<beeble>
lurchi_: gpio count depends on the package size. the smallest one has 4. and yes programmable serialnumber. fully custom or unique one from silicon
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<rperier>
beeble: yeah but you did this from uboot mainline and not from uboot rk ?
<rperier>
arrfffff :/
<beeble>
i don't have a uboot rk at hand and not really interested in building it. but the test would work on any
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<rperier>
mhhh in rk_uboot
<rperier>
switching from EL3 to EL1 seems to be configurable
<rperier>
well, so BL31... switches from EL3 to EL1... so no way to get this stuff working :/
<rperier>
I think , I will have to ask for testing. Heiko or Klauss if you have 5 min today, could you try to replace "rockchip_rk3368_efuse_read" by "rockchip_rk3288_efuse_read" (if you have a working uboot mainline) in my patch. I should just work, I think
<rperier>
I am sorry but I am completly blocked :/
<rperier>
s/I/It/
<rperier>
well, I will send a v2 and ask for testing on the ML, that's the best I can do
<ayufan>
rperier: what are you working on?
<rperier>
on efuse support for rk3368
<ayufan>
ok
<ayufan>
is it similar to rk3328?
<rperier>
the problem is that with the vendor trusted firmware and the vendor uboot, this efuse is only accessible in EL3 so I have to use non standard ARM SMC calls , while normally this efuse should be accessible without secure mode
<rperier>
the solution I have for this is : use uboot mainline (does not work, LPDDR3 not supported) or use upstream ATF, not working too... so... I have no solutons for now
<rperier>
that's with a geekbox rk3368 btw
<rperier>
yeah, the problem is when it's marked as secure, you get CPU exception when you try to access it from EL1 (normal)
<ayufan>
yeah
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<kloczek>
hi
<kloczek>
guys is it any generic way how to install linux on rk3399 firefly over PXE?
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<xevious>
ayufan: I'm trying to get your MAC address fixes for the RK3328 working on an A95X R2. The A95X R2 uses the gmac2phy NIC, not gmac2io. I know gmac2phy is unstable on Rock64 (caused by insufficient power, I believe) but I had it working and stable with an older build on the A95X R2. I've created a custom device tree with gmac2phy, and now the MAC address isn't changing. However, I can't use the network interface yet because I'm getting this
<xevious>
error (several times) on boot: stmmac_open: Cannot attach to PHY (error: -19)
<ayufan>
xevious: gmac2phy works fine for me on mainline kernel with applied fixes
<ayufan>
so, it is just misconfiguration at this point :)
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<ayufan>
btw. I received your e-mail, give me a few days to think that throug
<ayufan>
I tested rock64 gmac2phy with es9023 audio pot board
<xevious>
Is the mainline kernel compatible with your MAC address fix, or does your kernel fork have changes for it?
<ayufan>
My mainline kernel fork has them
<ayufan>
I use now mainline uboot with fixes to solve a few issues
<ayufan>
Grab my latest linux image 0.5.6 and install mainline kernel from 0.5.7 and t should work
<xevious>
This system is built with your linux-kernel, linux-u-boot, and linux-build repos, with the rockchip-linux rootfs repo.
<xevious>
Ok, I'll try that next. Thanks!
<xevious>
ayufan: About the email - thanks! I hope you decide you want to work with us. I could definitely use your help :)
<ayufan>
The biggest problem is time :)
<xevious>
haha I understand that, for sure! :D
<xevious>
I have to head out for the weekend, and I'll be AFK (unfortunate family stuff). I'll try linux 0.5.6 + kernel from 0.5.7 on Tuesday.
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<via>
paulk-gagarine: dammit, i just got it flashed, but i guess i didn't enable all the flags i needed
<via>
i have 0x11
<via>
i guess i need the dev flag on too -_-
<via>
can i just confirm exactly what i need?
<via>
i need to add 0x8?
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<paulk-gagarine>
via, I have 0x30 on my images
<paulk-gagarine>
you probably want to have 0x10 at least
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<paulk-gagarine>
which is dev_boot_usb if I'm not mistaken