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<wens>
tore down my board farm today, a whole lot of stuff...
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<montjoie>
board are not the problem, wire attached to them are
<KotCzarny>
hide them in boxes along with switches/psu
<KotCzarny>
or in one big box
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<montjoie>
we use wood with hole, board are up, cable go down via holes
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<wens>
it's all good until you need to pack up and move :p
<wens>
I ended up with a box full of devices weighing 10kg that I had to carry home on the subway
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<KotCzarny>
lol
<KotCzarny>
there are wheeled cases nowadays
<wens>
yeah ... I should've brought my suitcase to work today ...
<KotCzarny>
backpacks work nicely too
<KotCzarny>
especially those travel ones
<DuClare>
I prefer trunks and backseats
<KotCzarny>
you still have to haul it to the car though
<wens>
KotCzarny: I don't have any large backpacks lol
<KotCzarny>
not a hikey type, eh?
<KotCzarny>
;)
<wens>
nope, my legs and lower back can't take it
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<KotCzarny>
they still had to take that box though, which was harder on them when carried in hands
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<wens>
reminds me of a time when a friend carried his PC to my place using a (airsoft) rifle carry backpack
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<apritzel>
wens: mripard: what is the policy for describing USB pins on headers in a board DT? For normal (mux'ed) pins I understand we don't enable their special function, as they could be used for something else
<apritzel>
but those USB pins are not muxed, so they can only be USB
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<mripard>
but then there's nothing to describe?
<apritzel>
mripard: I was thinking about enabling the OHCI/EHCI nodes in the DT
<apritzel>
I just hooked up some PC USB bracket, and it works fine
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<suniel>
Hi all
<suniel>
I am working on an Allwinner R16 based target. I am looking for a register
<suniel>
which describes the cause of reset (like POR, RST, WATCHDOG, THERMAL etc), but
<suniel>
unable to find one.
<suniel>
Any inputs ? Thanks guys
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<hlauer>
wens: submitted my second try for en/disable charging on bananaPro/M1+ axp209. hope your move is going well :)
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<apritzel>
jernej: my mail server cannot deliver email to you: 550 5.1.1 <your.name at siol.net>: Recipient address rejected: siol.net
<wens>
suniel: AFAIK there isn't one
<suniel>
wens: thanks for the response. Any work arounds ?
<wens>
crust had something along those lines?
<apritzel>
suniel: if you control the reset, you could write something to one RTC GP data register before triggering the reset
<apritzel>
suniel: those registers survive a reset
<suniel>
apritzel: thanks for the suggestion. I will try them
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<smaeul>
the AXP PMIC has a register that tells you the power-up reason, but not the SoC
<smaeul>
crust doesn't have that feature either, though I could also write something to the RTC register before a reset (including POR)
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<suniel>
smaeul, apritzel, wens: on allwinner R16 RTC, we have four GENERAL purpose registers(GP_DATA_REG). 0x1f00100, 104, 108. 10c. I used them to increment when there is a reset in u-boot
<apritzel>
suniel: 4 mentioned in the manual, but aren't there actually more?
<suniel>
0x1f00100 increments but from a wierd value(b0010001). the rest of them (104, 108, 10c) doesnt increment. Any reason ?
<apritzel>
suniel: have you tried other registers?