08:38 <lissyx> hello

08:41 <lissyx> just dumped Armbian_5.59_Lepotato_Debian_stretch_default_4.14.70.img to a sdcard, my lepotato is not booting at all on it :/

08:49 <lissyx> an older one seems okay: Armbian_5.38_Lepotato_Debian_stretch_next_4.14.14.img

11:30 <montjoie> lissyx: any output ?

11:36 <lissyx> montjoie, it was a long weird string, starting with EMMC, mentionning NAND and

11:36 <lissyx> as if it was not able to boot at all from the sd

11:59 <poulecaca> something like ? GXL:BL1:9ac50e:a1974b;FEAT:ADFC318C;POC:3;RCY:0;EMMC:0;READ:0;0.0;CHK:0;

12:00 <lissyx> yeah

12:01 <poulecaca> That's from BL1 (boot rom). So it seems to not be able to load BL2. I don't know why though

12:02 <poulecaca> how did you dd the Armbian img into sdcard ?

12:02 <lissyx> I jus tdid a cp Armbian[...=].img /dev/sdb

12:02 <lissyx> same process with both images

12:02 <poulecaca> ah

12:02 <lissyx> and forcing a sync after

12:02 <poulecaca> this is not a typical way of doing it

12:03 <poulecaca> not sure but you may have replace the /dev/sdb node with Armbian img instead of writing the data in your card

12:03 <poulecaca> use dd instead

12:05 <lissyx> I did not, for sure: 546 sudo cp Armbian_5.59_Lepotato_Debian_stretch_default_4.14.70.img /dev/sdb

12:05 <lissyx> 550 sudo cp Armbian_5.38_Lepotato_Debian_stretch_next_4.14.14.img /dev/sdb

12:06 <poulecaca> ah ok forget that then

12:07 <lissyx> I can't retry right now, though, I'm using it

20:45 <AntonioND> does anyone here know how the timers in the gxbb work? I'm trying to set up timer d to generate interrupts but there is no "irq enable" bit in the ISA_TIMER_MUX register. does it happen automatically when the counter reaches 0? is there a driver for this in linux?

21:50 <narmstrong> Look in the 3.14 kernel, there is a driver

21:59 <AntonioND> ok, if that's the driver then I don't know what I'm doing wrong

21:59 <AntonioND> the timer countdown works

21:59 <AntonioND> maybe it's my gic config