05:58 <Enig123> Where can I find the u-boot you're using with the Nanopi R2S image?

06:03 <Werner> https://github.com/armbian/build/blob/ca24fd20e48ff6e004279b0cb14dca746231e648/config/sources/families/rockchip64.conf#L3

06:55 <IgorPec> Enig123: currently you need to build from sources, perhaps binary in beta repostiory

08:03 <Enig123> @IgorPec, where can I find the exact source tree to begin with my own build?

08:10 <Werner> The by armbian supported way is using the build script which you can find here: https://github.com/armbian/build

08:10 <Werner> Use it to create a kernel package for your board. This will include a matching U-Boot package.

09:42 <IgorPec> Enig123: armbian is a build system, uses mainline or 3rd party sources and add changes mainly with patches. if you asking for a source where you will compile on your own by runing a make ... it does not exists. we only pack modified sources for kernel at this moment, for boot loader this is much more complicated since there are no standards

09:43 <IgorPec> we primarely support ARMBIAN, not u-boot, not your hardware

15:19 <lanefu> okay i'm losing my arbian skills

15:20 <lanefu> trying to figure out how u-boot choose which .dtb to load from the allwinner folder

15:20 <lanefu> in boot.cmd i see `load ${devtype} ${devnum} ${fdt_addr_r} ${prefix}dtb/${fdtfile}`

15:20 <lanefu> is it ${fdtfile} ? is that value you set at compile time

15:20 <lanefu> (i have an image for opi pc2, but i wanna point it to tritium h5 device tree for reasons)

15:27 <lanefu> okay cool yeah i just set the var and it seemed to work

15:33 <steev> lanefu: should be yeah

15:33 <steev> fdtfile is typically set by u-boot (but you can also override it)

15:35 <lanefu> yep.. i just overrode it and its working

15:35 <lanefu> woohoo

15:35 <lanefu> Im playing iwth the retrorangepi image on the tritiumh5

15:39 <c0rnelius> i just use my tritium as a bluetooth speaker now. couldn't find anything useful to do with it.

15:48 <IgorPec> lanefu: fdtfile=xxx to armbianEnv.txt and voila :)

15:48 <lanefu> ohh thats even easier :P

16:17 <lanefu> well... tritium seems to run RetrorangePi after a few little tweaks

16:21 <c0rnelius> lanefu: i've got that working before as well, but the gaming was no so good.

16:21 <c0rnelius> of course this was a ways back.

16:21 <lanefu> ropi is pretty good in general... N64 will always be a PITA on arm

16:22 <c0rnelius> if i recall i was getting black boxing all over the place when loading games.

16:24 <c0rnelius> coreelec on the le potato runs pretty good retro gaming. don't think i tried N64 though?

18:16 <wedrowycz> Hello everyone.

18:17 <wedrowycz> Has anyone run on nanopi-neo tv out?

18:19 <wedrowycz> Is anyone here? :)

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18:32 <IgorPec> hey

18:32 <IgorPec> nanopi-neo tv out. i doubt anyone using this board this way

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