14:38 <Darkmatter66_> narmstrong, chewitt I was able to add bluetooth support to my device and i want to send it upstream, i want to send it as a series where the first patch adds the compatibles and subversion to drivers/bluetooth/{hci_bcm.c,btbcm.c} and the second patch adds a new dts for my device with the required compatibles

14:38 <Darkmatter66_> is there a rule that require the driver changes to be sent separtly from the dts changes ?

14:53 <narmstrong> Darkmatter66_: for a RFC, no, for a final patchset yes and you should precise dependency on the driver changes in the cover-letter

15:05 <Darkmatter66_> narmstrong, ok understood

15:07 <Darkmatter66_> narmstrong, one more thing, for the shutdown-gpios node I've just copied it from a similar device dts, how can I test that it's the right gpio ? the bluetooth device works and can scan for devices,does this mean that it's the right gpio or is it not used at initialization ?

15:10 <narmstrong> Darkmatter66_: it's hard to test, if you are not sure about the gpio, don't specify it at all

15:11 <Darkmatter66_> narmstrong, so it is optional?

15:32 <narmstrong> Darkmatter66_: https://github.com/torvalds/linux/blob/master/Documentation/devicetree/bindings/net/broadcom-bluetooth.txt

15:32 <narmstrong> yes

18:12 <Darkmatter66> narmstrong, which one of the xf86-video-* drivers should i use with lima ?

18:13 <narmstrong> Modesetting

18:13 <narmstrong> But I don’t know the state of DRI2 and X support

18:17 <Darkmatter66> narmstrong, so i should just remove all the drivers and it will fallback to modesetting ?

18:18 <Darkmatter66> narmstrong, no one tested X on lima ?

18:22 <Darkmatter66> ok using the modesetting driver is not working i get these errors:

18:22 <Darkmatter66> VGA arbiter: cannot open kernel arbiter, no multi-card support

18:22 <Darkmatter66> Cannot run in framebuffer mode. Please specify busIDs for all framebuffer devices

18:26 <narmstrong> X is being tested for sure

18:26 <narmstrong> Did you get the latest Mesa tree ?

18:29 <Darkmatter66> narmstrong, I'm running from torvalds tree

18:29 <narmstrong> Yeah for Linux, but Mesa ?

18:35 <Darkmatter66_> narmstrong, mesa is on 19.2.3 do I need a newer version

18:36 <Darkmatter66_> narmstrong, sorry 19.2.2

18:41 <narmstrong> Yeah you should take the master branch of the Mesa repository, they fixed a lot of stuff recently