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<Turl> nazcafan: I believe the bus is there, if that's what you're asking
<nazcafan> Turl, my question is what is SPI, among tons of other questions like "how come ifconfig on my debian seems so ancient compared to the cubietruck's net-tools
<wens> nazcafan: the bus is there, but there is no flash chip on it that stores a MAC address
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<nazcafan> I think I retrieved the mac address from the cubietruck ifconfig
<nazcafan> what do you guys mean by "the bus is there"?
<wens> meaning the A20 has an SPI controller
<wens> if you're using 3.4 kernel, the gmac driver generates a random MAC address if one wasn't provided in the fex file
<nazcafan> is this somehow problematic?
<nazcafan> at a hardware level, I mean
<wens> no. it just means the MAC address you got with ifconfig is likely bogus :/
<nazcafan> (I understanding that a random MAC adress can be problematic if you want to configure a dhcp server)
<nazcafan> ah
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<nazcafan> wens, bogus like arbitrary, or rather random? Right now I am using the Fedora 20 image that was provided by cubietruck (I just received an sdcard yesterday, so I am slowly following wiki steps)
<nazcafan> basically, do you mean that if I restart the cubietruck, I should get a totally different mac address? or is it always the same one, allbeit a random one?
<wens> nazcafan: if it's not written in the fex file, you get a totally (meaning the prefix is random, can be unicast or multicast) random MAC address each time you boot
<wens> and it's more than likely to be different each time.
<nazcafan> ok, so does it mean that the hardware has not intrinsic mac address?
<nazcafan> or just that the driver doesn't have a way to retrieve it ... yet?
<wens> the hardware does not have any mac address burned in.
<nazcafan> interesting!
<wens> and AFAIK allwinner hasn't registered an OUI (mac prefix), so unlikely they will ever provide one
<wens> it's up to the vendors
<nazcafan> ok, thanks for the info, wens, I'll definitely set a fixed address, so I can configure my dhcp server and polling local ip addresses to ssh
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<nazcafan> mhh, I don't know whethe it's Fedora or the hardware, but the halt process doesn't seem to work so well
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<idella4> I think this; dd if=u-boot-sunxi-with-spl.bin of=/dev/${card} bs=1024 seek=8 is TOTALLY confounding the kernel from having a chance of finding and loading the .dtb file
<idella4> It's there but never found and/or read
<Nyuutwo> idella4: this command just installs u-boot to sd card
<Nyuutwo> you need load dtb to memory in u-boot for kernel
<Nyuutwo> I don't remember if default commands have support of it out of box (I'm happy user of 3.4 kernel)
<Nyuutwo> and also stale enviroment on sd card could override new default commands for booting
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<Turl> idella4: as Nyuutwo said, that just installs uboot
<idella4> I've made the boot procedure according to the guides and it;s never read or loaded
<idella4> reading ./sun7i-a20-cubieboard2.dtb
<idella4> ** Unable to read file ./sun7i-a20-cubieboard2.dtb **
<idella4> it's there but it's never 'seen' / read / loaded
<idella4> tried several times. It does reading /uImage
<idella4> then the next cmd is to read / load the sun7i-a20-cubieboard2.dtb and it never does
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<Nyuutwo> idella4: do you have this file on sd card?
<idella4> yes, it's on the partition 1
<idella4> a boot partition
<idella4> it finds and reads the kernel image then can't do the sun7i-a20-cubieboard2.dtb
<Nyuutwo> idella4: try fatls mmc 0 (i am writing this from my head so check help if it doesn't work)
<idella4> both from load mmc 0 ?
<Nyuutwo> idella4: nope
<Nyuutwo> it just lists file
<Nyuutwo> fatls mmc 0
<Nyuutwo> that is full command
<Nyuutwo> next parameter is just folder which you want to list
<idella4> from the serial console displaying booting?
<Nyuutwo> idella4: from u-boot
<Nyuutwo> and yes from serial you interface with it
<idella4> ook
<wens> just ordered a A23 tablet
<idella4> ok from the serial console; sun7i# fatls mmc 0
<idella4> hang on
<idella4> it just appears to hang
<idella4> it should fire if I put into uEnv.txt because I know that is being read and run
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<idella4> # ls -ld /run/media/testuser/67CD-B05D/sun7i-a20-cubieboard2.dtb -rw-r--r-- 1 testuser testuser 15599 Feb 27 09:34 /run/media/testuser/67CD-B05D/sun7i-a20-cubieboard2.dtb
<idella4> amazing
<idella4> the cmd worked. lists 11 file(s), 1 dir(s) and completely blind to the .dtb file
<idella4> nice
<Nyuutwo> idella4: did you unmount sd card properly?
<idella4> well yes; this is my setup
<idella4> each time I have to remove the SanDisk card from the cb2
<Nyuutwo> idella4: i say when you uploaded dtb file form pc
<idella4> along with the usb adaptor card reader , load the SD card into it, then plug into the tower
<idella4> yes I made the kernel image and the sun7i-a20-cubieboard2.dtb in thye tower
<Nyuutwo> idella4: i run command like umount /dev/sdb1; umount /dev/sdb2; sync
<idella4> copied them to the part1, the boot partition of the SD card
<idella4> oooooh the sync
<idella4> ok
<Nyuutwo> i'm not sure if it is really needed but i preffer to stay by safe side
<idella4> yep right
<Nyuutwo> i just remember joke about secretary profficient in unix
<idella4> go on
<Nyuutwo> i'm bad joke teller, and I just don't remember commands so it will be wrong
<idella4> oh nm
<Nyuutwo> found it
<Nyuutwo> director to secretary:
<Nyuutwo> Please copy our buisness partners results for may , they will come here in the moment
<Nyuutwo> - Good morning, do I shoud copy you monthly reports?
<Nyuutwo> - Good morning, yes, here we have clean diskette
<Nyuutwo> - of course
<Nyuutwo> She puts diskette to drive and ...
<Nyuutwo> # mkfs -t vfat -c /dev/fd0h1440
<Nyuutwo> # mount -t vfat -o iocharset=iso8859-2,codepage=852 /dev/fd0 /mnt/floppy
<Nyuutwo> # ls -la /mnt/floppy/Wyniki_Kwiecień.[a-z][A-Z] && sync && sleep 3
<Nyuutwo> # find / -noleaf -type f -name Wyniki_Kwiecień.[a-zA-Z] -exec cp ‘{ }’ /mnt/floppy \;
<Nyuutwo> She removes diskeette form drive
<Nyuutwo> Buissnes parters looks on screen and themselfs.
<Nyuutwo> - Holly shit (hard to translate from my native language)
<Nyuutwo> Secretary:
<idella4> hmm yep
<Nyuutwo> - Snap, I have forgotten unmount diskette ince again
<idella4> b4 removal
<idella4> I follow pretty sure;
<idella4> kernel-3.14 # history | tail -30 shows I did the sync this time
<Nyuutwo> and your pc shows contents
<idella4> # ls /run/media/testuser/67CD-B05D boot.xen sun7i-a20-cubieboard2.dtb uImage xen-4.3.gz xen.gz zImage kernels uEnv.txt xen-4.3.1.gz xen-4.gz xen-syms-4.3.1
<Nyuutwo> idella4: fat16 or 32?
<idella4> checking
<Nyuutwo> it could be some problem with long names in u-boot
<Nyuutwo> i just avoid fat when i can
<idella4> hmm ok well I can convert it 2 ext2 3 or 4 easily enough
<Nyuutwo> idella4: and use extload than fatload
<idella4> 'yes, extnload
<Nyuutwo> afair there is extload that resolves which ext it is
<idella4> oh so just extload will do then...
<idella4> nice
<Nyuutwo> if in doubt just use u-boot help
<idella4> 'right
<idella4> thx Nyuutwo appreciate your effort
<idella4> and the joke
<Nyuutwo> heh, just translating from my native language
<idella4> well that kind of helps. I speak a second but 99% sure not yours
<Nyuutwo> heh, Polish is my native language
<Nyuutwo> btw I use gentoo too
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<idella4> ah nice
<idella4> I thought it was Polish or Xzek
<idella4> Polish or Czek rather
<Nyuutwo> but on arm I am using arch (compiling takes too long)
<idella4> well makes perfect sense
<Nyuutwo> heh, Czech language for polish people is sometime funny
<idella4> man years ago a housemate was Czek, and I recall Polish and Czek could be undderstood by one another
<Nyuutwo> for example both in Czech and Polish there is a word dywan, but in Polish means carpet, and in Czech means couch
<pirea> Nyuutwo why you din't try gentoo?
<pirea> :|
<Nyuutwo> pirea: I remember when I installed gentoo on Celeron@300 and forgot to update it regularry
<Nyuutwo> small home file server
<Nyuutwo> and it was true introduction to linux (beforehand I toyed with mandrake few years before and at gentoo server time I also had on laptop installed mandriva alongside windows but I didn't used it)
<Nyuutwo> but then I removed windows and installed gentoo as only system (I don't remember if i used mandriva for some time)
<pirea> gentoo is the most flexible linux
<pirea> and usable
<Nyuutwo> and this install of gentoo survived emerge -C world (was very sleepy and didn't know what I was doing), change of disk, change of laptop
<Nyuutwo> pirea: but when you know it you have hard time what choose for server
<Nyuutwo> and ubuntu release cycle starts to look brainfarted
<pirea> nyuutwo for servers my choice always will be gentoo :)
<pirea> because i cand do everything as i want
<Nyuutwo> hmm, and now I have bigger problem which distro to use for router (+ lan management scripts/webapp)
<Nyuutwo> now I have debian squeeze and its support ends
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<Nyuutwo> meybe, gentoo hardened? is there other distro that hardens themself?
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<pirea> Nyuutwo x86 or arm?
<Nyuutwo> x86
<pirea> is about router
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<Nyuutwo> and it has load average of 0.00
<pirea> Nyuutwo IPFire?
<Nyuutwo> pirea: has it static mac-ip mapping?
<Nyuutwo> enforced by inserting static ARP + sending dhcp leases based on this thing (~500 users to manage)
<pirea> Nyuutwo idk
<Nyuutwo> arpwatch is a must + I am thinking of starting usage of SNMP in some switches that I have
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<Nyuutwo> there is http://www.lms.org.pl/ but I don't know how it will apply to my usage
<idella4> hmm well there we have it;
<idella4> Unknown command 'extload'
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<Nyuutwo> idella4: it can be not compiled in default config of u-boot
<idella4> must be
<Nyuutwo> idella4: checked in sources, there is ext2 and ext4
<Nyuutwo> just use command help to list avalible commands
<idella4> ok
<Nyuutwo> I could mix extload with other bootloader, or something like ext2load didn't care which ext was provided
<idella4> Loading Device Tree to 40ff9000, end 40fffcee ... O yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay
<Nyuutwo> just too much pararell developing
<idella4> seems so
<Nyuutwo> and sunxi i use as user, on others I make it work
<Nyuutwo> I wait for patch for good axp support (tablet)
<Nyuutwo> and meantime I try to hack my oscilloscope (s3c2440 based)
<idella4> gawd; @ http://bpaste.net/show/183215/ it loads them, goes 1 line then hangs
<Nyuutwo> idella4: probably bad debug serial port selected
<idella4> it's a serial cable, usb onto the tower, the 3 pins into the cb2 at the other
<idella4> came with the cb2
<idella4> it boots the 3/4 kernel ok
<idella4> the 3.4-75 I think it is
<Nyuutwo> idella4: check Kernel hacking -> Kernel low-level debugging functions
<idella4> you mean the kernel hacking in the next kernel config I take it
<Nyuutwo> idella4: i mean in kernel make menuconfig
<Nyuutwo> '
<idella4> yes that's what I meant
<Nyuutwo> there you select uart debug port, but it breaks platform portability
<Nyuutwo> and i checked that on 3.4 sun7i_defconfig doesn't set any port
<idella4> ah ok
<Nyuutwo> but interestingly in system type there is option for low level debug ...
<Nyuutwo> something probably nonstandard done by aw
<Nyuutwo> and I didn't done 3.12 as I want more usable kernel
<Nyuutwo> (and I am little afraid of dtb)
<Nyuutwo> it looks very good idea but learning curve for writing them is steep
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<idella4> hope it's; debugging messages via sunXi UART0
<idella4> other possible option is debugging via 8250 UART
<Nyuutwo> btw show your bootoptions from u-boot
<idella4> the uEnv.txt?
<Nyuutwo> nope
<Nyuutwo> printenv bootargs
<Nyuutwo> afair
<Nyuutwo> it should have something like console=<device>
<Nyuutwo> but I don.t remember prefix of serial ports in sunxi
<idella4> oooh ok
<idella4> bootargs=earlyprintk console=ttyS0,115200 root=/dev/mmcblk0p2 ro loglevel=8 rootwait mac_addr=c0:b0:0a:44:65:28
<Nyuutwo> should work
<idella4> this is in the uEnv.txt from yr colleague, slightly edited
<idella4> hmm yes
<idella4> anyway i'll re-do the kernel with the above
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<idella4> let's add; Uncompressing Linux... done, booting the kernel.
<Nyuutwo> so, one message more
<Nyuutwo> I suspect some issues with march id but it should print it out
<Nyuutwo> or some bad configured pio in dtb for serial
<Nyuutwo> that are my guesses
<idella4> hmm yes
<idella4> you mean "gpio_out"?
<Nyuutwo> idella4: i didn't configured dtb for sunxi (yet)
<idella4> aha
<Nyuutwo> idella4: 3.13?
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<idella4> 3.14 actually, cloned it inside last 24 hours
<Nyuutwo> i cannot find anything obvious why it doesn't worl
<Nyuutwo> meaybe changing marchid to bogus would show some light
<idella4> marchid where?
<idella4> march id CFLAG of the build?
<Nyuutwo> idella4: u-boot passes it to kernel
<idella4> ah u-boot I see
<Nyuutwo> 10. Starting the kernel
<Nyuutwo> and also 9. Obtaining the ARM Linux machine type
<Nyuutwo> but atag is old way, and dtb is replacing it by providing more informations
<idella4> aha
<idella4> I'm thinking the sunxi_defconfig is underdone for the needs
<Nyuutwo> idella4: not sun7i?
<Nyuutwo> some memory clashes possible
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<idella4> oh joy, software interrupt; pc : [<01c00004>] lr : [<01c00004>] & more
<mripard> idella4: please paste the full bootlog and the commands you're using to load the kernel
<idella4> autoload=no bootargs=earlyprintk console=ttyS0,115200 root=/dev/mmcblk0p2 ro loglevel=8 roo twait mac_addr=c0:b0:0a:44:65:28 boot_mmc=ext2load mmc 0 0x46000000 /uImage;ext2load mmc 0 0x490 00000 /sun7i-a20-cubieboard2.dtb;fdt_high=ffffffff; bootm 0x460 00000 - 0x49000000 uenvcmd=run boot_mmc
<idella4> ** File not found boot/uEnv.txt ** but then it finds /uEnv.txt which is in /dev/mmcblk0p1 a boot partition in ext2
<ccaione> 00480000 ???
<ccaione> wrong LOADADDR
<idella4> because the vfat one broke
<ccaione> nonsense
<ccaione> did you compile with LOADADDR=0x4000800?
<idella4> load mmc 0 0x46000000 uImage comes from the http://linux-sunxi.org/Mainline_Kernel_Howto#Kernel_Loading
<mripard> idella4: and it's not what he is talking about
<ccaione> did you _compile_ the kernel using the correct LOADADDR?
<idella4> # history | tail -40 |grep make \ make LOADADDR=0x480000 -j $(grep -c processor /proc/cpuinfo) zImage modules
<mripard> when you *compiled* the uImage, what value did you set?
<mripard> where is that 0x480000 coming from?
<mripard> because it's just wrong.
<idella4> ah I see
<idella4> LOADADDR=0x40008000 perhaps?
<mripard> yep
<mripard> ccaione was missing a 0 :)
<idella4> ah good
<ccaione> argh, yeah sorry
<idella4> ok it then needs a matching 0x40008000 in the uEnv.txt I guess
<mripard> nah, it's fine
<ccaione> nope, relocation ftw :)
<idella4> so leave uEnv.txt as is?
<mripard> yes
<mripard> it should be fine
<idella4> ccaione: re nonsense, go back in the log a few hours and find the discussion re vfatload and the sun7i-a20-cubieboard2.dtb file
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<idella4> with colleague Nyuutwo
<idella4> it made little sense to both of us too FWIW
<ccaione> you gave a nonsense answer to my question
<ccaione> "00480000 ???
<idella4> semantics ok
<idella4> oh ok, the thing is missing 2 0s which is wrong
<idella4> and clever me kept copy pasting it for convenience several times
<idella4> just to sink more bad time into the exercise; oh well
<idella4> sometimes ya get things wrong and can't see it
<idella4> wich is where you helped
<idella4> # make LOADADDR=0x40008000 -j5 uImage modules now instead
<ccaione> no crosscompiler?
<idella4> those vars are exported already
<idella4> # echo $ARCH \ arm
<idella4> and the other
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<idella4> finally; [ 0.000000] Booting Linux on physical CPU 0x0
<idella4> froward progress thx ccaione
<idella4> still pulled up but it actually started loading a booting
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<oliv3r> awesome, eva will send me an a23 tablet to dev on; expect boot0/boot1 next week
<wens> nice
<wens> oliv3r: I ordered one today :p
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<idella4> 0.692498] Waiting for root device /dev/mmcblk0p2.. -> hang. Is thi a kernel thing or a udev thing?
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<ccaione> idella4: you must use an initramfs with mainline
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<idella4> oh no
<idella4> haven't used one of those in years
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<gzamboni> idella4, you can boot from a nfs share
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<idella4> aha
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<codekipper> Hi, can someone give me the rights to edit my user page on the wiki?, thanks in advance, CK
<rellla> codekipper: username?
<rellla> try
<codekipper> rellla: Thanks, I can see that I can edit it now.
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<arete74> idella4: you have build mmc support in kernel, my config work fine without initramfs
<ccaione> mmc support is already in mainline?
<arete74> in sunxi-devel
<ccaione> hooo then ok
<mripard> ccaione: no, not yet
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<Turl> morning
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<wens> morning
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<binaryferret> If I wanted to detect if the power off button on an allwinner tablet has been pushed, (the one that powers off after X amount of seconds held down). Where should I be looking? I thought /sys/power but alas not.
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<hramrach> binaryferret: it generates some input event. gnome recognizes it
<hramrach> maybe systemd would too
<binaryferret> Ahhh excellent. Will look.
<binaryferret> Yep
<binaryferret> You're correct. axp20-supplyer /dev/input/event0
<binaryferret> hramrach: Thanks.
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<Turl> oliv3r: ping
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<oliv3r> Turl: pong
<Turl> oliv3r: nm :p
<oliv3r> Turl: ok
<oliv3r> do i wamnna know?
<Turl> oliv3r: nothing major
<Turl> oliv3r: btw, I haven't yet received a single page from packt
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<specing> "not be far behind"
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<specing> How nice is that, to cover the only air vent with the battery
<Turl> specing: it's not the only one
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<Turl> specing: there's one on the back and on the sides
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<oliv3r> Turl: well chpater 2 isn't reviewd yet
<oliv3r> and
<oliv3r> maybe chapter 1 was so awesome! it doesn't need any
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<oliv3r> mnemoc: btw, in case you missed it; a23 usermanual is uploaded
<ccaione> uhm, if my driver adds something in sysfs should I also update Documentation/ABI/stable?
<Turl> ccaione: if you are going to keep it stable for ever and ever, I think so :)
<ccaione> that's why ABI/stable contains so few files :)
<ccaione> maybe it is better in testing
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<oliv3r> mripard: DMA engine looks similar in a23 to a31 doesn't it?
<oliv3r> a23 does do the normal FEL boot again, not the a31 combo thing
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<nazcafan> on the sdcard wiki, the reader is expected to run this command dd if=spl/sunxi-spl.bin of=${card} bs=1024 seek=8
<nazcafan> however, the only file I can find is u-boot.bin, should I use this instead or is there something I've missed?
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<Turl> nazcafan: no, those are two different files
<Turl> nazcafan: any specific reason why you don't use the unified thingy?
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<nazcafan> Turl, possibly because I didn't see it
<nazcafan> I was following the manual wiki
<nazcafan> Turl, where do I find the sunxi-spl.bin?
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<Turl> nazcafan: inside the spl folder
<nazcafan> Turl, my u-boot-sunxi/spl/spl folder is empty
<nazcafan> ifou@leila:~/projects/cubie$ ls u-boot-sunxi/spl/*.bin
<nazcafan> u-boot-sunxi/spl/u-boot-spl.bin
<Turl> nazcafan: did you compile uboot successfully? no errors?
<nazcafan> as far as I remember, I did (that was yesterday)