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<sunshavi>
I have just tried FreeBSD on orangepi-pc
<tuxd3v>
sunshavi, what are your toughts about it?
<tuxd3v>
I doesn't knew about Freebsd support for ARM :)
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<sunshavi>
tuxd3v: I have tried netbsd 2 months ago. Immediately I tried FreeBSD con of an error with network on FreeBSD
<sunshavi>
i have took me for my ows mistake, several tries until today
<tuxd3v>
sunshavi, congratz
<sunshavi>
for NetBSD. It was very simple an easy dd netbsd.img dd u-boot-script.bin
<tuxd3v>
I am yet to experiment with it ;)
<tuxd3v>
were do you found those images?
<tuxd3v>
I already searched for it, and don't find them :(
<sunshavi>
for my experiment with NetBSD i compiled my own u-boot on my LUNIX-box (opi+2e). {Later It proved to be a mistake, But wait for that part of the story}
<sunshavi>
NetBSD. does not recognize my network and the audio of my SBC. And also it dit not work properly when connected to my LUNIX-box that feed ethernet to opipc
<sunshavi>
for FreeBSD. I tried the same receipt and it failed horribly {no boot was possible}
<sunshavi>
I have tried more than 5 snapshot releases {every forthnight there is a new release}
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<tuxd3v>
but does freebsd has arm support?how do you managed to compile its kernel?
<sunshavi>
On the FreeBSD site: They assume You have another box with FreeBSD installed on it. And they tell You to use his pkg u-boot-orangepi-pc {get the binary from it and dd}. I keep working with my own u-boot and failed.
<tuxd3v>
I don't know much, but I confess that I was already looking to that..
<sunshavi>
Yesterday. I downloaded manually the u-boot-orangepi-pc.tgz and dd it to uSD and voila everything worked as expected
<sunshavi>
audio works, network works
<sunshavi>
so. probably the same should work on NetBSD with their own u-boot-orangepi-pc
<sunshavi>
So. today I reported it back to netbsd a few hours ago. And they told me somebody beat me on reporting the network problem on NetBSD. That problem does not happend when connected directly to the router
<tuxd3v>
NetBSD seems to support OrangePi one Plus :)
<sunshavi>
and You are going to be pretty fine
<sunshavi>
tuxd3v: then try It
<sunshavi>
BTW. i have inspected FreeBSD u-boot patches. THey do several cache_flush. And that is all they do. A doubt I have is "Why FreeBSD patches are not applied to mainline u-boot"
<sunshavi>
so a LUNIX person could just compile u-boot on his box and dd the Free|Net(BSD) img
<sunshavi>
tuxd3v: answering your question: Yes. FreeBSD has arm support. It even boots 8 GB Mem RPI
<tuxd3v>
indeed
<sunshavi>
It boots the pinephone also
<tuxd3v>
I didn't kew of that, is amazing indeed, I am reading about it and they say a single image supports all boards?
<sunshavi>
I meet a guy that boot opi+2e with FreeBSD to an external-ssd using a uSD. I have done the same. But every time a new kernel is released I need to update the hdd and uSD. I am going to ask this guy. How is his boot working. Perhaps He Does not need to update both of them as I do
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<sunshavi>
BTW. my case is for LUNIX not for FreeBSD
<syso>
I am currently trying to look into a Soundcraft UI16 digital mixer, which is based on the sun7i. There is telnetd running, but with an unknown root password. I was unable to obtain FS (NAND) access, but I am now successfully entering FEL via a DIY USB A-A OTG cable.
<syso>
Is there a way to extract the FEX from the original uImage?
<syso>
So far I was able to boot the c64mini ramdisk on it and use it's NAND driver, but it seems like this is failing due to a missing/incorrect FEX file.
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<KotCzarny>
/j #h3droid
<KotCzarny>
yeah. some program is keeping partition open
<KotCzarny>
even when umounted
<KotCzarny>
havent found a fix
<KotCzarny>
and it doesnt happen with gpt
<KotCzarny>
drat
<KotCzarny>
stupid space
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<syso>
Still can't figure out how to extract the fex from a proprietary uImage.
<KotCzarny>
have you seen the wiki page ?
<syso>
Yes, but couldn't find any info on reversing it
<syso>
Unfortunately the vendor only gives a partial firmware update, which is incremental.
<KotCzarny>
have you checked if they still have local root hole?
<KotCzarny>
assuming you have some terminal available
<syso>
KotCzarny: Which one? So far I didn't find a working uart. the uart labeled uart5 seems some binary protocol (autobauding and going trough baudrates manually didn't result in ASCII boot messages)
<KotCzarny>
os terminal
<syso>
I couldn't find a working UART which gives me a terminal (yet).
<syso>
I can create a wiki page to share my progress and hardware details, if that helps.
<KotCzarny>
you can try dumping nand to sdcard, and extract fex from there
<KotCzarny>
but still, without working uart its not possible
<syso>
I got USB FEL boot working, though. Made a USB A-A OTG cable and was able to connect. Loading a random (c64mini) image works.
<syso>
Is that of any help?
<KotCzarny>
probably
<KotCzarny>
that device is quite expensive
<syso>
Yep. All in all it's a great device, but I need to run some custom stuff in addition on it.
<syso>
Fortunately, all pins are labeled. But the only UART on it seems to be communicating with their analog frontend (its on the GPIO16 header and on the 1x4 connector)
<KotCzarny>
does it have sdcard slot?
<syso>
KotCzarny: unpoulated
<KotCzarny>
ok, try booting armbian legacy on it and see if that uart works
<KotCzarny>
and olinuxino lime has only sdcard, no emmc
<KotCzarny>
12:15 #linux-sunxi |> sdcard also presents as MMC device
<KotCzarny>
*presents itself
<KotCzarny>
that uboot doesnt have emmc config added
<KotCzarny>
afair emmc is mmc@1c0f200:
<KotCzarny>
afair to use emmc it needs CONFIG_MMC_SUNXI_SLOT_EXTRA configured in uboot
<KotCzarny>
most likely CONFIG_MMC_SUNXI_SLOT_EXTRA=2 in your case
<syso>
thx will try
<KotCzarny>
and remember that pins might differ from device to device
<syso>
yeah I hope I'm lucky
<KotCzarny>
gotta run for now, bbl
<syso>
no luck unfortunately
<syso>
ok
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<syso>
no success initializing the emmc yet.
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<hexdump0815>
jernej: are there any plans to make hdmi output working in u-boot on h6 too? i have it on a20, h3 and some amlogic boxes and its very nice to easily switch kernels without a serial console attached :)
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<jernej>
hexdump0815: I don't have any plans to do that
<jernej>
it turns out that at least on H3 and H5 and probably others too, improper U-Boot to Linux handover causes that Linux driver is unable to read EDID
<jernej>
so that's why I have HDMI driver disabled by default on LE
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<jernej>
in U-Boot
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<hexdump0815>
jernej: thanks for the info
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