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<darkdrgn2k> ok i know that the h5 is "WIP" but i dont know if this is related to that. i have a USB dongle that works on other opi's attached to a usb port via header cable. it is detected as a wifi adapter but i cant brin git up
<darkdrgn2k> well i can but it just goes down after a little bit
<darkdrgn2k> [ 2574.082430] IPv6: ADDRCONF(NETDEV_UP): wlan1: link is not ready
<darkdrgn2k> (NOT the onboard wifi. that works "fine" its a usb dongle"
<darkdrgn2k> any idea what i could be...
<darkdrgn2k> or is it just the raw state of armbian on the h5
<MoeIcenowy> what chip
<MoeIcenowy> I think my ar9271 dongles work well on OPi PC2
<MoeIcenowy> although not armbian -- I build my own distro
<darkdrgn2k> [ 9.753149] ieee80211 phy1: rt2x00lib_request_firmware: Info - Loading firmware file 'rt2870.bin'
<darkdrgn2k> [ 9.761484] ieee80211 phy1: rt2x00lib_request_firmware: Info - Firmware detected - version: 0.36
<darkdrgn2k> the dongle works on opi lite, one, zero and raspbery pis without any "extra work"
<darkdrgn2k> so yeh rt2800usb
<darkdrgn2k> stupid question but reversed data lines on a usb would cause it ti simply not work at all right?
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<FrostyBytes> hello. when I try to boot via FEL I get this: sunxi SPL version mismatch: found 0x02 > maximum supported 0x01 when trying to boot "U-Boot 2017.07 for sunxi board". I have build the latest sunxi from git v1.1-419-gd9b1d7e
<MoeIcenowy> FrostyBytes: it's because the U-Boot is updated
<MoeIcenowy> but sunxi-fel didn't react the update
<MoeIcenowy> ssvb doesn't appear for a long time...
<MoeIcenowy> who have commit permission for linux-sunxi/sunxi-tools?
<FrostyBytes> ok I will try downgrading u-boot to 2016.11
<darkdrgn2k> ok i figured it out.. it all works fine now EXCEPT
<darkdrgn2k> some one turned off meshpoint in the h5 kernel :(
<darkdrgn2k> # CONFIG_MAC80211_MESH is not set
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<chrisf_> Does anyone know which interrupts the ATF sets to Group 0/1 on an H5? I can't make an SGI work in EL2 at the moment. Maybe I should swap to EL1 Secure?
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<maz> chrisf_: most interrupts should be Group-1, except maybe for the last 8 SGIs, which *can* be reserved for the secure side, and the secure physical timer interrupt.
<maz> chrisf_: that's the theory though, I haven't looked at what ATF does.
<chrisf_> maz: Thanks. I'm looking through the ATF at the moment ...
<maz> chrisf_: also, for interrupts to be delivered at EL2, you may need to set HCR_EL2.IMO (otherwise, interrupts are signaled at EL1).
<chrisf_> maz: That sounds like just what I was looking for.
<maz> chrisf_: that's of course assuming that you actually run at EL0/EL1, and want interrupts to be promoted to EL2.
<maz> chrisf_: if you just run at EL2, then interrupts should fire there anyway.
<chrisf_> maz: I'm trying to signal one core at EL2 from another at EL2 at the moment. So it's probably not that.
<chrisf_> sounds like what I'm trying to do should be possible though so I'll keep hunting.
<maz> chrisf_: usual shopping list: PMR/BPR settings, SGI priorities, group enables.
<chrisf_> maz: Thanks. I'll check all of those.
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<wens> mripard: I should be able to send out new a83t patches tomorrow
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<mripard> wens: great
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<Net147> mripard: I am getting some strange clock rates after the CCU parent rate handling changes...
<mripard> Net147: can you elaborate /
<mripard> ?
<Net147> mripard: before changes hdmi-tmds clock is 81000000 but after it is 20250000. rate passed to clk_set_rate is 83500000.
<mripard> on which kernel version ?
<mripard> and which board ?
<Net147> mripard: 4.13-rc1 on a20-olinuxino-micro. referring to your sunxi-ng clk changes on 2017-06-07.
<mripard> you surely have additional patches to have it running on the A20, right ?
<Net147> mripard: yes
<Net147> mripard: I am trying to isolate it. will keep you posted.
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<Net147> mripard: wondering if you are able to reproduce it if you manually set crtc_clock to 83500
<mripard> I don't have the hardware right here
<Net147> mripard: I had to revert e69b2afa876d246feff724dfc7b0b58aec360633, 73e3e04fc009973d55a523ece1a7261ef7a089be, abea24218aa9e40e504d89ac1b7c6b4588a6cd9b on an older kernel to get it working
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<Net147> mripard: should I send you EDID file to test on your setup when you have time?
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<montjoie> seems someone with communication problem https://linux-sunxi.org/User_talk:Libv
<libv> yeah, feel free to remove that, i haven't gotten round to it yet
<BenG83_> lol
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<libv> for all the leeching that the $shitpi vendors do from linux-sunxi, they do keep most of that rifraf away
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<mripard> Net147: try to reproduce without any patches on top
<Net147> mripard: well HDMI on A20 doesn't work without any patches on top?
<Net147> mripard: I don't have A10s around here to test, but you should be able to check with your hardware using CONFIG_DRM_LOAD_EDID_FIRMWARE=y, drm_kms_helper.edid_firmware=... in kernel command line and the edid file in /lib/firmware/
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<Net147> mripard: would you be willing to check on A10s?
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<mripard> I'll try to find some time to do that
<mripard> but if you're using plaes patches, he has a bug in its divider code
<Net147> mripard: okay, I have emailed you the data
<Net147> mripard: shouldn't that bug only affect the SATA clock?
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<darkdrgn2k> hi all
<darkdrgn2k> how do you compile a WIP kernel in armbian, i tried adding EXPERT="YES" to the compile.sh but doesnt seem to work
<darkdrgn2k> uhh nm :/
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<MoeIcenowy> oh what's the CPVDD of A64?
<MoeIcenowy> It's connected to AXP803's ELDO1
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<MoeIcenowy> it looks like a critical regulator, but when I shut the regulator off the system is still alve
<MoeIcenowy> alive *
<beeble> headphone charge pump
<MoeIcenowy> beeble: ah-oh
<MoeIcenowy> beeble: how do you know it?
<beeble> i should know it, i designed a a64 board? :)
<MoeIcenowy> ah-oh
<MoeIcenowy> thanks
<beeble> so i could remember what it was, but probably from the datasheet
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<beeble> yes confirmed it, datasheet has a description
<Net147> mripard: it seems something goes wrong in ccu_div_recalc_rate...
<wens> MoeIcenowy: yes, Charge Pump VDD, for the headphone amp
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<MoeIcenowy> wens: oh maybe then we will need its handle in sun8i-codec or sun8i-codec-analog driver?
<wens> MoeIcenowy: yes
<MoeIcenowy> P.S. what's the operating voltage of LPDDR3?
<MoeIcenowy> is it 1.2V + 1.8V ?
<Net147> mripard: okay I fixed it by reordering the clk_set_rate calls...
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<MoeIcenowy> (I'm trying to add proper AXP803 support to SoPine w/ Baseboard
<wens> MoeIcenowy: wikipedia says yes
<wens> not sure what 1.8V is for though
<MoeIcenowy> according to SoPine schematics
<MoeIcenowy> 1.8V is from ELDO1 and is the VDD of the chip
<MoeIcenowy> and 1.2V is DCDC5, the VCC of the chip
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<FergusL> Hi, I removed the Allwinner boot loader signature on SD card and now I can't boot it, is there a way to get it back?
<KotCzarny> learn about aw boot process then about uboot
<KotCzarny> then just grab armbian and forget about all that
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<FergusL> KotCz I'm on Armbian :D I purposedly didn't mention it explicitly as this is a general sunxi channel
<FergusL> I used the nand-sata-install script, it didn't show any error but eMMC doesn't boot, uboot fails "MMC Device 1 not found" and now I have removed the boot signature from the sdcard :/
<FergusL> i'm going to try to use dd to copy from the .img file to the sdcard
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<FergusL> (haha, dd magic: "skip" argument seeks in input .img file and it made the sd card bootable again)
<KotCzarny> yup
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<KotCzarny> but if you just want to clone uboot from img, you will have to use both skip and seek
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<FergusL> exactly what I've done, I've rerun the nand-sata-install script, and maybe there's an extra step to make the nand bootable
<KotCzarny> remember its emmc not nand
<ElBarto> MoeIcenowy: where is axp803.dtsi ? are your latest patches based on -next or something ?
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<FergusL> what difference should that make KotCzarny?
<KotCzarny> someone could misunderstand you
<KotCzarny> also, more relevant results in google
<FergusL> KotCzarny: Ok I see, are you aware of anything specific to do after running the nand-sata-install? like flashing the kernel to the eMMC?
<KotCzarny> nope, never used it
<KotCzarny> i do it manually since i know my linuxes well
<FergusL> KotCzarny: so is it just a matter of copy/pasting to a new partition? is the /boot folder auto-detected?
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<KotCzarny> yes, uboot searches few predefined locations
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<FergusL> still isn't working :| that's weird! logs for both with and without the sd card: http://paste.leloop.org/?137a3b9fae8557bb#vxRS4zmeAjZm/zvKCiV9zVsLPrVhVt8CIHR1Y0Puev0=
<KotCzarny> can you use any pastebin that doesnt require js?
<KotCzarny> or paste raw link
<pmpp> KotCzarny: same as pizero+2 H3 https://pastebin.com/raw/9JQYhk1X
<FergusL> KotCzarny: https://pastebin.com/gz14CjYD
<KotCzarny> haha
<KotCzarny> day when the opis stopped working?
<FergusL> I've got a nanopi m1 plus
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<FergusL> the data is correctly copied to eMMC, the partition is filled with whatever was on the sd card, including the /boot folder
<KotCzarny> boot from sdcard, nuke first megs of emmc then try cloning again via dd this time?
<FergusL> KotCzarny the emmc doesn't have the boot flag (as seen in fdisk -l), is this relevant in uboot world?
<pmpp> nope won't help it's uboot mainline failing to read
<pmpp> FergusL: irrelevant
<FergusL> uboot won't let me hit a key before booting when running from sd card, maybe it's a setting in the fex file?
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<KotCzarny> nope, most likely wrong uboot, so no usb
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<FergusL> KotCzarny where is uboot stored?
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<KotCzarny> starts at 8k
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<FergusL> KotCzarny so it's in the emmc/sd card? it's weird that latest Armbian ships with something that could fail on that. Maybe recent NanoPis have something different that hasn't been picked up by the community yet!
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<[TheBug]> Nano Pi Plus is a bit of a special snowflake in some ways
<[TheBug]> er NanoPi M1 Plus
<[TheBug]> FergusL: what is your end goal, to get Armbian on emmc?
<FergusL> [TheBug] yes!
<pmpp> or send the board to KotCzarny :p
<[TheBug]> hmm
<[TheBug]> not sure he would like it much lol
<[TheBug]> I haven't tried switching the shipped debian off it yet
<[TheBug]> FergusL: just so you know, the version shipped on eMMc from FriendlyArm is actually Armbian
<[TheBug]> thats actually why I never changed it if I remember correctly
<[TheBug]> it is their compile of Armbian I believe
<[TheBug]> and they have the patched wifi drivers
<[TheBug]> etc
<FergusL> errrrh I didn't even bother checking before writing over it :(
<pmpp> [TheBug]: problem is just uboot who did not get some patches that are around
<[TheBug]> well what I am kinda suggesting is getting their image from their site and following their directions to write it back.. may be worth while
<FergusL> is their Armbian on eMMC recent?
<[TheBug]> I believe thats what they use
<[TheBug]> let me confirm
<[TheBug]> gimme like 5 mins to pull it out and boot
<FergusL> good thing: I bought two M1 Plus :D
<FergusL> no it's fine don't bother :)
<[TheBug]> too late its booting
<[TheBug]> :)
<[TheBug]> I have a bunch of H3 boards hehe
<[TheBug]> was running my OPi Plus 2E before
<[TheBug]> FergusL: hrm maybe I mis-spoke
<[TheBug]> maybe they have their own vanilla image
<[TheBug]> FergusL: if you give me a few hours I will backup my emmc and figure out how to write armbian for you
<[TheBug]> but atm I am working so can't really mess with it
<FergusL> really don't bother, but I can post on the forum and if I get confirming replies for such a bug maybe it's worth trying?
<[TheBug]> I assume you just tried the built in script
<pmpp> maybe first search for their uboot version ?
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<[TheBug]> FergusL: well making an image of emmc, will grab armbian in a bit and test
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<KotCzarny> use fel installer :>
<KotCzarny> pmpp: did you add img writer to fel installer?
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<pmpp> KotCzarny: there's dd and ddrescue on the ramdisk
<pmpp> ddrescue is nice for making sparse backup of emmc
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<KotCzarny> right, add backup menuitem too
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<jernej> Did anybody noticed that R18 kernel source on tinalinux github has implemented more or less all features promised in H6 brief?
<jernej> what is more interesting, there seems to be no blobs
<KotCzarny> does it boot?
<jernej> I don't know, I don't have such board :)
<KotCzarny> oh, so it's not universal kernel?
<jernej> not really, it has many things for A64, for example, but not all sources
<jernej> but at least it is nice to see USB3, PCIE, HDMI2.0 with HDR, VP9 HW decoder and more
<KotCzarny> too good to be true
<[TheBug]> ^^
<jernej> additionaly, almost all drivers are properly GPL licensed, even HDMI...
<KotCzarny> :)
<KotCzarny> maybe they've hired new team for h6 ?
<jernej> so I guess things are improving
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<jernej> maybe...
<KotCzarny> we will see if the chip ever shows
<KotCzarny> :)
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<ullbeking> Hmm. you know, just to play devils advocate...
<ullbeking> I was looking at a few APU2 boards because they looked pretty good for making a router out of
<ullbeking> And then I realized how expensive they are!!!
<ullbeking> You can get a properly manufactured motherboard with standard form factor and SoC from an established mainboard manufacturer, similar features, etc, for about the same initial cost
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<MoeIcenowy> ElBarto: you get it, it's based on linux-next
<MoeIcenowy> jernej: do you know what's the wafer number of H6?
<MoeIcenowy> sun50iw6p1?
<MoeIcenowy> note: read https://github.com/tinalinux/linux-3.10/blob/r18-v0.9/arch/arm64/boot/dts/sun50iw6p1.dtsi and the peripherals' positions all changed
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