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<wens>
hmm, no release?
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<wens>
hmm... rc6
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<ijc>
arokux: In general it's a judgement call depending on how much the patch has changed. I'm ok with you keeping my Ack in this case.
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<Pirea>
hy
<Pirea>
hi
<Pirea>
who can explain me how to set dram_tpr3 value to cubieboard?
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<mripard_>
Wizzup: yes, it would be through MTD, but it's not merged yet
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<wens>
mripard_: what happens if the dma maintainer goes missing for a long time? can anyone replace him?
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<Montjoie>
sehraf, Which gnutls do you use ? 3.x ?
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<mripard_>
wens: you can send an email to andrew morton in such a case
<mripard_>
but it's the kind of central infrastructure I don't really want to go in un-reviewed :(
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<libv>
ssvb: marek vasut has issues, i met him at embedded world
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<MasterChief10>
Hello, What does files in /drivers/video/sunxi/lcd/lcd_bak directory of Sunxi Linux kernel source?
<MasterChief10>
none of them are compiled
<wens>
the "_bak" suffix suggests they might be left over from a merge of different soc trees
<MasterChief10>
wens: but it's not a suffix
<libv>
MasterChief10: there's no point in removing them
<libv>
ssvb: he got upset quite quickly when i whined about peoples singular obsession with upstream
<MasterChief10>
where is VGA video driver main file? I want to rewrite it for my 8080 interface LCD
<Wizzup>
mripard_: ok, thx
<wens>
MasterChief10: drivers/video/sunxi/disp/
<wingrime>
libv: hi
<libv>
MasterChief10: you're looking for a file, singular?
<libv>
wingrime: ah, hey, been a while since you were active it seems
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<wingrime>
Full time job, sitting there means, be there in deep night
<libv>
:)
<wingrime>
libv: any success in kms?
<libv>
i only just restarted, and was poking at ddc, but this was the weekend, i was repairing a friends bike and went out for a cycle and a swim yesterday
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<MasterChief10>
libv: trying to make integrated LCD controller drive 8080 LCD somehow, already a few months with no result. tried to make it bare metal, now trying to make it with Linux kernel. how to use cpu_320x240_kgm281i0.c file instead of standard VGA?
<libv>
MasterChief10: months?
<wingrime>
For me, i speed time with c++ and glsl
<libv>
MasterChief10: why do you keep talking about vga?
<libv>
MasterChief10: the disp driver doesn't work on its own
<libv>
it needs the lcd driver loaded to get anything out of vga
<MasterChief10>
libv: yes, more than two
<libv>
have you heard about this thing called fex?
<libv>
also, we tend to label the driver (all 3 bits of it) as disp
<wens>
the fex file seems to have an option for the output interface, rgb888/666/8080 and some others
<libv>
everything in our world is fex driven
<MasterChief10>
libv: I'll take standard 480x272 LCD script.bin, where is code that I need to change to let it work with other type of LCD?
<libv>
we have a howto called fex_guide
<wens>
MasterChief10: you need to decompile it (bin2fex), edit it, recompile it (fex2bin) and use the new file
<MasterChief10>
libv: there is no way to supply vendor specific 8080 initialize commands from FEX
<libv>
nobody else here has done 8080 interface, so you will have to use your own wit to get it wo work
<libv>
MasterChief10: but fex is where you start
<libv>
and then you will have to follow the code
<MasterChief10>
I need to find a function which checks script.bin and sets up LCD controller
<MasterChief10>
where is this function?
<libv>
really?
<libv>
MasterChief10: have you tried using grep?
<MasterChief10>
libv: what is "grep"?
<libv>
now i am twice amazed
<libv>
first, that you do not know this standard unix tool
<wens>
MasterChief10: the format of cpu_320x240_kgm281i0.c looks awfully like lcd*_panel_cfg.c, have you tried swapping them?
<libv>
second, that you prefered asking that question in here without googling or trying it on the command line, or using man/info
<MasterChief10>
wens: good idea, will try now
<libv>
in any case, i have only looked at those files, and never played around with them much
<libv>
and even that was ages ago
<libv>
you will have to use your knowledge of C and buildsystems to fix that one
<MasterChief10>
libv: I have some :)
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<MasterChief10>
Will Pay $100 to anyone who will make this stupid LCD work with Olinuxino A13 micro using integrated LCD controller at 60fps
<kivutar>
Hi, I got hdmi audio working by adding an asound.conf telling the default card, but now jack sound does not work anymore
<libv>
MasterChief10: first off, the fact that you are offering money, on a monday, kind of hints that you are not doing this for your own private pleasure, secondly, 100usd is very little money for a company to pay for several hours of consulting time
<wens>
kivutar: that's because you probably set hdmi as the default audio output
<wens>
i don't know if alsa can do stream mirroring
<kivutar>
wens, yes, that's it
<kivutar>
is there a way to configure alsa to autoswitch to jack if a jack is plugged?
<kivutar>
I have this behaviour on another device
<wens>
i don't if we have drivers for auto-detection on the jacks/hdmi
<wens>
don't know
<wens>
most likely not
<MasterChief10>
libv: YES I'm making it for own reasons, I want to make own smartphone factory in far perspective. I live alone at all, I have no idea what day is today and even what month. my income is lower than your grandmas pension. Why you not to say that you just have no idea how electronics works at all instead of that $100 is not enough?
<wens>
kivutar: i suggest just duplicating the streams
<wens>
google shows some examples
<kivutar>
thanks
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<Ork_>
hi, how to boot a13 from nand with android 4.2.2 ??
<wens>
oh great.... i think the optional apb/baud clk patch for 8250_dw just broke our DT
<ssvb>
Turl: if we can generate good quality random numbers via the hardware, this can be also used to generate unique MAC (and saved to the u-boot env or maybe even NAND)
<kivutar>
is there a way to set cpufreq without having to echo in sys on each boot?
<kivutar>
I tried editing dvfs_table and rebuild script.bin with no luck
<ssvb>
kivutar: what kind of cpufreq configuration do you want?
<ssvb>
kivutar: what exactly are you echoing on each boot?
<kivutar>
just echo 1200000 > /sys/devices/system/cpu{0,1}/cpufreq/scaling_max_freq
<kivutar>
I'm using the performance governor
<ssvb>
kivutar: just don't do this, you are hurting yourself
<kivutar>
ok, I'm very new to this kind of settings
<ssvb>
kivutar: Allwiner A10/A20 processors can't run at 1.2 GHz reliably
<kivutar>
ah too bad for me, I was getting nice performances on that emulator...
<Rohan_m>
I'm trying to open a file in C (using fopen()) which is in home directory but i'm unabable to open it see my code http://codejaw.com/vvbd0
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<rm>
is that a homework assignment :D
<Skaag>
is enabling watchdog for olimex a20 a specific kernel config or the generic watchdog?
<Skaag>
is it the ARM_SP805_WATCHDOG option?
<Rohan_m>
rm: No
<rm>
then how is that related to the linux-sunxi project?
<rm>
do you know what "sunxi" is?
<rm>
and that this is not a general "teach me programming" channel?
<Rohan_m>
rm: Sorry man !
<Skaag>
Rohan_m: it's very simple, you take the mutex, you turn it around on its head, and cover it with a linked list. Then your fopen() will work.
<Rohan_m>
Skaag: o.O i'm new ! any soloution with simple language brother ?
<Rohan_m>
Skaag,rm: I solved it thanks guyz :D
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<megal0maniac>
Hello. I've got Debian installed on internal NAND of an A20 board. I'm getting a lot of what seems like file corruption. Is there some way to check the flash?
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<ikeeki>
Hi guys, hi Kivutar
<ikeeki>
A guy has written this:
<ikeeki>
I know you built and installed the mali drivers, otherwise es2gears and glmar2-es2 would not work, but this does not mean you are done. You have to build the GLshim and glues libs and then install them in place of the mesa libraries or you will not have completed the task so other programs can use the mali libs. I had to do this on Qbee-X so that I had full OpenGL-es working for another program I have been working on, with the
<ikeeki>
CubieTruck.
<Skaag>
megal0maniac: I wouldn't write anything on the internal NAND to be honest... I ordered my A20's without the NAND.
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<ikeeki>
do you find this interesting enough to be included in binary drivers section of linux-sunxi?
<megal0maniac>
Skaag: Is it known to be flaky?
<megal0maniac>
I know libnand is a mess, for one
<Skaag>
megal0maniac: there's that, but even if it wasn't, that's nand that's soldered onto the board, I wouldn't feel comfortable knowing I can't replace it easily, like the external SD card slots (which it has two!)
<Skaag>
external SD cards are now fast, and cheap
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<benn`>
ping oliv3r
<megal0maniac>
Skaag: Fair point. My idea was to have a working system on the board and use SD for additional storage - the NAND is there, may as well use it
<megal0maniac>
But if it's going to corrupt a percentage of all files created on it, then there's no point
<Skaag>
I know, I had the same thoughts initially
<Skaag>
I wanted to have the basic system on the nand, then use the SD for cache
<Skaag>
but I quickly gave up on that idea
<megal0maniac>
I'm about to do the same. What a waste
<megal0maniac>
I'm comfortable replacing the NAND chip, if the problem is the chip itself, but I wouldn't want to do that more than once
<megal0maniac>
*sigh* Silly AllWinner
<oliv3r_phone>
benn: Hi
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<Falcon1>
Hi
<Falcon1>
I might be dim. but how do I create a new wiki page? I'm trying to add my new shiny pink tablet ;-)
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<megal0maniac>
Skaag: Yeah, looks like I'm just going to get a 8GB class10 card. They're cheap, even here
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<nove>
Falcon1: type a non-existent page, and a create button will appear
<Falcon1>
Doh
<Falcon1>
thnx
<Falcon1>
A70h in the make
<nove>
ikeeki: yes, but maybe as a new page
<Falcon1>
Indeed. Just did so. I'm uploading photo's now
<megal0maniac>
nove: Do you know anything about NAND being terrible?
* TheSeven
knows about nand corrupting itself more often than not on several sunxi platforms
<oliv3r>
TheSeven: really? that's kinda bad
<megal0maniac>
TheSeven: I'll take that as confirmation of my suspicions :/
<nove>
megal0maniac: no, sorry
<TheSeven>
especially after hard power cuts, but also sometimes for no apparent reason
<TheSeven>
both on cubieboard A10 and olinuxino A20
<TheSeven>
usually using somewhat recent linux-sunxi kernels
<megal0maniac>
TheSeven: I've found a number of files which end up being mostly 0xff, corrupt binaries etc
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<TheSeven>
yes, I've seen that 0xff thing several times as well
<ikeeki>
nove: and why not one named "openGL stuff?"
<TheSeven>
and once it has started, rewriting files in an attempt to repair them caused even more of those
<megal0maniac>
Gross. Alright. I guess it's back to the drawing board
<megal0maniac>
Feels like such a waste
<TheSeven>
I typically use it only to store read only data such as the bootloader
<TheSeven>
and sata as rootfs if possible
<TheSeven>
it's MUCH faster anyway
<megal0maniac>
Yeah, it is
<TheSeven>
even SD cards or thumbdrives typically outperform that NAND
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<TheSeven>
I like to have it though, to avoid the need for an SD card just to boot from USB, SATA or network
<TheSeven>
just don't do write-heavy things on it
<oliv3r>
TheSeven: what about partitioning it with a big blob of nothing inbetween
<oliv3r>
squashfs RO for rootfs
<oliv3r>
ext for the RW part overlayed
<ccaione>
wtf, wrong pins on a uart and I fried a board
<nove>
ikeeki: my take, is that GLshim is only software and is not specific of sunxi
<TheSeven>
that would likely limit damage a bit, but not sure if it would solve it completely
<TheSeven>
I've seen android's system partition get corrupted despite being mounted RO
<oliv3r>
i think i heard people talking about adj. data being easily corrupted
<oliv3r>
same pages etc
<TheSeven>
so I guess t least in the event of power cuts it can mess up things while wear leveling
<TheSeven>
at least*
<kivutar>
hi ikeeki!
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<ssvb>
nove, ikeeki: glshim is an OpenGL 1.x -> OpenGL ES compatibility layer, which emulates desktop OpenGL
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<ssvb>
it has a lot of bugs though
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<ikeeki>
ssvb: I've read that it helps to make run some opengl games like tuxkart or a similar game, but you would not include it as a default goodie, no? or help to some interfaces appear neither?
<ikeeki>
Apart from that, just a warning: mpv and mplayer2 are getting more and more difficult to make it run decently or without stuttering (I mean recent versions), so eventually, vdpu will be only useful ins some version of those programs...
<bonbons>
ccaione: do I need something extra to use the interrupts with drivers/mfd/axp20x.c? I defined IRQ resources there as you did for pek input driver, then behave the same in my probe function but get -EINVAL
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<ccaione>
bonbons: not really. If you follow the pek driver example you should be able to use the IRQs
<bonbons>
well I get -EINVAL for devm_request_any_context_irq(&pdev->dev, irq, handler_fn, 0, "some-string", pdev)
<bonbons>
with irq = platform_get_irq_byname() which is successful and returns 1-digit positive values
<bonbons>
oh, Ok I think I see what I missed, the regmap_irq_get_virq() call
<bonbons>
it probably was too late yesterday when I looked at it!
<bonbons>
anyhow, the vbus/usb, ac and backup-battery (for RTC) parts are getting into shape
<bonbons>
the battery driver though will be more work
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<oliv3r>
irc for emacs, omg
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<oliv3r>
what voltage does our SPI signal at? 3.3 or 5V?
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<megal0maniac>
Ooh, look. Another problem. When the screen goes to sleep, as it does, it will not come back on
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<Turl>
ijc: sun[45]i have no secondary processors
<oliv3r>
Turl: what's the SPI signaling voltage for sunxi?
<oliv3r>
is it al 3.3V?
<megal0maniac>
Yes
<Turl>
oliv3r: I think so, but not sure
<oliv3r>
i think so too, but also doubting
<megal0maniac>
I'm 99% sure
<oliv3r>
Turl: and an avr 8u2 is 5V signaling isn't it
<megal0maniac>
oliv3r: If you run it at 5V, then yes
<oliv3r>
crap
<megal0maniac>
You can also run it at 3v3
<oliv3r>
yeah but i can't change the voltage it runs at :)
<oliv3r>
and i have to interface the two
<oliv3r>
this is ueber crap
<megal0maniac>
There are simple ways to do it
<ijc>
Turl: Doh, yes ;-)
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<oliv3r>
ijc: and you ment to say turl or emilio, not tom!
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<ijc>
gah, Got Turl and Tartarus mixed up in my head
<ijc>
I think I should go do something brainless!
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<Turl>
oliv3r: level shifter to the rescue? :)
<Turl>
ijc: :p
<oliv3r>
Turl: yeah, but i really don't wanna use that
<oliv3r>
i think you can use diodes for SPI anyway
<oliv3r>
well to drop the voltage
<Turl>
you mean a resistor?
<oliv3r>
then again, the clock will need to be boosted :S
<oliv3r>
diodes!
<oliv3r>
mosi is one way isn't it
<oliv3r>
so mo -->| si
<oliv3r>
:)
<Turl>
yeah, miso and mosi
<oliv3r>
well if the AVR is 3.3 tolerant and understands it safely
<Nyuutwo>
you can use smaller R2 to get faster more hungrier version
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<Nyuutwo>
transistor just some BC338, 2n2222 - anything avalible for where you live
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<libv>
has anyone actually managed to squeeze 1080p out of a cubietruck?
<libv>
over hdmi
<Wizzup>
do you mean video, or in general?
<libv>
oh, display
<Wizzup>
SJRvanSchaik: ^
<libv>
my test monitor refuses this mode, while it seems perfectly happy with 720p
* libv
is going to fire up an a20 based tablet now to verify
<Wizzup>
I'm going to guess the answer will be 'yes' though
<libv>
i'm pretty certain i did 1080p on the mele
<libv>
both disp and my kms code refuse
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<SJRvanSchaik>
libv: I have, but it was some time ago, though.
<libv>
ok, strange, it could be this specific board though, i also only get audio from one channel on it
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<libv>
heh, i just had to look up my tablet type on my own sunxi wiki user page ;)
<libv>
well, if anyone has a cubietruck up and running, the .fex output_type = 3, output_mode = 10
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<ssvb>
libv: I think everyone is using "disp.screen0_output_mode=1920x1080p60" or "disp.screen0_output_mode=EDID" kernel cmdline nowadays
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<libv>
ok
<ssvb>
maybe the fex mode setting has regressed? don't know, need to check this
<libv>
i somehow doubt that
<ssvb>
yes, the fex way also works for me
<libv>
so you have hdmi on cubietruck with .fex?
<libv>
at full hd?
<ssvb>
yes
<libv>
hrm.
<libv>
ssvb: thanks
<libv>
ah, the play EDID bit doesn't seem to be accepted
<libv>
it now accepted the hd setting from the cmdline, but still nothing...
* libv
is still waiting for the cp of the modules to finish to the tablets sd card
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<libv>
heh
<libv>
comes up on the tablet np
<libv>
so it's my cubietruck board
<libv>
i already changed cables on it
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<libv>
it's no memory bandwidth issue or somesuch, as the monitor doesn't care whether the transmitted data is valid or not, it just cares about timing
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<Wizzup>
ssvb: [looking at mainline dts atm], I presume that the right voltage is also in the mainline dts?
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<Wizzup>
ssvb: context is a20 cubieboard2
<ssvb>
Wizzup: the dcdc3 voltage is configured in u-boot and the kernel just does not touch it yet
<ssvb>
Wizzup: so the mainline kernel should be fine