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<wens>
bbrezillon: allwinner u-boot has drivers for axp221
<wens>
bbrezillon: and the wiki is just transcribed from the chinese manual
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<wens>
Turl: well I'll send a patch for that once i'm sure which chips have what in them
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<amitk>
libv: morning! I've read through the New Device Howto and Manual build howto but I found no mention of whether patches are actively merged for 3.4 or should first be merged in mainline before being 'backported'
<amitk>
libv: besides adding board support for the qt840a, I also have a couple of bug fixes for gmac driver
<wens>
3.4 is mostly allwinner drivers forward ported from their SDKs
<wens>
AFAIK no one is backporting stuff onto 3.4 (except for allwinner that is)
<amitk>
wens: but is new board support being added to the 3.4 series?
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<wens>
amitk: what do you need for new board support? besides your fex file?
<amitk>
wens: some fixes to drivers e.g. gmac making assumptions about RGMII
<wens>
fixes are accepted I think
<wens>
just post your patches to the mailing list, and give mnemoc a poke
<amitk>
wens: what about u-boot support? sunxi seems to be using a very recent u-boot. Is someone collecting up sunxi patches and sending a pull request to u-boot upstream or should I do it myself?
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<amitk>
I have a dram file and potential fixes for gmac again
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<wens>
amitk: same, post them to the mailing list. hans or oliv3r or someone will pick them up
<amitk>
wens: ack, thanks
<wens>
what fixes are need for gmac on u-boot?
<amitk>
wens: sunxi-common.h assume PHY_GIGE which is not true on my platform
<wens>
that should not matter
<wens>
that just adds support for gigabit PHY detection
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<amitk>
wens: hence "potential fixes" above. I hadn't finished reading through all the code yet
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* wens
forgot how to build 3.4 system :/
<amitk>
wens: the sunxi-bsp git tree actually makes it quite easy for a new starter...
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<hani_>
Hi, I'm trying to add a SOC audio amp namely (MAX9768) to my kernel I want to know what is the best way to configure the platform data for the driver( I2C and gpio) I'm using 3.4 kernel
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<hani_>
should I implement another ALSA 'machine' driver or parse the configuration from the FEX
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<mripard>
Turl: right..
<mripard>
I guess you can just drop the patch then...
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<oliv3r>
mornin' ya'll
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<wens>
mornin
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<zoli_>
Hi. Is there any work on progress on A80, or upgrading to 3.10 kernel?
<wens>
no one has A80 hardware
<wens>
gmac not working on my cubietruck with 3.4 custom config :/
<shineworld>
all A80 boards images available on net are concept images ?
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<plaes>
shineworld: yup, most likely photoshopped
<shineworld>
this sound like an italian dict : "sell the bear skin before to have caught it"
<shineworld>
... sell the bear's skin before you've captured (better translation)
<jelly-home>
s/to have/having/ would have been gramatically correct
<jelly-home>
-ish :-)
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<wens>
zoli_: do you have any support from Allwinner?
<zoli_>
wens: yep
<zoli_>
They joined Linaro recently.
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<wens>
what do they have already? datasheets? working kernel source?
<zoli_>
wens: I'm now looking into how to update the Kernel on the device to our Linaro Stable Kernel.
<wens>
has allwinner contributed anything to the Linaro stable kernel? or is support just from mainline?
<zoli_>
wens: no, there is no contribution so far from them, but they just joined.
<zoli_>
wens: I hope that this will change and we will have a working LSK soon.
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<mripard>
zoli_: depending on your notion of "working", it should just work
<mripard>
3.10 already had a decent amount of code
<mripard>
ah, ok. It should be pretty close to the A31 from the code I've seen, but you'll have a good amount of backport to do.
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<wens>
bbrezillon: prcm apb0 gates on A23 has holes :/
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<bbrezillon>
wens: it should be fine, I've added support for "clock-indices" parsing ;-)
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<mnemoc>
moin
<ccaione>
moin mnemoc
<mnemoc>
moin ccaione
<amitk>
mnemoc: morning! I was told to ping you regarding patches to add support for a new board - Semitime qt840a. I've posted a fex file and a u-boot patch to the list. Please let me know if something needs to be done differently.
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<mnemoc>
amitk: can you give me the subject line and date?
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<amitk>
mnemoc: subject line is "Add qt840a", sent yesterday
<amitk>
mnemoc: and "Add Semitime qt840a" for the u-boot patch
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<libv>
amitk: board pictures are still needed
<libv>
amitk: i do not have such emails in my in box
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<amitk>
libv: I sent the emails to linux-sunxi@googlegroups.com
<amitk>
libv: will get the board pics done soon
* amitk
rechecks the email address
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<libv>
i still need to include wigyori his patches as well, plus a pair of my own
<libv>
oh, and a fix for hansgs breakage of the inet k100
<libv>
the pcduino3 needs to have its .fex button figured out still
<libv>
wigyori: ^
<Net147>
with the latest u-boot-sunxi in sunxi branch, booting on A20-OLinuXino_MICRO I get "Failed to set core voltage! Can't set CPU frequency". also the boot time is about 58% slower compared to d854c4de2f57107e35893c591f856f8f6d0ccc5d
<Net147>
I should be getting "CPU: 960000000Hz, AXI/AHB/APB: 3/2/2" in U-Boot SPL
<wens>
but the board code only initializes the first one
<Net147>
ssvb: what hardware you using?
<ssvb>
Net147: I have A10-OLinuXino-LIME
<ssvb>
Net147: still could you please investigate that "Failed to set core voltage! Can't set CPU frequency" problem first?
<Net147>
ssvb: need to wait till tomorrow before I have access to it
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<libv>
does anyone else care to read my answer to the mele_m5 crybaby? i shouldn't make this public, but given that i got some flack over deleting the page yesterday, and in my reply to this guy i explain pretty clearly my reasoning for doing what i did.
<T0mW>
I just stumbled upon their site last week while looking for an SODIMM ARM module. Saw their A20 model (dual-core) and ordered it. This stuff is getting cheap!
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<amitk>
mnemoc: yes, and I tried to answer Hans and got a bounce (email forwarded to you now). So i tried to subscibe again and got the second bounce
<Turl>
amitk: your postfix seems to use some funny header values
<mnemoc>
might have been a glitch in google groups, you are whitelisted. so you can post even if not subscribed
<amitk>
mnemoc: ok, will retry in a bit
<libv>
mnemoc: ah, crybaby fisher
<mripard>
mnemoc: issues with your mailer ? :)
<mnemoc>
mripard: lack of coffee :\
<mnemoc>
mripard: I thought I was mailing the management bot
<mripard>
ok :)
<Turl>
amitk: also your postfix uses an ip on several blacklists :/
<mnemoc>
pretty shameful :(
<amitk>
Turl: hmm, I'm supposed to be using smtp.gmail.com
<Turl>
amitk: I'm looking at the patch you sent with send-email (which was not bounced)
<mnemoc>
amitk: maybe your ISP is impersonating gmail?
<Turl>
amitk: that one is using "matterhorn"
<amitk>
mnemoc: I'll ssh into some other infrastructure and retry with the other patches
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<amitk>
Turl: that's the name of my desktop
<Turl>
amitk: so you run postfix on your desktop and hand the emails to gmail?
<amitk>
Turl: I just fixed that, postfix is now replaced by msmtp
<Turl>
it seems to hand it via MX, like a normal email server, and not to gmail via smtp
<mnemoc>
amitk: better switch to msmtp or ssmtp if you are only using postfix to hand over mails to gmail' smtp
<Turl>
yeah that'll be better :)
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<amitk>
some package names changed in debian, I think. They separated msmtp and msmtp-mta and my post-fresh-install script only installed msmtp (which kept postfix as the MTA)
<mnemoc>
msmtp-mta = msmtp + sendmail wrapper
<amitk>
mnemoc: right
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<libv>
now really...
<Offshore>
Turl, thanx, just needed confirmation
<Offshore>
got arrived my new lime today :)
<Offshore>
and tired of mounting hole placement too close to nand pins :(
<libv>
so our mele m5 guy now cried to mnemoc, and started off congratulating him for the excellent wiki and the clear guides on it, and the "hundreds, maybe thousands of hours" invested in it...
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<mnemoc>
in my reply I think I was very explicit redirecting that congration to you..
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<libv>
right
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<mnemoc>
libv: thanks for the forward :)
<libv>
i'm not too happy with having to do it. other people would just take it on the chin and shape up after it.
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<shineworld>
dev_mountsdcard/mnt/sdcardauto/devices/virtual/block/nandk is used by vold to mount nandk (UDISK) on /mnt/sdcard
<shineworld>
what to mount the uSD mmblk0p12 in same way ?
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<mnemoc>
libv: I just noticed I have a mele m3 board over my desk 40cm away :p
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* mnemoc
is scared to document it on the wiki now
<libv>
mnemoc: i refer you to my rant of yesterday :
<libv>
:p even
<mnemoc>
*g*
<libv>
if crybaby posts pictures, it really might be so that the m3 m5 and the other one mentioned there are equivalent
<libv>
and then, following the mele a1000, they could share the same page
* mnemoc
goes for his camera
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<shineworld>
or better how to know structure /device/virtual/.... ?
<shineworld>
in kernel code ?
* libv
has too little RAM in his machine to deal with 2 kernel trees at the same time :(
<libv>
i know, an SSD would make that better...
<Turl>
shineworld: they are relative to /sys/
<Turl>
shineworld: so look inside /sys for something like /sys/devices/platform/sunxi-mmc.1/mmc_host
<shineworld>
thank YOU ;)
<mnemoc>
libv: i.imgur.com/6wR28As.jpg <-- Mele M3
<Turl>
and "auto" is the partition number iirc so you'd write 12 there
<mnemoc>
sata connector is not soldered
<mnemoc>
Turl: not the type?
<mnemoc>
fs*
<Turl>
mnemoc: nice blurrycam :p
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<mnemoc>
Turl: come one... it's night
<mnemoc>
on*
<Turl>
mnemoc: I think the type is autodetected out of a handful
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<shineworld>
Turl, unfotunately there isn't mmc ...
<Turl>
shineworld: mci maybe?
<mnemoc>
udevadmin can tell you the sys path of any /dev/foo
<Turl>
mnemoc: udevadmin is not on android? :)
<mnemoc>
ow
<mnemoc>
libv: I'll take it out of the chassis and take a better picture with natural light
<libv>
mnemoc: that looks similar, but different, from mele a3700
<libv>
that picture is ok though
<libv>
just cannot read what's on the wifi chip, but i often need magnifying glasses for that anyway