<drachensun>
I tried a pull request but that brings along a lot of unrelated baggage from my repo
<drachensun>
so anyway, let me know if there is something if anyone else is interested in this and some thoughts on how I might send it
<drachensun>
ugh, its too late, I meant "If this is something anyone else is interested in"
<drachensun>
I've got a nand driver merge also
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<drachensun>
but that wont email because a line is too long
<drachensun>
never find, it looks like the nand driver merge sent ok
<drachensun>
nevermind, ugh I'm going to sleep
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<Triffid_Hunter>
drachensun: make a new branch from an upstream branch, then cherry-pick the relevant commits into it, /then/ send a pull req
<Triffid_Hunter>
if upstream accepts your pull req, rebase your local branches on top and it'll automatically remove the duplicate commits
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<oliv3r>
GOogle working on Android 3.8 kernel now, does that mean we'll have a 3.8 tree soon too? :)
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<libv>
drachensun: #linux-sunxi :)
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<dw>
excuse my hardware ignorance, but in current generation arm socs, there seems to be some limit of 2GB RAM. i think i read somewhere this was hardware related. is there some complexity or efficiency problem with supporting large physical address space?
<dw>
or am i totally imagining this :)
<dw>
i guess arm has nothing like PAE, so there's an obvious limit at 4gb
<dw>
oh, woah. /me learns about LPAE
<libv>
i think a15 is able to use some sort of pae
<libv>
and then therefor also a7
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<mripard>
dw: there's actually two things to consider
<mripard>
the first one is how much different address you can have on your system
<mripard>
this is what set the maximum memory usable to 4GB on a 32bits system
<mripard>
and this is what LPAE/PAE is for, to extend the number of addresses you can use, and thus the amount of memory
<mripard>
but your hardware also restricts you on how much memory you can use
<dw>
mripard: yes its the latter part i don't understand
<mripard>
libv: yes, A7 and A15 have LPAE
<mripard>
and some marvell SoCs as well
<mripard>
and probably some others I'm not aware of
<mripard>
dw: there's two thing: your memory controller could handle less than 4GB of RAM
<mripard>
or, since most of the devices in a SoC are mapped to a memory address, it restricts also the amount of addresses you could use
<mripard>
and this is basically what happens to most of the modern SoCs
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<vinifm>
is possible to use a higher resolution than 800x600 to VGA on A13-olinuxino-wifi?
<vinifm>
because A13 Video decoder support 1080P
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<libv>
vinifm: #linux-sunxi for sunxi stuff
<libv>
vinifm: and yes, check the sunxi wiki for Display
<vinifm>
thanks
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<Ra__>
Hello
<Ra__>
I have a question about suxi-based device, Mini-x box (mk805 clone). Trying to enable usb device mode, read few posts about it, but still no success. modprob'ing g_file_storage - file-backed mass storage gadget, all seems to be ok, but no activity on usb lines.
<Ra__>
Did somebody succeed in using usb gadgets on Mini-X?
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<hramrach>
dw: besides memory controller restriction and address space restriction there are physical limits too
<hramrach>
many modern SoCs use PoP - memory mounted on top of the SoC
<hramrach>
then you are limited to a single RAM chip
<hramrach>
and to the amount of memory you can reasonably fit into a single chip
<mripard>
hramrach: ah, yes, of course
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<w00tc0d3>
omg
<w00tc0d3>
STUPID OPENVZ
<w00tc0d3>
Why can't I find 1GB KVM VPS for 4$ a month?... :(
<rm>
because KVM is trickier to oversell than OpenVZ