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<grae>
hooray, HDMI sound works at least! headphone jack seems to be stubborn
<stipa>
\o/
<grae>
no closer to figuring out why the I2S controller on my M4V2 is still screaming into the system log, but it's a start ..
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<kprasadvnsi[m]>
I am using CREATE_PATCHES option for editing kernel source. it create patches but all sources are required root access that makes it hard to work.
<kprasadvnsi[m]>
is there any way i can edit these files as regular user?
<grae>
" chown -R <user> <dir> " ?
<kprasadvnsi[m]>
i have to do this after every build.
<Tonymac_32>
[TheBug] who uttered my name?
* grae
raises hand
<grae>
[TheBug] threw you under the bus. said you might be the rk3399 expert
<Tonymac_32>
grae I've been seeing that error a lot too. I'm fighting with Type C DP alt mode at the moment, but yeah, I notice that debug spam on the NanoPC T4
<grae>
kprasadvnsi[m], you could play games with ext4 ACLs to auto apply special rules so your user can edit those files, but to be honest, it's probably easier to just edit them as root, or use a setuid script to start an editor with the right priviledges
<grae>
Tonymac_32, I just got my M4V2 recently, and am starting to go through the DTB differences between the FriendlyElec build and the current Armbian one. But honestly, I'm not familiar enough with the RK3399 clocking to know what's wrong
<grae>
not that I'm expecting an answer, but wouldn't mind exchanging notes if you get some time to take a look
<Tonymac_32>
Right. I know the I2S driver on the RK3288 was misclocking something terrible, supposedly that got fixed. I would be absolutely unsurprised to find they are the same IP and perhaps the RK3399 stuff didn't get updated in the DT
<Tonymac_32>
or some storyline similar to that
<grae>
yeah, I saw a comment from Igor earlier saying that the sound support was largely copy/paste, so probably a quick job
<grae>
I can probably dig though the commit history, if you have an idea of roughly when it was? might give me a lead to follow
<Tonymac_32>
oof, that's hard to remember
<Tonymac_32>
:/
<grae>
... would it be in armbian repo under build/patch/kernel/rockchip64-current?
<Tonymac_32>
no I'm thinking of some mainline stuff that moved around
<grae>
mmm .. a challenge
<Tonymac_32>
haha
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<grae>
alright, well I'll probably do some digging on the clock controller in the DTB to see if there's something obvious missing
<grae>
if you do get bored and find something, there's at least two threads on the forum about it. not sure if one of the mods can merge them?
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<Tonymac_32>
[ 21.843330] rockchip-i2s ff890000.i2s: ASoC: error at snd_soc_dai_set_sysclk on ff890000.i2s: -
<Tonymac_32>
21.843315] rockchip-i2s ff890000.i2s: Fail to set mclk -22
<Tonymac_32>
the dai links might be wrong
<grae>
I've seen some posts indicating i2c1's clocks might be pointing at i2c0? but I haven't fully grok'ed the DTB yet
<grae>
will take a look in the AM. thanks for looking. have a good one.
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<kprasadvnsi[m]>
Enable a I2S device in DT. How can I check if it initialize on boot?
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<Tonymac_32>
sometimes it shows up in dmesg
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<Heisath>
Good morning
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<ArmbianTwitter>
@ericepe (Eric Poscher-Mika): Any #Helios64 @kobol_io @armbian users out there? I'm getting reboots every few minutes since this week. https://t.co/ii2G8DZVqh #armbian not fit for production use? https://tinyurl.com/y5edsj5x (24s ago)
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<ArmbianTwitter>
@kobol_io (Kobol Innovations): @ericepe @armbian Can you please post your issue on the forum : https://t.co/ryqFMM1guy where we provide support. Twitter is not so practical for that matter. https://tinyurl.com/y3qk47ow (1s ago)
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<[TheBug]>
Hmm, am I the only one that sees the Quartz64 as a confused rk3399 ? I am not sure I understand the value of it over the Rockpro64 seeing as you can either have SATA OR USB 3.0 but not both... seems a weird trade off. I am guessing the 2 larger cores are maybe that much better that it beats out having the 4 little cores?
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<[TheBug]>
and what, ability to have 8GB vs 4GB ram?
<martinayotte>
IgorPec: Can you verify that line 458 has #ifdef for >=5.11 in the file drivers/net/wireless/rtl8812au/os_dep/linux/ioctl_cfg80211.c ? If not my patch will still be useful ...
<IgorPec>
ok, will check asap. i think i'll just merge this in. just writing jiras for remaining problems
<martinayotte>
That was the only driver that didn´t have such #ifdef added ...
<sunshavi>
TheBug: were You mentioning an x86 SBC?