16:53 <anarsoul> mmind00: are you around?

16:53 <mmind00> anarsoul: yeah

16:53 <mmind00> chilling in a hotel in Edinburgh :-)

16:53 <anarsoul> nice

16:53 <anarsoul> :)

16:53 <mmind00> ELCE is here from monday

16:54 <anarsoul> mmind00: is there a status matrix for rockchip cpus something similar to http://linux-sunxi.org/Linux_mainlining_effort ?

16:54 <mmind00> anarsoul: I think Rockchip keeps something like this in their vendor wiki

16:55 <mmind00> anarsoul: and when the linux-rockchip wiki still existed there was something like that as well ... for mainline you can also just look into the rkxxxx.dtsi of course ;-)

16:55 <mmind00> anarsoul: any special component you're interested in?

16:56 <anarsoul> mmind00: HDMI for rk3328

16:56 <mmind00> anarsoul: 4.20

16:56 <anarsoul> cool

16:56 <anarsoul> what about higher speed for eMMC?

16:57 <anarsoul> currently it's running @50MHz

16:59 <mmind00> anarsoul: no idea ... just try setting it to a nice frequency? ... I think the soc datasheets do specify maximum frequencies for ip blocks

17:01 <anarsoul> mmind00: probably dts is missing mmc-hs200-1_8v?

17:01 <anarsoul> I wonder if driver supports it...

17:02 <anarsoul> let me try...

17:02 <mmind00> anarsoul: I'd guess that is more a per-board thing depending on the actual emmc chip?

17:02 <anarsoul> my emmc chip supports hs200 for sure

17:03 <anarsoul> (it's rock64 board btw with eMMC connector - I'm using my spare 16G eMMC module)

17:07 <anarsoul> yep, works just fine if I add mmc-hs200-1_8v

17:09 <anarsoul> I'll test it for a day and then send the patch

17:39 <mmind00> anarsoul: great :-)

17:56 <anarsoul> seems to work fine, it survived 'pacman -Syu' and several reboots afterwards