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<oliv3r>
KotCzarny: the limitation is due to shortage of pins :)
<oliv3r>
KotCzarny: i belive it was
<oliv3r>
KotCzarny: though it may have been a restriction with available modules back then
<wens>
oliv3r: a10 as well?
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<asyring>
wens: here my cubietruck drm log with lastest version of your a20 hdmi github branch. https://pastebin.com/fXVK0HBh
<asyring>
wens: for me the log looks good but the monitor is switched off when drm is loaded
<asyring>
or do I miss something in cmdline? console=tty1 console=ttyS0,115200 loglevel=8 clk_ignore_unused earlyprintk=serial,ttyS0,115200 drm.debug=0xff root=/dev/mmcblk0p1 rootwait panic=10
<wens>
at the end it says hdmi connector disconnected
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<asyring>
yes, I pulled the cable
<wens>
asyring: well in the middle it says it selected a mode and created a framebuffer
<asyring>
correct. but at this point the monitor turns off
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<wens>
do you have another monitor or tv you can try?
<asyring>
no hdmi sorry
<wens>
btw, I suggest not setting the lowest bit for drm.debug
<wens>
the drm core debug messages are pretty spammy
<asyring>
it was a suggestion of mripard some times ago. If you say 0xef is enough I'll change it.
<wens>
lowest bit, not highest
<wens>
use 0x1e (if you don't want the vblank messages) or 0x3e
<asyring>
ok thx
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<wens>
ElBarto: I see FreeBSD 12 splits out armv7 from armv6, but only two boards have moved over. what's that about?
<ElBarto>
wens: two boards ? now only rpi (1 and 0) are armv6
<ElBarto>
ah latest snapshot runs was done during the switch
<ElBarto>
so yeah only two images where created with armv7 arch
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<ElBarto>
ah no, seems that the release engineer didn't create snapshot for all the boards, don't know what happened
<wens>
probably lack of bandwidth :p
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<ElBarto>
wens: probably not but don't know what happened, why are you asking though ?
<wens>
ElBarto: was just looking at ARM/ARM64 support in the various BSDs
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<wens>
ElBarto: thought about running OpenBSD on an RPi3 for NAT64 purposes
<wens>
we have a server tower doing that right now, with practically zero users. Kind of a waste
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<ElBarto>
weird to hear a linux kernel dev that he will use BSD but, ok why not ? :)
<ElBarto>
nftable isn't good enough for nat64 ?
<wens>
ElBarto: did I mention my day job is software engineer + system administrator?
<ElBarto>
nope, but still :) but it's good that you have a open mind and try other stuff (I do the same with using linux at work when it make sense)
<wens>
well I was brought on to FreeBSD by a predecessor/mentor in college, but we only used it for servers
<wens>
by the time I left everything had been converted over to Linux, as it's really hard to find someone familiar with BSDs in general
<ganbold>
wens: there will be BSDTW in November in Taipei if you are based in
<wens>
ganbold: I know. have a couple friends who are volunteers
<beeble>
wens: make buildworld, get a snack, mergemaster :)
<ElBarto>
ganbold: you're going ? I can't make it sadly ...
<ganbold>
wens: I'm planning to go there :)
<wens>
IIRC we also have DebConf next year
<ganbold>
ElBarto: yes
<wens>
beeble: it's all pkg these days
<wens>
freebsd-update and svn-based src/ports don't mix well
<ElBarto>
wens: not the base system
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<wens>
ElBarto: yeah, we use freebsd-update :p
<MoeIcenowy>
P.S. what's the current state of sunxi on OpenBSD?
<ElBarto>
MoeIcenowy: they have some drivers :) (that's all I know)
<wens>
MoeIcenowy: arm64 looks better than armv7
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<MoeIcenowy>
I remember for Pine64 it still says that it uses a USB storage to load the system
<montjoie>
I wanted to port my driver to BSD but some ENOTIME
<ElBarto>
montjoie: which one ? crypto ?
<MoeIcenowy>
ElBarto: I think he means dwmac-sun8i
<MoeIcenowy>
it's a critical driver for many usages ;-)
<montjoie>
ElBarto: crypto since dwmac was already done
<MoeIcenowy>
montjoie: done? on which variants?
<ElBarto>
we have a driver for dwmac but it could need some improvement :)
<wens>
porting something from Linux to BSDs is a pain for licensing issues, not to mention API differences
<montjoie>
I believed it was totaly done
<ElBarto>
it work on A64, H3 and A83T
<MoeIcenowy>
ElBarto: on FreeBSD?
<ElBarto>
MoeIcenowy: yes
<MoeIcenowy>
how about Net and Open?
<ElBarto>
Net probably have it since the author is from NetBSD too
<ElBarto>
for Open I don't know
<MoeIcenowy>
Maybe I should try out some BSD ;-)
<ElBarto>
montjoie: does the crypto accel is useful on A64 which have the crypto instruction ?
<montjoie>
mmmmmmhhh joker
<montjoie>
for speed no
<ElBarto>
I guess it is good to have it for H3
<MoeIcenowy>
montjoie: P.S. CE on H6 claims RSA
<montjoie>
I didnt bench RSA for now
<ElBarto>
is there any H6 board announced ?
<ElBarto>
other that mediacenter stuff
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<MoeIcenowy>
ElBarto: Pine H64
<ElBarto>
oh cool
<KotCzarny>
orange pi 3
<wens>
ElBarto: rumors about Orangepi in the works
<MoeIcenowy>
Orange Pi 3 Plus
<KotCzarny>
;)
<ElBarto>
nice
<MoeIcenowy>
The existence of H6 is disclosed by OPi ;-)
<montjoie>
old usermanual of H3 speaked about ECC also
<MoeIcenowy>
montjoie: H6 also mentions ECC
<MoeIcenowy>
BPi people told me that they're also doing a H6 board
<MoeIcenowy>
but no more infomation
<ElBarto>
ECC as ram ECC or eliptic curve crypto ?
<montjoie>
crypto ECC
<wens>
eliptic curce
<MoeIcenowy>
I think eliptic curve crypto
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<wens>
*curve
<ElBarto>
make more sense but you never know :)
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<marble_visions>
hi all, can the IR peripheral be used as plain old uart?
<marble_visions>
this is for the a13
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<wens>
it's consumer IR, not IrDA
<wens>
so no
<marble_visions>
wens: thanks
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<Net147>
wens: was "Add support for A20 TCON" intentionally squashed into "Add support for A20 display pipeline components
<Net147>
"?
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<wens>
yes
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<wens>
patches away
<Net147>
wens: thanks for cleaning everything up
<wens>
Net147: no problem
<danielt3>
KotCzarny: I have added the RAM for the chip that is soldered to the board not the maximum amount the A13 can use
<danielt3>
I shot another set of pictures to upload
<KotCzarny>
but is it 2gigabytes or 2gigabits ?
<danielt3>
plaes: yeah, JAMMA
<danielt3>
KotCzarny: let me check
<KotCzarny>
it's more than likely wens is right and it's 256MB
<danielt3>
KotCzarny: indeed!
<danielt3>
I have added the link to the datasheet in the wiki page (I will add more as soon as I can find what they are but since I my eye is not perfect this may take some time).
<danielt3>
from datasheet: 2,147,483,648-bit
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<danielt3>
fixed!
<danielt3>
plaes: arcade boards like this are quite common in Brazil
<danielt3>
my main goal is to replace the crappy piece of software the original vendor puts in the board
<plaes>
is it running Linux?
<danielt3>
yes, 99% sure
<MoeIcenowy>
what's the storage?
<danielt3>
I still have to setup some gear (a VGA monitor and a power supply) to start hacking but from what I could see from the microSD card it is really running linux
<danielt3>
surprisingly there is no flash in this board
<KotCzarny>
you might check olimex codebase, they have vga adapters added on some of their boards
<wens>
danielt3: VGA refers to actual VGA, not a passive resistor ladder or external DAC
<KotCzarny>
but unless that part on your board is dumb, you might have problem making it work
<danielt3>
yeah, but at the software level one needs to write a driver that inits/writes/reads from proper registers inside the CPU for this thing to work
<KotCzarny>
probably uses lcd output
<danielt3>
asking in another way: if I plug a VGA cable on that connector and plug it in a regular PC monitor, will it work?
<wens>
that's what dumb-vga-dac is for
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<danielt3>
I think I don't get it but I will take e closer look at the A13 documentation and do more tests here.
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<mripard>
danielt3: you can look at how it works for the A13-olinuxino
<mripard>
it's the same SoC and the same case than yours
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<Pe3ucTop>
Hi to all, maybe dmb question - haw correctly extract patches from linux-sunxi google group ?? I see tre of mails, in some mails I see patches, but it's wery uncomfortable to copy-paste patches, is there a attachemts view ??
<wens>
nope
<wens>
kernel submission requires the patch to be in the body, not attachments
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<Pe3ucTop>
wens: is ther known way to extract patch part to file ? (except copy-paste)
<aalm>
google for patchwork or something, you're essentially asking for something as simple as saving a mail to a file...
<wens>
patchwork is one option
<wens>
other option is to use mutt :)
<aalm>
what i do :)
<Pe3ucTop>
Thanks, will look for that.
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<danielt3>
mripard: thanks
<danielt3>
mripard: I will take a llok
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<wens>
argh... writer's block :/
<KotCzarny>
try something fun
<KotCzarny>
maybe check old TODOS
<wens>
KotCzarny: it's not code, it's next week's presentation
<KotCzarny>
same
<KotCzarny>
you have to unstuck the mind
<KotCzarny>
then you can come back with energy
<KotCzarny>
and probably your subconsciousness will figure out what's wrong
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<willmore>
Yeah, go play a video game or something.