<afaerber>
narmstrong, thanks, was able to work around it by misusing uart_c_rts_cts_pins - will cook up a patch as far as I could test things (no RTS/CTS in use here)
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<narmstrong>
xdarklight: there is no « official » requirements, but it was requested on the previous clk drivers I pushed
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<wens>
narmstrong: looks like rockchip also has a set of r7p0 blobs (along with ones for newer mali), and there's also an EULA
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<narmstrong>
wens: good to know, but you can use the ones on the ARM Mali website, the EULA doesn't say you can't use them on non-hikey boards
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<wens>
right, but there's no x11 version from ARM
<narmstrong>
exact, but it's really bad...
<narmstrong>
ARM never really tried to have a correct X11 GL Acceleration
<wens>
xf86-video-armsoc sort of works for applications that can support GLES, right?
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<narmstrong>
right, sort of
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<narmstrong>
but it's a ugly clone of the fbdev xorg driver with some legacy DRM handling
<mjourdan>
won't glamor work with glesv2 ?
<narmstrong>
so either you have modesetting with low latency and all the generic good stuff, or video-armsoc with basic DRM modesetting and very slow gles2 acceleration
<wens>
*sigh*
<narmstrong>
no, glamor only supports OpenGL 2
<wens>
there seem to be patches already in mainline that enable the gles paths
<narmstrong>
but, Lima will support basic OpenGL 2, and will support modesetting+glamor for OpenGL2, GLES2, ...
<narmstrong>
wens: maybe, never tried...
<narmstrong>
the simplest path is armsoc... and is already tricky to make it run correctly
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<xdarklight>
narmstrong: do you have any example where you were asked to change one of your clock drivers? mdm9615 and oxnas both use late initialization
<narmstrong>
It’s in the initial RFC replies
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<xdarklight>
ah, I see my mistake...
<xdarklight>
narmstrong: ok, Stephen asked on the initial oxnas patchset "Can this be a platform driver instead?"
<xdarklight>
in case of the Meson8b driver the answer is: no, because we need the clock controller driver to be registered before the device model is initialized