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<memeka> is there a way to set the monitor to "dvi" mode?
<memeka> disable sound?
<memeka> i have a dvi monitor with dvi-hdmi cable, and i get no image
<memeka> in /sys/class/drm/card0-HDMI-A-1/ everything looks ok
<memeka> edid is ok, status, modes etc all look good
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<memeka> brads narmstrong https://imgur.com/a/KTp2Zu2
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<memeka> brads: I had issues with your config (using Image.gz and ramdisk like the HK image) i think because the kernel was too big - roughly having Image.gz > 7MB => would not boot ...
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<memeka> did you encouter that?
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<brads> memeka: nice work! Im only using an uncompressed uImage + dtb but have had 25Mb+ kernel with some heavy debug enabled.
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<narmstrong> memeka: which kernel is this ? 4.9 ?
<narmstrong> memeka: if it’s 5.1 it’s really good :-)
<narmstrong> Ok it is, I will send the patches upstream then :-)
<memeka> narmstrong: you can see in screenshot in terminal
<memeka> It’s 5.1
<memeka> :)
<narmstrong> memeka: the screenshots were too small, I managed to get them bigger, and it’s pretty cool !
<memeka> narmstrong: any idea about the monitor issue? Tried both hdmi-dvi cable and hdmi-vga adapter, all looks good, edid is read correctly etc but no image
<memeka> It works on c2 kernel 4.19 and others
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<narmstrong> Update to the new branch, I fixed an issue
<narmstrong> it's included in the `amlogic/v5.1/g12b-odroid-n2-integ` branch
<memeka> Thx narmstrong I’ll try tmr
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<memeka> narmstrong: i see there's no cpufreq ... what frequency do the CPU run at?
<memeka> CPU/CPU cores?
<narmstrong> memeka: seems they are at 1.2GHz
<memeka> narmstrong: i suppose cpufreq from gx* won't work?
<repk> Could be a stupid asumption but I'ld have guessed it could be done in SCP, maybe through scpi-cpufreq ?
<narmstrong> Nop no more scpi on g12a/b
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<repk> oh, out of curiosity, is there any SCP on those platform then ?
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<vagrantc> narmstrong: the configs you're trying to enable in debian's kernels are already enabled
<narmstrong> vagrantc: oh, ok
<vagrantc> $ grep -E 'DWC3_OF_SIMPLE|MESON_GX.*USB' /boot/config-4.19.0-4-arm64*
<vagrantc> CONFIG_USB_DWC3_OF_SIMPLE=m
<vagrantc> CONFIG_PHY_MESON_GXL_USB2=y
<vagrantc> CONFIG_PHY_MESON_GXL_USB3=y
<narmstrong> ok, stupid me, I should have checked before
<vagrantc> they might get selected because of other configuration options
<vagrantc> and so not be in debian's template
<narmstrong> it was not the case when I opened the debian issue, thanks for pointing it then...
<vagrantc> it's been there a while...
<vagrantc> :)
<narmstrong> vagrantc: I also tried to enable the other boards in u-boot on salsa, I don't know what is the best way, should I still open a debian bug ?
<vagrantc> narmstrong: you filed merge requests on the u-boot package?
<narmstrong> vagrantc: yes
<vagrantc> er, in salsa
<vagrantc> let me check ... this whole merge request workflow is a bit new in debian :)
<narmstrong> np, it's not really urgent !
<vagrantc> narmstrong: those work fine on 2019.01 ? we're deep in freeze, it'd be nice to add them to get support this release :)
<narmstrong> vagrantc: yes, they work fine for 2019.01
<vagrantc> apparently, i don't get notices for merge requests...
<narmstrong> at least this merge request was not useless !
<vagrantc> narmstrong: since i've seen plenty of regressions in u-boot over time that are board-specific, if you could periodically test the debian u-boot builds of those boards, it'd be appreciated
<vagrantc> narmstrong: i keep a log of last successful tests: https://wiki.debian.org/U-boot/Status
<narmstrong> vagrantc: we plan to automate testing, taking them from debian could be a good source
<vagrantc> narmstrong: with some more stuff here: https://wiki.debian.org/U-boot/
<vagrantc> narmstrong: very nice!
<narmstrong> vagrantc: how do I report test to you ? by mail ?
<narmstrong> or by editing the wiki ?
<vagrantc> narmstrong: editing the wiki is the current approach ... just to have a log of last "known good" state
<vagrantc> helps with bisecting issues and such
<vagrantc> though i'm not wed to the approach ... it hasn't attracted many contributors other that myself so far
<vagrantc> narmstrong: bugs and regressions would be good to send to the bug tracking system
<narmstrong> vagrantc: ok
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<lvrp16> s922x is a beast
<memeka> narmstrong: so s922 needs a completely new cpufreq driver, or can it be derived from older soc?
<narmstrong> memeka: we need to implement it like it was done for meson8 by xdarklight, I have a very initial implementation but it’s not on my todo list right now, and only for g12a
<narmstrong> The work is essentially in the clock driver
<memeka> Right so it should be pretty different from the others
<memeka> Currently is set by uboot right?
<memeka> The freq I mean
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<CyberManifest> Can someone please help me get WiFi Working on a Khadas VIM2 Max with Armbian? I tryed: 'sudo modprobe wifi_dummy' and 'sudo modprobe dhd' as suggested here: https://forum.khadas.com/t/armbian-kodi-ubuntu-debian-for-sd-usb-emmc/825 but I get a Fatal Error saying the modules can't be found
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<CyberManifest> anybody... ?
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<memeka> CyberManifest: better ask in armbian forums
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<memeka> narmstrong: i could boot 5.1-rc1 from the integ branch, but still no monitor for me :(
<memeka> stuff looks good from the drm point of view :( but still no image on it :( ...
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<memeka> narmstrong: here's drm debug info: https://pastebin.com/04k9TCLg
<memeka> narmstrong: and this is monitor edid info: https://pastebin.com/SZt0d3FL
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