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<LongWork> stdint: morning :)
<LongWork> what should i expect from that mpp rebase, should that alter performance ?
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<lkcl> moorning all
<lkcl> does anyone have a working rk3288-firefly config and kernel
<lkcl> mainline-ish
<lkcl> i managed to trash mine
<lkcl> currently trying mmind's 4.10
<lkcl> Latest commit 59331c2
<lkcl> which bizarrely stops at "smp: Bringing up secondary CPUs ..."
<lkcl> as have all other versions
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<FUZxxl> Good morning!
<lkcl> moornin
<FUZxxl> I'm trying to port FreeBSD to the Tinker board but I'm running into some problems
<FUZxxl> specifically, I need to build an U-Boot with CONFIG_API
<FUZxxl> but trying to build my own U-Boot failed in a number of funny ways
<FUZxxl> though, I don't really have time right now, maybe in a couple of hours.
<LongWork> stdint: wanted to test the "mpi_dec_test" sample to compare the differents methods listed in that test program.
<LongWork> but when starting it ... i get a dlopen error
<stdint> lkcl, I have at home
<lkcl> stdint: whew... :)
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<LongWork> sudo ./mpi_dec_test -i ../../chess.ts -w 3840 -h 2160 -t 16777220 -d 0
<LongWork> vpu_api: dlopen vpu lib failed
<stdint> I could send you, it is quit now, based on next-20170303
<stdint> LongChair, of course, there is not libvpu
<LongWork> so that sample is broken for now ?
<lkcl> stdint: not sure what happened that i can't get it booting, now.
<lkcl> stdint: yes please.
<stdint> lkcl, have you got the u-boot work?
<lkcl> stdint: yes. and usb-boot-upload
<stdint> then the memory is fine, how does the early printk said?
<stdint> what does the early printk say
<vagrantc> lkcl: the debian jessie-backports, sid and experimental kernels all work on the firefly
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<lkcl> what's happening is: if i switch off SMP it gets as far as trying to talk to the SYR827, then goes into a hang on event wait timeout
<stdint> lkcl, it can't be
<lkcl> however if i *enable* SMP it hangs at Setting up static identity map for 0x100000 - 0x100058
<lkcl> smp: Bringing up secondary CPUs ...
<lkcl> stdint: i can't deny what i'm seeing with my own eyes... :)
<stdint> anyway, just wait I am back to home, I would send my kernel and config to you
<lkcl> stdint: thxman
<stdint> Oh, I forget, I may access my computer now
<lkcl> :)
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<FUZxxl> Hello!
<FUZxxl> Now I'm back.
<FUZxxl> I'm trying to port FreeBSD to the Tinker board but I'm running into some problems
<FUZxxl> specifically, I need to build an U-Boot with CONFIG_API
<FUZxxl> but trying to build my own U-Boot failed in a number of funny ways
<FUZxxl> I have checked out Rockchip's U-Boot fork and succesfully compiled a bootloader without any modifications
<FUZxxl> however, as opposed to the U-Boot they ship on their images, this one doesn't print anything to the TTY until the Linux kernel boots
<FUZxxl> How can I change this?
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<Fantu> hi, I built a rk3188 image with https://github.com/rockchip-linux/rk3188-manifests and write it to nand, it boot until desktop is visible on screen but sustem seems freeze, mouse and keyboard are not working (I also tried to switch to test terminal) and also network seems not working (tried to search it in dhcp for ssh access), I don't found a way to access to logs in nand or other way to debug the problem. Can someone help me
<phh> FUZxxl: you're on uart1 or 2? I've been told tinker inverted it compared to standard rockchip
<phh> (standard rockchip is uart2, tinker is uart1)
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<LongChair> @ayaka : so where is the aclk / hclk divider set ?
<LongChair> for the hevc clock
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<FUZxxl> phh: not sure
<FUZxxl> I connect to the pins where the RPi has its UART and where the U-Boot on Rockchip's Linux images prints its output
<phh> ok so that's uart1
<phh> that's with miniarm target I guess?
<FUZxxl> phh: I compiled U-Boot for the target tinker-rk3288_defconfig or whatever it's called
<phh> wzyy2: ^^^ your u-boot outputs on uart1 or uart2 on miniarm?
<FUZxxl> I'm not on my development machine right now
<FUZxxl> phh: i have no idea. How do I find out?
<wzyy2> uart2
<phh> FUZxxl: so that's your problem
<FUZxxl> phh: how can I toggle the UART it prints to?
<FUZxxl> naobsd: ping
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<ayaka> LongChair, I have told you before
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<FUZxxl> naobsd: ping
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<LongChair> ayaka: you indeed told me where to set the aclk, also that there were ratios between aclk and hclk, but we didn't discuss where that ratio was stored afaik :)
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<ayaka> ok it in the clock driver
<ayaka> but I forget where it is LongChair
<ayaka> the datasheet said it support 1:4 mode and 1:1 but I forget whether it supports 1:2
<ayaka> I think the clock driver would choose a fix ratios for the freq div reg
<ayaka> but increasing the hclk won't improve the performance I think
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<FUZxxl> naobsd: ping
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<bertje__> hi all
<bertje__> i’m working on a board based on the rk3288
<bertje__> but i can’t seem to get the OTG port working on device mode
<bertje__> i’m using the mainline kernel, 4.8.1
<bertje__> are there any gadget related patches for the dwc2 driver we should be aware of ?