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<ldevulder_>
narmstrong, u-boot on emmc is booting on my khadas vim :) but I just need to install my openSUSE with MBR instead GPT, because putting u-boot here breaks GPT :-(
<ldevulder>
lvrp16, but it works by using MBR instead of GPT on openSUSE Tumbleweed, I just had to do the partitioning myself, as EFI vfat partition is needed for GRUB2 EFI boot
<ldevulder>
lvrp16, S905X supports SPI flash yes, but it is not implemented on VIM board, only on VIM2
<lvrp16>
ldevulder: hehe, hack the ef partition code
<ldevulder>
but I can also use a small SD card with U-Boot on it and use GPT on eMMC
<ldevulder>
but like narmstrong said, BootROM read the bootloader code at a specific offset on eMMC, so don't have choice, but that's not too bad, I'm now able to install my OS like a standard PC and use my VIM like a small PC
<lvrp16>
never played with opensuse, i should bootstrap an image one of these days
<ldevulder>
I'm working on the opensuse wiki page to document fresh installation
<lvrp16>
where is the cleanest bootstrapping doc?
<lvrp16>
and can you bootstrap an opensuse image from ubuntu/debian without too much hassle?
<ldevulder>
I dont know from ubuntu/debian, no specific opensuse image at that time (maybe in the future if I can do one)
<ldevulder>
I use the DVD installation method, doc can be found here: https://en.opensuse.org/HCL:Khadas_Vim, but that's still WiP, I'm writing it now :)
<ldevulder>
libretech-cc has SPI flash, so it should be easier on it, but I don't have one to test
<lvrp16>
libretech-cc does not. only the upcoming ac version has SPI flash
<lvrp16>
SPI flash simply would not fit
<lvrp16>
we didn't really try hard enough to get SPI on it
<ldevulder>
lvrp16, ok I misread so :)
<lvrp16>
S805X-AC was designed with EBBR in mind
<lvrp16>
so it needs SPI
<ldevulder>
what are the difference between S905X and S905X SoC?
<ldevulder>
according to google not much differences, lower frequency, maybe some more internal differences but I dont think so
<lvrp16>
S805X vs S905X? smaller package, S805X doesn't have MicroSD card, lower clocks
<lvrp16>
everything else is pretty similar, 1080P only instead of 4K60
<ldevulder>
lvrp16, 1080P is enough for a small arm64 board :)
<ldevulder>
lvrp16, the new libretech board looks good :)
<lvrp16>
ldevulder: yep, it was interesting to design since it is a little small
<lvrp16>
pcb is back this week, i'll throw up pictures once the pcba is done
<ldevulder>
lvrp16, thx :)
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<narmstrong>
ldevulder: indeed I’m too late but you figured everything out
<narmstrong>
Would it be hard to have the same support for the libretech-cc ?
<narmstrong>
On opensuse
<ldevulder>
narmstrong, not too complicated I think, should work exactly like VIM, but I don't have a libretech-cc to test, but if you have time you can follow the vim wiki page on opensuse wiki to validate
<ldevulder>
I just need to finish it, should be ok for tomorrow
<narmstrong>
ldevulder: I can if you show what to test yes