11:28 <shahid__> has anybody worked on the spi drivers of rockchip 3288??

11:52 <stdint> shahid__, yes what issue do you meet

11:59 <shahid__> Ok before that i have 1 question..

12:00 <shahid__> I have made a little blunder

12:02 <shahid__> I have ordered Firefly RK3288 instead of RADXA. and now i see that the community support of firefly is very bad. Is it possible to put RADXA ubuntu image on firefly RK3288 development board.

12:02 <shahid__> if it is possible what are the things i should be taking care of?

12:03 <stdint> shahid__, I have a firefly reload

12:03 <stdint> shahid__, would like to try debian in http://linux-rockchip.info/mw/index.php?title=Debian

12:03 <stdint> it is rockchip official release

12:05 <wens> shahid__: putting an image for one device onto another is never a good thing

12:06 <stdint> well, except the kernel, I think it would most of time I think

12:06 <wens> sure, but the dts is a big nono

12:07 <stdint> yes the dts is a part of kernel

12:07 <stdint> the Debian linaro doesn't included the kernel

12:07 <stdint> it is safe to be used

12:09 <stdint> My first touch of embeded system, is to run a kernel at my android phone

12:10 <stdint> I thought I could use the ARM Ltd to test, luckly it didn't broke my phone(it is msm phone)

12:10 <stdint> break my phone

12:50 <rperier> I love comments like the one did by "Bobby".... on https://olimex.wordpress.com/2016/08/30/free-electrons-add-mainline-linux-kernel-support-for-the-a13-allwinner-vpu . Seriously... (that's irronic)

12:50 <crz|3> @search rk3128

12:50 <rperier> :/

12:50 <crz|3> @search rk3128

12:50 <rperier> in this case he can still send patches or even better , dev boards to the community , imho. anyway :)

12:51 <crz|3> help

12:52 <crz|3> @help

12:52 <crz|3> @search rk3128

12:53 <crz|3> @Search rk3128

13:01 <mmind00> rperier: also I always find it strange that people then start pulling out the 3+ year old boards from their drawers when new soc developments get discussed ... it is pretty obvious that _all_ companies will focus their effort primarily on the new chips, even if their feelings about upstream change

13:07 <karlp> well, people are often using new boards with their factory software on them, then when theyt get a new one, they have an "old, unsexy" board available and free to play with, and they know it's perfectly capable of many things...

13:07 <karlp> also, if the boards are old, maybe the companies could just drop out some docs for the old parts, and let slow old hobbyists work on them slowly?

13:11 <mmind00> karlp: I think disclosing docs is always a difficult topic ... for the rk3188 / rk3066 I'm actually also hopeful ... i.e. there is preliminary mainline uboot support and it gets slowly pulled along ... although I think commentors always expect full-fledged working systems

13:33 <karlp> didn't read the comment itself, just know that for isntance, I have an old rk3066 I'd like to use, and I know and appreciate how much work is being done on the new chips, and I'm not asking for them to stop that and support my old stuff,

13:34 <karlp> but it's really hard for me to work on the old stuff now. source trees are gone or links are broken, no-one's intersted in it and there's no docs, and it's not really that old at all

13:44 <ayaka> I am doing the VPU for rockchip now

13:45 <ayaka> I have a few talk to #cedrus and request API guys, I hope I could finish it on time

13:48 <ayaka> Usually, the release development board would be a chip in previous generation

13:49 <ayaka> it becomes more obviously in China mainland, the foreign has released the previous generation development board

13:50 <ayaka> but China mainland just being to sell the previous previous generation

13:56 <jeffson> hi,everyone

13:56 <jeffson> where can I find the rockchip rk3229 SDK?

13:57 <wens> ayaka: i thought it was the other way around? at least for allwinner stuff, the chinese firms release stuff quicker

13:57 <ayaka> jeffson, the kernel is ready

13:58 <ayaka> wens, but the sunxi is famous for unstable

13:58 <wens> :(

13:58 <wens> which is probably why i only buy boards to mainline

13:59 <ayaka> Not prejudice or mean to be, but the sunxi is just like those vendors in Taiwan(except MTk)

14:00 <rperier> I agree, but that's bad to have these SoCs not fully supported (even if you do a great job, Heiko. That's not what I mean ;) ). I think that there are two main blocking issues are: lake of documentations, and companies always focus on the last SoCs and don't care too much about the old ones. It might be interesting for one technical point: power consumption typically

14:00 <ayaka> when I worked in Taiwan, I know there are many chip vendors have the ARM produce theyselves

14:00 <rperier> (off: I will take some time in the week and in the week-end to test what you asked btw, I did not forget ;) )

14:01 <ayaka> but those IP are just could be run, but very unstable

14:01 <jeffson_> hi

14:01 <jeffson_> ayaka

14:02 <ayaka> jeffson_, you could use one for the rk3228

14:02 <jeffson_> the same as rk3229?

14:03 <jeffson_> i mean basic feature

14:03 <ayaka> yes, most of thing are the same, and you could find the kernel in the wiki

14:03 <jeffson_> thanks ,i will chekout later.

14:04 <jeffson_> one more thing,do you know how to add portait mode support on rk3228 kernel?

14:04 <jeffson_> my tv box now only support landscape mpde

14:05 <wens> ayaka: hehe

14:05 <wens> another example comes to mind: Aspeed

14:10 <jeffson_> ayaka:can you give me the rk3228 link,i can not find it

14:11 <ayaka> jeffson_, https://github.com/rockchip-linux/kernel

14:11 <jeffson_> thanks

14:32 <ayaka> rperier, as I said before, the profile comes from Android, for the rk plus the chrome book

14:32 <ayaka> after those been done, only loving people left

19:59 <peba> hello, anyone using kernel 4.4 and linaro-alip debian image ?

20:00 <peba> on RK3288 ?

20:12 <topi`> I have rk3288 but haven't really tested that

20:13 <topi`> what's special about the "alip" image?

20:26 <peba> https://wiki.linaro.org/Platform/DevPlatform/Rootfs Alip is a small image for bringup

20:28 <peba> i am currently using a MiQi board with Mainline U-Boot 2016.09

23:23 <ayaka> the Rockchip SDK is based on the linaro lip

23:23 <ayaka> s/lip/alip/

23:24 <ayaka> but it would not have opengl acceleration