<hanetzer>
gah... so close. coreboot log ends at 'Payload not loaded.' and I have no idea why :<
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<hanetzer>
sphalerite: so, I am not in a position to test it right now but I'm pretty sure this is doable :D
<sphalerite>
hanetzer: awesome. Without a flash replacement?
<hanetzer>
yep.
<hanetzer>
may be a tight squeeze tho
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<hanetzer>
alright. got a combined uImage.FIT(kernel+dtb+initramfs) of 6.6mb, should be just small enough to fit nicely :)
<sphalerite>
\o/
<hanetzer>
sphalerite: next order of business is packaging sbase/ubase/sinit for buildroot and porting the busybox init scripts to sinit
<hanetzer>
then we can have a more fully featured initrd for debugging in a similar size
<sphalerite>
how much of that is the initramfs?
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<hanetzer>
of the 6.6mb? 1.9mb
<hanetzer>
and that's with a fair amount of standard busybox carved out
<hanetzer>
if possible I'd like to cook a fully generic gru fit image with petitboot :)
<sphalerite>
sounds awesome
<sphalerite>
The suzyQ cable should let me test this while still providing a recovery option if I brick it, right?
<sphalerite>
Also, I have a nanopi (rk3399) here which I'd like to get mainline linux running on. How painful is this likely to be? I've tried just naively kexecing into a generic image and giving it the dtb from the downstream kernel, but it didn't like that ("Kernel panic - not syncing: ERROR: Failed to allocate 0x0000000000001000 bytes below 0x0000000000000000.")
<sphalerite>
I can see how trying to allocate below 0x0 might be problematic, and I'm guessing the device tree is the place to fix this? But I just generally have no idea currently
<hanetzer>
sphalerite: no idea about the suzyq cable recovery mechanisms
<hanetzer>
mrchromebox in #coreboot prolly knows something about it.
<sphalerite>
I seem to recall something about it exposing jtag
<hanetzer>
does the nanopi have a upstreamed dts?
<sphalerite>
no
<sphalerite>
that's the difficulty ;)
<mmind00>
sphalerite: I think I remember merging a nanopi-dts for 5.1