08:34 <wadim_> Am I right that u-boot is currently missing functionality to keep the IO domains in sync with the regulators?

08:35 <beeble> wadim_: yes

08:38 <beeble> wadim_: as a workaround set the grf register in misc_init_r

08:39 <beeble> http://git.denx.de/?p=u-boot.git;a=commit;h=aa41220f6f7c79284ce5880e2533f81c125237a4 as a example for a GPIO4 pin

08:41 <wadim_> alright, I just wondered if this kind of workaround is accepted in the u-boot

08:50 <beeble> having a proper way to do it would be nice but nobody was yet interested enough to model it correctly into the regulators framework

14:06 <eballetbo> hi! I am looking at ddrfreq stuff and I am wondering if this patch will be accepted in mainline: https://chromium-review.googlesource.com/c/chromiumos/third_party/kernel/+/395550/14

14:07 <eballetbo> I am not sure if this is always true, I mean, looks to me that depends on ATF version running? or I am wrong?

14:07 <eballetbo> dianders^ maybe you have a clue on this?

15:04 <dianders> @eballetbo Might need to email someone at Rockchip about this? Basically I have no idea if any rk3399 devices besides those in Chromebooks support DDRFreq anyway. ...or maybe someone here knows? All the DDRFreq stuff in ATF was co-developed by Rockchip and Google engineers. It's all supposed to be upstream in ARM's ATF repo (you could check to make sure), but (I think) historically Rockchip's other devices used a

15:04 <dianders> heavily-modified private fork of ATF, so maybe they don't have any DDRFreq support at all? ...or maybe they ported all this stuff from ATF? ...from a Chrome OS device perspective, you should be able to rely on a new enough ATF.

19:20 <ayaka> dianders, actually the rockchip staff is here

19:28 <adj__> ayaka, do rockchip staff hang around here?

19:31 <ayaka> yes, stdint is here

19:32 <ayaka> but it is about 3:32 am at the China, where the rockchip hq is

19:34 <adj__> it seems that mmind00 is who is mainlining the kernel, but I think that he doesn't work for rockchip

19:35 <mmind00> adj__: correct :-)

19:35 <adj__> mmind00, bq?

19:35 <mmind00> yep

19:35 <adj__> I know some nice people from bq

19:35 <adj__> :)

19:36 <adj__> well they are not there anymore

19:36 <mmind00> :-)

19:53 <dianders> ayaka: Even better then! :) When they wake up they can see if they know the answer...

19:54 <ayaka> I think he has, but not at the working time now, the hq is at CST+8