<jhonny_>
i was looking for MK802 :) didn't see the Rikomagic ;)
<libv>
there is a search box
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<libv>
plus, on many browsers, you can search a page for a string
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<arokux2>
libv: hey. have u seen people connecting several SBC together to gain more GPU computing power? (not CPU)
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<libv>
arokux2: that does not make much sense
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<libv>
arokux2: how would one have them communicate at a reasonable bandwidth?
<arokux2>
libv: I guess the communication should go through ethernet.
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<arokux2>
miracles. I thought musb glue in 3.4 works in otg mode. I think it did when I tested it sevaral weeks ago. now it does not.
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* hno
haven't tested in a year or so.
<hno>
but yes it did kind of work.
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<arokux2>
hno: I'm talking about musb glue. jukivil1 explicitly said it is not yet supporting OTG, I thought however it does. but it is not. I messed something up. maybe started a wrong kernel
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<arokux2>
hno: I wanted to ask you something else. there is SRAM_CTRL_REG1. The doc to one of its bits says "SRAMD_MAP. SRAM D Area Config. 0: map to CPU/DMA; 1: map to USB0"
<arokux2>
hno: what does it mean?
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<jhonny_>
I'm finding these instructions on how to build a kernel for MK802 really hard to follow. There seems to be no logical progression from one section to the other. It just seems like it was upgrade "Notes" rather than a full blown step by step tutorial
<jhonny_>
all i really need is it working with g_mass_storage
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<arokux2>
mripard: frequently I'm getting NULL point deref in sun4i_timer_interrupt (on sun7i, cubietruck) maybe you know how to fix it
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<libv>
jhonny_: it is time to start building your own kernel
<libv>
jhonny_: but... since you already have a working sd card, you really have very little work to do
<libv>
you do not need to bother with u-boot or formatting the sd-card or setting up the boot
<libv>
you just need to build a kernel, stick the kernel image in the boot directory, and install the modules.
<libv>
trivial stuff.
<libv>
jhonny_: if you cannot figure that much out on your own, you are just going to be a burden for others. Even if someone builds it for you, and throws you a fish, you will just be back demanding another fish next week. So do yourself and everyone else a favour, and build your own kernel.
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<arokux2>
how can I get output from dev_dbg in an interrupt handler? (note, passing KERN_ERR to dev_dbg does the trick)
<arokux2>
I mean using dev_printk with KERN_ERR works, my log level is set to 7
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<jhonny>
fair enough libv, and to be honest i rather learn how to do it, because even though the only functionality (last piece of the puzzle) i need to solve is add usb gadget support
<jhonny>
but it would be good to learn how to do it
<jhonny>
the problem i have is the sd card is built around 3.0 and not 3.4 so i don't know what will / won't work after i update the kernel
<jhonny>
and also i don't know how to build the kernel / modules
<jhonny>
im not sure what the dependencies are
<libv>
jhonny: that is all explained.
<libv>
jhonny: take some time to read up properly.
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<jhonny>
that way i should be able to do a minimal install yeah ?
<libv>
jhonny: and a few packages (like make)
<libv>
and then a toolchain
<libv>
which might be provided by debian as well
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<arokux2>
sorry jhonny I'm busy with porting otg to the mainline, so I do not have time to answer this kind of questions.
* libv
is doing paperwork
<jhonny>
thanks guys, i really appreciate all your help
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<libv>
ah, i still have the old version sitting around
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<jhonny>
ok guys, so I'm at the "tweaking the config" stage: make ARCH=arm CROSS_COMPILE=arm-linux-gnueabihf- menuconfig
<jhonny>
just wondering if anyone can give me any tips on what i need to include in the kernel so that on the MK802 i have the internal sound, wifi and a terminal via hdmi
<libv>
jhonny: sun4i_defconfig should be enough
<jhonny>
ok so all i need to add on top of that is USB Gadget support yeah ?
<jhonny>
to make my MK802 be seen as a USB stick on a computer ?
<jhonny>
also, libv, im not sure if you've ever tried something like this, but my plan is to have the PC access a mount or filesystem on the MK802 the same as the Debian linux that's running on the MK802
<jhonny>
anything i need to add to the kernel for that to happen ?
<libv>
i am not sure, i never tried that.
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<libv>
nfs surely must work over either wifi or usb gadget ethernet
<jhonny>
arm-linux-gnueabihf-gcc-4.7 (Debian 4.7.2-5) 4.7.2 Copyright (C) 2012 Free Software Foundation, Inc. This is free software; see the source for copying conditions. There is NO warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
<MY123>
jhonny: Wait. will find my bash history
<MY123>
(starting VirtualBox)
<jhonny>
:) np thank you for your help
<MY123>
jhonny: I did sudo apt-get install gcc-arm-linux-gnueabi gcc-arm-none-eabi gcc-arm-linux-gnueabihf
<jhonny>
ok let me smack that in
<MY123>
on my system without any symlinks ore so.
<MY123>
or
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<jhonny>
E: Unable to locate package gcc-arm-linux-gnueabi E: Unable to locate package gcc-arm-none-eabi E: Unable to locate package gcc-arm-linux-gnueabihf
<jhonny>
well... its compiling ;) lets not get too excited
<jhonny>
hahah
<jhonny>
Thank you so much MY123
<MY123>
jhonny: You should also do ln -s /usr/bin/arm-linux-gnueabihf-ld-4.7 /usr/bin/arm-linux-gnueabihf-ld to finish
<jhonny>
do it now in another terminal ?
<jhonny>
before the compile finishes ?
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<jhonny>
ln: failed to create symbolic link `/usr/bin/arm-linux-gnueabihf-ld': File exists
<jhonny>
so rename the existing file and do the link again ?
<MY123>
jhonny: So ld is OK. don't do something
<jhonny>
ok :)
<jhonny>
MY123 - so after its done compiling, I've already got the MK802 running with kernel 3.0.52 and i want to upgrade it with this kernel...... is that a difficult process ? and can i just replace the kernel or do i need to do something else ?
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<MY123>
jhonny: I only know updating the kernel in NAND (for Android)
<jhonny>
ahhh ... ok i have another silly question then, speaking of NAND's .... my MK802 is right now booting off my microSD card. On the NAND there is another linux bistro. Once i boot into Debian running off my microSD card can i backup the OS on the NAND ?
<jhonny>
i saw there are: nand, nanda, nandb, nandc ... etc... devices
<jhonny>
do i need to backup all of them with DD to a file ?
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<MY123>
jhonny: It is much simpler for uSD. (remplacing uImage on the first FAT partition)
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<jhonny>
i plan to keep it on uSD, but i just wanted to backup the internal NAND just in case i screw things up ;)
<jhonny>
or in that directory they make no difference ?
<jhonny>
oh ... maybe its this
<jhonny>
when i run: service networking restart
<jhonny>
i get an error:
<jhonny>
wpa_supplicant: /sbin/wpa_supplicant daemon failed to start
<hno`>
jhonny, if you don't see the interfaces in ifconfig -a (or ip link) then their modules are not working or not loaded.
<jhonny>
right.... how can i load them ?
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<jhonny>
alright guys, i got to go to bed, ill be back tomorrow with some more questions, but thank you so much for you help thus far ! its been an awesome learning experience
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<mripard>
arokux2: I know, but so far it's been a one-every-6-monthes issue, and no one that had that issue have been able to provide a meaningful bug report or a fix
<arokux2>
mripard: I'll show you an oops soon
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<lioka_>
anyone with hackberry -- is emac or usb working on mainline ?
<Turl>
lioka: maybe there's a hub that needs power then, try toggling that gpio on
<Turl>
lioka: 1s
<nieuwbie>
oh I missed that part
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<Turl>
lioka: you could try something like this http://sprunge.us/WBGZ (std disclaimers, don't run this on another board, wrong place, it's a hack, etc)
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<Turl>
lioka: as for emac, can you paste a log w/ autodetection?
<Turl>
arokux2: power/clocking problems? triple check muxings, relevant clk configs, regulators and phy status
<Turl>
you could also check with a external powered usb hub as far as hw tests go
<lioka>
Turl: well, now it at least passes power to lower usb header, and because i believe it is otg, nothing more happens
<lioka>
Turl: upper usb header -- no changes
<Turl>
lioka: so it really was vbus after all then
<lioka>
Turl: only for lower header, yes
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<Turl>
lioka: do both emac and usb work on 3.4?
<Turl>
the power phy config on mainline matches the fex on sunxi-boards as far as I can see
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<Turl>
although it's old and using the hogs notation, that should be cleaned up :)
<lioka>
Turl: yes
<Turl>
I'm out of ideas then, other than comparing stuff between a running 3.4 system and mainline
<Turl>
does it work in uboot?
<Turl>
maybe mripard has some more ideas
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<hlavery1>
lioka: I have tried mainline on Hackberry, see the same thing (no power to USB)...external powered hub does not help. Haven't been able to spot the error (if any) in the dts.
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<arokux2>
Turl: who could access "SRAM CONTROL REGISTER 1 - SRAM_CTRL_REG1"? 0x01C00004
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<arokux2>
ignore..
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<arokux2>
Turl: are u still working on dma, btw?
<arokux2>
Turl: it is working!!!! :)
<Turl>
arokux2: :)
<Turl>
arokux2: yes I am, but I've been busy with other stuff
<arokux2>
Turl: ok, so otg in host mode in mainline is there :) I think, device mode should be too.
<arokux2>
Turl: other stuff sunxi?
<Turl>
I should be sending a new set soon though
<Turl>
no, uni stuff
<Turl>
arokux2: so host and device work? :)
<arokux2>
Turl: I can confirm host for now. need to check device (should work)
<arokux2>
Turl: do you know what is SRAMD_MAP. SRAM D Area Config. 0: map to CPU/DMA. 1: map to USB0
<arokux2>
what it is about?
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<Turl>
arokux2: sounds like some scratch buffer for usb on the sram
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<hno`>
mripard, where did you find pinmux data for A80?
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<arokux2>
hno: what is SRAM D Area? :)
<hno>
arokux2, which SoC?
<arokux2>
hno: A20
<arokux2>
hno: I just ask myself whether I should understand this or just poke the needed bit
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<hno>
arokux2, SRAM D on A20 is for the USB OTG controller.
<arokux2>
hno: yeah, I know. but what is this conceptually?
<hno>
What do you mean?
<arokux2>
hno: I don't know.. like what happens if I turn this bit on? :)
<hno>
In system control?
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<arokux2>
hno: well, anything. from the doc i have only this: "1: map to USB0", "0: map to CPU/DMA". but map what?
<hno>
arokux2, SRAM D.
<hno>
controls who can access that SRAM.
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<arokux2>
i see, thx
<hno>
But I am not sure if 0 is valid for that register any more.
<arokux2>
hno: any more? well, it should be surely set to 1 if you are going to use otg :)
<hno>
arokux2, yes, it should be set to 1. But it is never set to 0 again, and code which sets it to 1 seems to be for FPGA implementation, not the final CPU.
<arokux2>
hno: you mean to 0 in the second case, right?
<hno>
No.
<arokux2>
hno: hm.. otg driver sets it to 1. and this is for the CPU (not in FPGA impl)
<hno>
There is no code that sets it to 0, anywhere. Only code that sets it to 1 for OTG usage. And the code that sets it to 1 is for FPGA version of the CPU.
<jhonny>
hey hno and arokux2 - i was here a few hours ago, i was compiling a new kernel (3.4) for my A10 (MK802) device as i needed to add g_mass_storage (USB gadget) support.
<jhonny>
It seems the new compiled kernel isn't loading my wifi devices. ifconfig -a doesn't show up wlan0 or wlan1. ( i have 2 wifi devices )
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<jhonny>
How can i check what is going wrong and why the devices aren't coming up ? They show up in lsusb
<hno>
jhonny, have you compiled the wifi modules and installed them?
<hno>
Are the wifi modules loaded?
<jhonny>
yes i included wifi features in the kernel
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<hno>
jhonny, and the required drivers for your wifi?
<arokux2>
hno: sorry, I'm confused. I have a SoC on my table. it is not an FPGA version of the CPU. but the code sets that bit to 1
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<jhonny>
hno - i have 2 cards: Realtek RTL8188CUS (Edimax EW-7811UN) and .....Realtek 0bda:018a (Onboard: RTL8192CU)
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<jhonny>
on the sunni wiki wifi page it says
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<jhonny>
RTL8188CUSUSB0bda:81768192cusupported
<jhonny>
does that mean the device driver is included in the kernel ?
<jhonny>
(the last field)
<hno>
arokux2, I was looking in the latest Allwinner kernel sources I have. There the line which sets it to 1 is in the function fpga_config_use_otg()
<hno>
jhonny, it means there is a driver in the kernel sources. Not that it gets focibly included in the kernel.
<arokux2>
hno: oh, now I see. do they fix some bugs in older kernels, btw?
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<hno>
arokux2, doubt.
<jhonny>
hno - sorry i've got no idea how to check what drivers have been loaded (i've never really dug that deep in linux before)
<arokux2>
jhonny: lsmod
<hno>
jhonny, did you build & install modules when you built your kernel?
<jhonny>
yes, i installed some wifi modules but nothing specific to those 2 Realtek cards
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<jhonny>
also one other thing ... when i try to run "modprobe" i get the following error:
<jhonny>
modprobe: ERROR: ../libkmod/libkmod.c:557 kmod_search_moddep() could not open model file '/lib/modules/3.4.103-g9a1cd03/modules.dep.bin
<jhonny>
that file actually does not exist
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<arokux2>
jhonny: did you do these?
<arokux2>
make -j4 ARCH=arm CROSS_COMPILE=arm-linux-gnueabihf- uImage modules
<arokux2>
make ARCH=arm CROSS_COMPILE=arm-linux-gnueabihf- INSTALL_MOD_PATH=output modules_install
<jhonny>
arokux2 i think i forgot the modules part ;)
<jhonny>
let me go through it again
<arokux2>
jhonny: generally you tripple check to make sure you did everything exactly the manual says
<jhonny>
i find that manual just a little confusing (because i don't know the inter-workings of these components, kernels, modules etc...) and I can see there are "alternate" paths you can take, so i don't know which ones i need to run and which ones not
<jhonny>
but I'm progressing :) ... and learning... so thank you for your help and patience
<arokux2>
jhonny: you are welcome to improve it. it was create by people like you :)
<arokux2>
created*
<hno>
jhonny, you need to complete one of the paths, not jump between them and skip..
<arokux2>
hno: that kernel that you have, is this something alternative to 3.0 and 3.4 kernel? or rather their development?
<jhonny>
well that's the thing, the guide kind of skips around, because it tells you: from this page do this, then go to this page do that. not the easiest thing to follow but ... i think a very short explanation of the "sub-components" would go a long way to help noobs like me wrap their head around it
<hno>
arokux2, it's AW SDK kernel. 3.4 based bastard, highly unsuitable for any meaningful use.
<hno>
jhonny, just follow the page top down and you will be fine.
<hno>
ignoring "Upstream code" section.
<hno>
I don't see any jumps to other pages. Only a single jump within the page.
<hno>
allowing you to skip lots of historical details if you are only interested in compiling.
<arokux2>
good night
<jhonny>
good night arokux2 - thanks again for your help
<arokux2>
u r welcome
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<jhonny>
ok, so now that i got the modules over ... the internal wifi is working: RTL8192CU
<jhonny>
but my USB one doesn't seem to work: RTL8188CUS (Edimax EW-7811UN)
<jhonny>
so wlan0 is there all good, but still missing wlan1
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<hno>
jhonny, those realtek chips is a bit... messed up.
<jhonny>
ok, I'm going to try and install the realtek driver 8188 from their website