<libv>
this is just the machine the kernel was built on
<Turl>
I know
<Turl>
but I didn't envision chinese makers using dell hw
<libv>
this really smells like a standard mele or allwinner evb build
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<libv>
yay. meminfo
<HdkR>
yay
<libv>
patches and pictures, tomorrow
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<paulk-collins>
hi, where can I find those fedora images I've been told of?
<paulk-collins>
my device is the zatab (a10)
<paulk-collins>
I'd love to have gnome-shell running if possible
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<Wizzup>
I did see this: There is no real difference between NAND and an SD-card apart from the fact that directly attached flash use the Sunxi NAND controller directly while SD-Cards come with a standard interface and an embedded controller.
<Wizzup>
but I am not sure what this implies
<mnemoc>
allwinner implements the wear leveling and bad blocks handling as part of their monster nand driver
<mnemoc>
which the mtd driver doesn't
<Wizzup>
I see, and the monster nand driver is in the 3.4 linux-sunxi kernel
* Wizzup
is now starting to understand the problems with mainline nand a bit more
<mnemoc>
yup
<mnemoc>
same applies to nand support in u-boot
<mnemoc>
and the compatibility issues involved
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<paulk-collins>
wow cool, fedora is starting up
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<paulk-collins>
ts not working though
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<paulk-collins>
omg and it's running with llvmpipe
<paulk-collins>
awesome
<plaes>
what machine?
<paulk-collins>
zatab
<paulk-collins>
apparently, the ts module gives i2c errors
<Turl>
paulk-collins: you have an og one?
<Turl>
paulk-collins: with gt801?
<paulk-collins>
what's og?
<Turl>
original
<paulk-collins>
yes it's an original
<paulk-collins>
but has ft5x_ts
<Turl>
ah
<paulk-collins>
I mean, it was bought from zareason
<Turl>
mine has a goodix
<paulk-collins>
the script.bin handles various cases
<Turl>
are you sure it has a ft5x?
<Turl>
my script also lists it as #1 but it's a goodix
<paulk-collins>
the goodix module wouldn't load, saying ft5x_ts doesn't match its CTP_NAME
<paulk-collins>
because i2c errors likely indicate it's the wrong chip
<paulk-collins>
I'll check what android has
<paulk-collins>
yeah, runs goodix_touch_3F
<Turl>
paulk-collins: the driver there should work
<paulk-collins>
alright
<paulk-collins>
thanks
<Turl>
the one I linked
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<Turl>
paulk-collins: are you running gnome shell with llvmpipe btw?
<Turl>
paulk-collins: last I tried it was unusable, like 0.5fps
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<aep>
hm, how do i get hdmi working on the cubiebaord? i've got the fex setup, but X is whining about having no display
<aep>
how do i debug this?
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<aep>
[ 194.032] (II) FBTURBO(0): No sunxi-g2d hardware detected (check /dev/disp and /dev/g2d)
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<Turl>
aep: do you have disp and g2d?
<Turl>
(or at least disp?)
<aep>
norp
<aep>
should the mali driver give me those?
<Turl>
then you somehow didn't enable the display stuff on your kernel
<Turl>
mali is completely unrelated
<aep>
well i have /dev/fb and this worked with lcd
<aep>
ah
<Turl>
aep: make sure you have CONFIG_FB_SUNXI{,_LCD,_HDMI}=y on your config
<mnemoc>
Turl: will you submit the goodix driver to sunxi-3.4?
<mnemoc>
just 5806 mails to read :\
<Turl>
mnemoc: I wanted to clean it first, it's pretty ugly
<Turl>
but if you're not complaining we can push it as is and clean later :)
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<mnemoc>
Turl: in the legacy kernels we always import first and clean on the go
<Turl>
mnemoc: ok
<Turl>
mnemoc: do you want me to push it or ML?
<mnemoc>
happy customers first.... quality... for mainlining :p
<mnemoc>
Turl: ML please
<Turl>
ok
<Turl>
after I get my desktop online again I'll send it
<Turl>
paulk-collins: if you can confirm it works for you too even better :)
<aep>
Turl: yes i have CONFIG_FB_SUNXI_HDMI=y
<aep>
and CONFIG_FB_SUNXI_LCD=y
<aep>
[ 0.527959] sunxi disp driver loaded (/dev/disp api 1.0)
<aep>
and i do have a /dev/disp actually, just not /dev/g2*
<aep>
huh. rebooting magically fixed it
<oliv3r>
paulk-collins: if you recall my presentation, touchscreen drivers are a big mess on a lot of devices; that said, the zatab should be ok supported; it was one of the earlier sunxi supporters (they kinda left us though)
<oliv3r>
paulk-collins: which fedora image did you use in the end? i guess hansg's version?
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<paulk-collins>
Turl, well I didn't try yet, but I'll try to let you know when I'm to the point of building kernels
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<Nazcafan>
When flashing for the first time my cubietruck, I had to use some weird tool (probably provide by sunxi) this involved building a kernel module
<Nazcafan>
I kind of remember coming across a project that aimed to write a replacement tool, probably using libusb
<mnemoc>
awutils
<Nazcafan>
ah, yes
<mnemoc>
it's also possible to use ./fel (from sunxi-tools) to push an open source linux based installer (which no one has written yet)
<mnemoc>
but it was awutils who intended to mimic livesuit
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<speakman>
I'm trying to make a simple Qt app using QGraphicsView with a QGLWidget viewport (for maximum acceleration), but then the app won't start with the following error message "EGLFS: OpenGL windows cannot be mixed with others."
<speakman>
It's probably because I'm first creating a QWidget which holds the QGraphicsView which in turn has the QGLWidget viewport.
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<paulk-collins>
so yeah, modprobe mali with X running makes it crash
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<ssvb>
paulk-collins: if you have "sunxi_no_mali_mem_reserve" kernel cmdline option used with old kernel, then "modprobe mali" indeed corrupts memory and kills the system
<paulk-collins>
like just removing the option from cmdline?
<ssvb>
yes, this is safe, you will just have 64MB of RAM getting unconditionally reserved for mali at boot time
<paulk-collins>
alright
<Nazcafan>
I am struggling to build awflash, it seems I need a version of libusb that contains libusb_device_handle, as well as usb_dev_handle, and none of the versions I have on my debian system matches
<Nazcafan>
I have 0.1 as well as 1.0 installed
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<hramrach>
Nazcafan: I guess it's just broken
<hramrach>
uses a mix of old and new and nonexistent interface
<hramrach>
also there were a few versions of awutils floating around iirc so you might have better luck with another repo
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<Nazcafan>
...
<ZetaNeta>
Does A10 provide anything similar to a TPM?
<ZetaNeta>
(Or to be exact, a iNet97-f board)
<ZetaNeta>
or a way to edit the bootup in a way preventing booting off anything but the nand?
<ZetaNeta>
(No, my dear GNU people, this is meant to enforce the password, not to lock the user)
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<mnemoc>
A10 can ALWAYS boot from uSD
<mnemoc>
thanks to that feature we are where we are
<ZetaNeta>
mnemoc, Eh...
<ZetaNeta>
Then, i only see "self-destruction" as a security feature
* ZetaNeta
no longer trusts encryption... only the explosives
<ZetaNeta>
from another side, this may be quite useless, as while there is no way to prove if the "physical" and "logical" owner match, the device will "be still alive"
<ZetaNeta>
(I mean like, before its even powered up to show a passwd prompt)
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<breeze7>
I have an A13 device. Is it ok to use the toolchain mentionen on AOSP site: /prebuilts/gcc/linux-x86/arm/arm-eabi-4.6/bin/arm-eabi- or is it better to use the toolchain from the wiki /home/user/folder/gcc-linaro-arm-linux-gnueabihf-*_linux/bin/arm-linux-gnueabihf- ?
<paulk-collins>
perhaps linaro has more optimizations?
<atsampson>
I just use the Emdebian one...
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<breeze7_>
And by the way: There exist 2 possible toolchains from the AOSP sources: what is the difference between /prebuilts/gcc/linux-x86/arm/arm-eabi-4.6 AND platform/prebuilts/gcc/linux-x86/arm/arm-linux-androideabi-4.6 ?
<Turl>
breeze7_ second one is tuned to build userspace binaries
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<ssvb>
lioka: can you show the initial part of dmesg log with the memory reservation messages?
<ssvb>
lioka: have you also tried mostly unmodified sun4i_defconfig?
<lioka>
ssvb: well, it fails with 'CMA: failed to reserve xxx MiB' with no additional indications
<ssvb>
lioka: there should be a lot of messages about memory reservation for G2D and other things, and also the total amount of RAM in your system and other interesting information