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<fredl-pc> hi guys, I'm trying to compile a kernel using http://linux-sunxi.org/Linux_Kernel#Compilation
<fredl-pc> This is on an up-to-date Debian 9 box
<fredl-pc> But I'm seeing include/linux/compiler-gcc.h:103:30: fatal error: linux/compiler-gcc6.h: No such file or directory
<fredl-pc> #include gcc_header(__GNUC__)
<fredl-pc> I see a patch was merged into the master branch on Sept 2016 (https://github.com/linux-sunxi/meta-sunxi/pull/149)
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<fredl-pc> Unfortunately I'm not familiar enough with git to find out which remote branch that patch would be in now.
<fredl-pc> any clue how I would find out?
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<fredl-pc> Or should I really, really use the mainstream kernel?
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<fredl-pc> alrite, I manually built the mainstream kernel and got myself a zImage
<fredl-pc> So now I do sunxi-fel -v uboot u-boot-sunxi-with-spl.bin write 0x42000000 zImage
<fredl-pc> I thought this would write zImage into the DRAM and make u-boot boot the kernel from DRAM
<fredl-pc> Instead it seems that it tries booting from the (uninitialized) eMMC chip
<fredl-pc> If I stop the autoboot and do 'md 0x42000000' I see there's data in the DRAM there
<fredl-pc> So I do bootz and I see 'Starting kernel ...' but nothing else
<fredl-pc> (on the UART)
<fredl-pc> I'm quite sure that in this situation the kernel doesn't see a rootfs and screams something at me, but see nothing on the UART
<wens> use mainline
<wens> you will not get any support for the legacy kernel
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<fredl-pc> ah, okay
<fredl-pc> Well I am using the mainline kernel now, the legacy kernel gave too many headaches while the mainline compiled flawlessly
<fredl-pc> wens - you know if my assessment above is right, ie. the kernel is actually starting but sending its output elsewhere and not on my UART (the kernel is compiles with just default sunxi_defconfig)
<fredl-pc> I should really just make a rootfs I guess
<fredl-pc> But also wondering if my doing a kernel build with sunxi_defconfig is that'll make the kernel output to a device I don't have on this board
<fredl-pc> I don't have HDMI or anything on this board, other than UART
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<fredl-pc> Hmm, funny thing is.... when I DON'T pass along the write 0x42000000 zImage, I ALSO see non-zero output with md 0x42000000
<fredl-pc> but bootz just exits.
<fredl-pc> I guess bootz checks for some sort of signature before starting the kernel (?)
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<wens> fredl-pc: what is your cmdline for the kernel?
<wens> fredl-pc: DRAM is not zeroed out when it's initialized, so there will be garbage
<fredl-pc> Well I try to start the kernel from u-boot manually as I still have uninitialized storage and no root fs, just curious to see the output
<fredl-pc> So all I do is 'bootz'
<fredl-pc> And it outputs 'Starting kernel ...'
<fredl-pc> But no output from the kernel itself
<wens> as I said, what is your cmdline? if you don't specify a console for the kernel, it outputs to tty0 (which is nowhere) by default
<wens> cmdline == bootargs
<fredl-pc> I'm not sure where to specify that when I boot it with 'bootz'
<wens> set it in U-boot's environment, it will pass it along
<wens> did you read the Mainline Kernel Howto page?
<fredl-pc> yeah working my way through that
<fredl-pc> Oh IO see, that's the next chapter, LOL
<fredl-pc> the boot.cmd
<fredl-pc> I'm also not sure what device the UART would be on though, wouldn't that be ttyS0 ?
<fredl-pc> trying 'setenv bootargs console=ttyS0,115200' just like that
<fredl-pc> wait... the DTB is mandatory for having that device?
* fredl-pc grins, this is so fucking complex
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<fredl-pc> I also don't have a real DTB for this board yet, so I use the sun7i-a20-cubietruck.dtb
<fredl-pc> So I load u-boot / kernel / DTB with sunxi-fel -v uboot u-boot-sunxi-with-spl.bin write 0x42000000 zImage write 0x43000000 sun7i-a20-cubietruck.dtb for now
<fredl-pc> Unfortunately I'm not quite familiar yet with DTB
<hanetzer> hey, is that sunxi mpp stuff available in a repo yet?
<fredl-pc> Wouldn't that be in next?
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<fredl-pc> Sorry, just guessing for it, I haven't touched next myself at all
<hanetzer> currently its just mripard and paulk-gagarine-s iirc working on it.
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<fredl-pc> Seems you know much more than me so I should probably just shut up :)
<fredl-pc> Would you happen to know what devicename to use for console to get the kernel to send its output to the UART?
<fredl-pc> Guess not, oh well.
<fredl-pc> How do I make a boot.scr from boot.cmd ?
<fredl-pc> On http://linux-sunxi.org/Mainline_Kernel_Howto there is a link 'generate boot.scr' which points to http://linux-sunxi.org/Mainline_U-boot#Boot
<fredl-pc> Except... I don't find there how to generate a boot.scr
<fredl-pc> ehm
<fredl-pc> I probably should not be working this late because it's right there at the top of the page.
<hanetzer> fredl-pc: mkimage -t script or sommat
<fredl-pc> yeah found it, tnx
<fredl-pc> aha that seems to work
<fredl-pc> (FEL boot)
<fredl-pc> Starting kernel ...
<fredl-pc> ## Executing script at 43100000
<fredl-pc> Just not yet getting any kernel output
<wens> add earlycon=uart,mmio32,0x01c28000 to your bootargs
<wens> 0x01c28000 is uart0 in case you're wondering
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<fredl-pc> thanks wens!
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<fredl-pc> I still need the console=ttyS0,11520 as well?
<wens> yes
<fredl-pc> So I have in boot.cmd now:
<fredl-pc> setenv bootargs console=ttyS0,11520 earlycon=uart,mmio32,0x01c28000
<fredl-pc> bootz
<fredl-pc> I build the boot.scr with root@e560:~/u-boot# tools/mkimage -A arm -T script -O linux -d boot.cmd boot.scr
<fredl-pc> and try to start it with sunxi-fel -v uboot u-boot-sunxi-with-spl.bin write 0x42000000 zImage write 0x43000000 sun7i-a20-cubietruck.dtb write 0x43100000 boot.scr
<fredl-pc> I don't have a rootfs yet, that's the next step, but meanwhile I'd hope to see some kernel output, but I don't
<fredl-pc> Hit any key to stop autoboot: 0
<fredl-pc> Starting kernel ...
<fredl-pc> ## Executing script at 43100000
<fredl-pc> (FEL boot)
<fredl-pc> nothing after that.
<fredl-pc> Any further suggestions?
<fredl-pc> I guess it might be that using that rather random DTB causes problems by chance?
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<fredl-pc> wens ?
<fredl-pc> I just made a DTS for our hardware or a start thereof at least
<fredl-pc> and compiled it to a DTB
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<fredl-pc> didn't change very much tbh but noticed the:
<fredl-pc> aliases {
<fredl-pc> stdout-path = "serial0:115200n8";
<fredl-pc> chosen {
<fredl-pc> };
<fredl-pc> serial0 = &uart0;
<fredl-pc> };
<fredl-pc> should I use earlycon=uart0 ?
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<fredl-pc> right, okay, well, onwards to a rootfs image/installer
<fredl-pc> damnit, looks like so many things on the linux-sunxi.org Wiki are incomplete or outdated :(
<fredl-pc> Is that Wiki actually being maintained still or is there something I should need to know about it?
<hanetzer> anyone know where one could obtain a v3s camera devkit ?
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<fredl-pc> Good morning folks, we have a custom-built A20 board with very few connectors, basically the only thing I have is UART and an empty eMMC chip on board. I managed to build u-boot such that it recognizes the eMMC chip and now I'm trying to boot a kernel in FEL mode. I made a bit of an ad-hoc DTB for our device and a boot.scr and try to boot the kernel using: sunxi-fel -v uboot u-boot-sunxi-with-spl.bin write 0x42000000 zImage write
<fredl-pc> 0x43000000 sun7i-a20-emcatron.dtb write 0x43100000 boot.scr
<fredl-pc> The problem I'm having right now is that I'm not getting any kernel output on the UART
<fredl-pc> I have this in the boot.cmd:
<fredl-pc> setenv bootargs console=ttyS0,11520 earlycon=uart,mmio32,0x01c28000
<fredl-pc> bootz
<fredl-pc> Anybody have a suggestion how I can get kernel output?
<fredl-pc> I have a feeling that I did something wrong with the DTB though. I try:
<fredl-pc> => fdt addr 0x43000000
<fredl-pc> => fdt list
<fredl-pc> and all I get is https://pastebin.com/YZ8yRTtK
<fredl-pc> Which... actually looks much the same as what I do get with the cubietruck DTS that I based our device tree off of
<fredl-pc> which timezone are the majority of sunxi devs anyway?
<beeble> your nodes are a bit empty, don't you think?
<beeble> you have no device information in it whatsoever
<fredl-pc> indeed
<fredl-pc> Which is not what's in the DTS though
<beeble> dtc -I dtb -O dts <your dtb file>
<fredl-pc> hmm okay. That's not quite what I found on http://linux-sunxi.org/Device_Tree#Compiling_the_Device_Tree
<fredl-pc> But let me try that
<hanetzer> fredl-pc: that's decompiling. basically a double-check
<beeble> thats to "decompile" your dtb to see what's in your dtb
<fredl-pc> hmm then how do I actually make such a DTB?
<fredl-pc> I kinda figured the DTS is the source and that should be compiled to a DTB
<beeble> yes it is, and hopefully you generated one. otherwise it's no wonder it does not work
<beeble> easiest way to do it is to do it in the kernel tree
<fredl-pc> So I took sun7i-a20-cubietruck.dts, made a copy of it, editted the copy and compiled/decompiled it using http://linux-sunxi.org/Device_Tree#Compiling_the_Device_Tree
<beeble> and does it show any more information in the decompile output?
<fredl-pc> let me re-run that again, hang on
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<fredl-pc> I guess those warnings are indicative of the problem?
<fredl-pc> interestingly enouogh though, I get the same when doing that on the sun7i-a20-cubietruck.dts
<fredl-pc> and that one comes from the git repository
<beeble> you still didn't look at your generated dtb
<fredl-pc> Well, I should say the 2016.09 branch
<fredl-pc> ah I see what you're saying
<fredl-pc> it's large, hang on
<beeble> and any reason you are using an almost 2 year old kernel?
<fredl-pc> no not kernel, that's the u-boot branch
<beeble> any reason you are using an almost 2 year old u-boot?
<fredl-pc> No specific reason, other than that I tried the denx master branch one time and when loading the image onto the board it complained about the image being too large
<fredl-pc> working with a lot of variables on new stuff so I figured I'd switch back to the branch that compiles without errors and loads without errors
<fredl-pc> may not have been a wise choice because also struggling right now with USB mass storage, but oh well that's next
<beeble> so now you know that your dtb does contain nodes.
<fredl-pc> could that cause the fairly empty-looking fdt output though?
<fredl-pc> Well I have to say... I'm not at ALL certain if the dtb is really representative of our hardware.
<fredl-pc> Basically I feel blindfolded in a dark basement
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<fredl-pc> I guess with what I've learned thus far I could try and compile the denx master branch
<beeble> no idea what a 2006 u-boot does with the fdt command. could be messed up, not really sure if i'm willing to made the effort to find out if there are any bugs or other behaviour
<fredl-pc> 2016, let's not go overboard :)
<fredl-pc> Okay, well let me try that denx master branch then, would that be the most up-to-date mainstream code?
<beeble> yes
<fredl-pc> ayt that'll be a little while
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<beeble> in the meantime you should get the schematics of your board and fix your devicetree to match it
<fredl-pc> well lemme try and take it one step at a time
<fredl-pc> coz I'm already havign trouble with the denx master branch
<fredl-pc> ah I remember why I used 2016.09
<fredl-pc> master doesn't compile at all. After that I tried from the sunxi got repo but there I got the messages about the image being too large
<fredl-pc> So then I switched to the most recently tagged branch on denx before master
<fredl-pc> hence 2016.09
<beeble> u-boot uses tags
<fredl-pc> ugh, I see
<fredl-pc> So lemme try v2018.03
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<beeble> https://travis-ci.org/trini/u-boot/jobs/368454813 and mainline compiles fine for sun7i
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<fredl-pc> hmm, another short Q, when I add a setting to our Emcatron_defconfig... I don't see it in the .config after I do make CROSS_COMPILE=arm-linux-gnueabihf- Emcatron_defconfig
<fredl-pc> Am I misunderstanding that somehow?
<fredl-pc> I just added CONFIG__SYS_TEXT_BASE=0x4000000 to our defconfig
<fredl-pc> But in .config I get CONFIG_SYS_TEXT_BASE= anyway
<beeble> there are two underscores instead of one in your first line
<fredl-pc> OMG...
<fredl-pc> sorry :(
<fredl-pc> think I'm getting cross-eyed
<fredl-pc> no problem ssvb, I can report a fair amount of things I guess if it's appreciated
<ssvb> fredl-pc: I'll actually try to test it and maybe update it to the current Debian snapshot, hopefully the Debian kernel bug is fixed now after so many years :-)
<fredl-pc> Well I'm going to axe that thread in my mind for a while anyway as I want to go compile a more recent u-boot now
<fredl-pc> thanks
<fredl-pc> in the v2018.03 tag I get:
<fredl-pc> a lot of warnings about include/config.h:4:0: warning: "CONFIG_SATAPWR" redefined
<fredl-pc> But, include/generated/autoconf.h:190:0: note: this is the location of the previous definition
<fredl-pc> those are just warnings though, although I'm a bit surprised to see include/generated/autoconf.h in git
<fredl-pc> however, I do get an error too:
<fredl-pc> In file included from include/configs/sunxi-common.h:448:0,
<fredl-pc> from env/common.c:11:
<fredl-pc> from include/common.h:21,
<fredl-pc> from include/config.h:8,
<fredl-pc> from include/configs/sun7i.h:28,
<fredl-pc> include/config_distro_bootcmd.h:200:2: error: expected ‘}’ before ‘BOOT_TARGET_DEVICES_references_SCSI_without_CONFIG_SCSI’
<fredl-pc> hmm, starting to get this a bit now
<fredl-pc> I guess the Cubietruck_defconfig I'm using as our sample is really kinda old
<beeble> make Cubietruck_defconfig; make on v2018.03 works fine for me
<fredl-pc> interesting.
<fredl-pc> aha!
<fredl-pc> I see what I'm doing wrong here
<fredl-pc> mixing 2016.09 and 2018.03 defconfigs
<fredl-pc> better...
<fredl-pc> groovy, compiled without problem now
<fredl-pc> ah yeah, this was the prob:
<fredl-pc> U-Boot image data size mismatch: expected 516032, got 427155
<ssvb> fredl-pc: you can compile the laters sunxi-tools from git, it should be fixed there
<ssvb> yes, a new sunxi-tools release still needs to be tagged
<fredl-pc> aha, oh didn't think about that one, I'm now using ancient packaged Debian sunxi-tools
<fredl-pc> 2016.11+dfsg1-4
<ssvb> ancient sunxi-tools should have worked in principle and did not have to need any updates to work with future U-Boot version too, but it got a bug in the code
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<ssvb> fredl-pc: I'll get to it today in the (European) evening, and actually read the irc backlog with all your messages (not only the ones that highlighted me)
<fredl-pc> oh :)
<fredl-pc> You're the sunxi boss? :)
* fredl-pc grins
<ssvb> no, I'm not the boss :)
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<fredl-pc> haha just kidding, I don't know much who's-who in this world of Allwinner stuff
<ssvb> btw, you can edit the wiki yourself
<ssvb> it does not make you a boss
<KotCzarny> ssvb is resident bare metal hacker
<fredl-pc> :D
<ssvb> not so much resident nowadays
<KotCzarny> what new toys you are fiddling with?
<fredl-pc> for sunxi-tools I use https://github.com/linux-sunxi/sunxi-tools.git right?
<fredl-pc> So not denx or anything
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<fredl-pc> alrite, got 2018.03 to the point where I had 2016.09 now
<fredl-pc> and, ooooh, got ums command right away
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<wens> Net147: dithering stuff sent
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<Net147> wens: thanks. I only have RGB666 and RGB888 panels.
<Net147> wens: I think plaes has LVDS
* wens has bad memory
<wens> plaes: any chance you could give it a spin?
<wens> that is, if your panel isn't full color
<jaganteki> Anyone tested dsi on a64?
<wens> it was only just introduced for the a33
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<wens> you'd have to have a board that actually exposes dsi
<jaganteki> yes, since the controller look same
<jaganteki> I have add mixer0, tcon0 with de pipelines
<wens> the display pipeline likely has some differences
<wens> icenowy has some patches
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<jaganteki> Yeah..de2 I have tried the same.
<jaganteki> may be I will post it in ML about what I did and issues
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<AneoX> i have a20 board with lvds lcd and a33 olimex. can test if needed
<icenowy[m]> wens: Pine64 just has DSI
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<wens> I don't have a panel for it though
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<fredl-pc> alrite, back to work here...
<fredl-pc> So... the dts files, they are, like, the sources for the dtb files correct?
<willmore> yes
<fredl-pc> So every board manufacturer should write one for their own board then. Where can I find more information on the syntax of those?
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<fredl-pc> I keep going back to this one https://elinux.org/Device-tree_documentation_project
<fredl-pc> But that doesn't look A20 specific enough to me
<KotCzarny> just take one that is closest to your board and modify/learn?
<f11f12> fredl-pc: it also includes "dtsi" files. For A20 you should include sun7i-a20.dtsi
<fredl-pc> I started off with that KotCzarny, using Cubietruck
<KotCzarny> unless you are trying to hack in some weird peripherial, most devices should be there
<fredl-pc> nah, nothing weird, just very minimalistic board so should be easy
<jaganteki> icenowy[m], is your simplefb_lcd work with DSI panels https://patchwork.kernel.org/patch/10290405/
<aalm> fredl-pc, you sure know about Documentation/devicetree/bindings/ ?
<fredl-pc> But No I don't aalm, that's kinda why I'm asking
<fredl-pc> and got feeling that for making the dts file I should really kinda look at our hardware department first
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<fredl-pc> But there's also such things as... A20 has its internal NIC, but we don't use that at all
<plaes> wens: yeah, on my todo list, but not going to happen before second week of may
<plaes> Net147: ^^
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<fredl-pc> Actually... lessay I have a royally broken DTD
<fredl-pc> Would that influence where console output goes if the commandlines for the kernel is just:
<fredl-pc> setenv bootargs console=ttyS0,11520 earlycon=uart,mmio32,0x01c28000
<fredl-pc> bootz
<fredl-pc> At least the kernel *should* give output to the UART then, correct?
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<fredl-pc> Or is it dependent on what it finds in the DTB for the UART?
<KotCzarny> 115200 ?
<fredl-pc> gosh another typo, damn me I shouldn't be doing nightwork anymore
<fredl-pc> I hope that's not the source of my problems for a few hours now
<aalm> :x
<KotCzarny> but i think it only affects console, not earlycon
<fredl-pc> should I also not pass 0x42000000 to bootz or is that default?
<jaganteki> icenowy[m] I saw 'sun50i-de2-bus 1000000.de2: Error couldn't map SRAM to device'
<KotCzarny> depends where you load kernel
<icenowy[m]> jaganteki: and then it finally didn't work?
<icenowy[m]> I think it might defer probe as 0x01000000 < 0x01c00000
<icenowy[m]> wens: I have Pine64 panel ;-)
<fredl-pc> well I load the kernel to 0x42000000, LOL I'm a n00b so I literally follow most examples on sunxi wiki
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<fredl-pc> actually.... it looks like the fdt address is mandatory in the bootz command IF your kernel needs one
<fredl-pc> So I think I can see where this goes wrong then
<fredl-pc> But... I don't have an initrd yet and that's the second argument to bootz
<KotCzarny> there is an example for that too
<fredl-pc> a -
<fredl-pc> I see
<fredl-pc> So something like bootz 0x42000000 - 0x43000000
<fredl-pc> tada!
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<fredl-pc> yay I got kernel starting up :)
<fredl-pc> and output
<jaganteki> icenowy[m] didn't see it a differing probe
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<icenowy[m]> jaganteki: so it's not probed at all finally?
<megi> reverting fixes it
<fredl-pc> hmm, is it possible to initialize a USB ethernet NIC in u-boot?
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<fredl-pc> I guess I need to compile that in ha?
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<jaganteki> icenowy[m]: sun50i_de2_bus_probe done later but
<jaganteki> simple-framebuffer chosen:framebuffer-lcd: No memory resource
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<wens> forget about simple framebuffer
<wens> that is not drm
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<jernej> jaganteki: here is my a64 hdmi branch, which works: https://github.com/jernejsk/linux-1/commits/a64_hdmi_wip
<jernej> I guess you could make lvds work with few additions
<jernej> I didn't update it because I'm waiting on proper solution for claiming SRAM C to be merged
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<veremitz> anyone know the state of H2+ cpu scaling support?
<veremitz> my b-pi-zero is quite toasty :D
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<ssvb> fredl-pc: well, looks like debian has pulled down that particular netinstall files from the web (which is not very surprising), I think that I will just unpack their latest dvd iso and try to make an installer from it
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<ssvb> most likely will do it on this weekend
<vagrantc> ssvb: what netinstall file is missing?
<ssvb> vagrantc: I have the debian initrd part and the kernel in this SD card image - https://github.com/ssvb/sunxi-bootsetup/releases/tag/20141215-sunxi-bootsetup-prototype
<ssvb> but because it is netinstall, it relies on some files that are downloaded from the web, and these files are not there anymore and the installer fails
<ssvb> that's why I'm going to try providing an update with a repackaged debian dvd
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<vagrantc> ssvb: just wondering which files are missing
<vagrantc> ssvb: cuz maybe it's a bug to be fixed
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<ssvb> vagrantc: it was an old snapshot (07 Sep 2015), moreover it was probably some kind of nightly build rather than a big official release
<vagrantc> ah
<ssvb> either way, this SD card image surely needs to be refreshed
<vagrantc> got it
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