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<opuk> is the source for http://linux-exynos.org/dist/chromebook/nv_uboot/nv_uboot-peach-pit.kpart available somewhere or how was it created?
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<sjoerd> opuk: that's a u-boot blob packaged in a verified boot partition
<James_T> so many blobs with exynos...
<James_T> so, why don't any samsungs have UHS compat on the sd slot :p
<sjoerd> heh
<sjoerd> Most processors dn't understand C, so you'll need binaries :)
<James_T> hah tru
<James_T> so the blob tells it how to talk to u-boot?
<sjoerd> ?
<sjoerd> No it is u-boot
<James_T> Oh
<James_T> that's right. u-boot blob loads u-boot...
<sjoerd> no clue which version/branch that one is, but mainline u-boot works as well
<James_T> mmm
<sjoerd> Yeah the u-boot in flahs chainloads u-boot from SD/usb/whatever
<James_T> or flash if you're just using eMMC
<James_T> ;)
<sjoerd> different bit of flash
<sjoerd> well type/device
<sjoerd> SD and USB devices are flash as well if you want to look at it like that
<sjoerd> (jargon is fun)
<James_T> yeah
<sjoerd> The builtin u-boot is on an SPI flash device
<steev> sjoerd: so, no hdmi on the u3, i take it
<sjoerd> steev: the defconfigs don't have CONFIG_DRM_EXYNOS_HDMI :/
<steev> i turned that on here
<steev> still no hdmi
<steev> does it have to be built in, and not a module?
<sjoerd> either should work in theory
<steev> that's all my EXYNOS specific enabled options
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<opuk> sjoerd: ah, thanks
<opuk> have anyone had any luck with samsungs chromebook 2? I only seem to find outdated or incomplete stuff
<sjoerd> what problem are you hitting with it
<Nemykal> id be interested as well opuk
<Nemykal> ive been trying to get 3.18 to work on my XE503C32 peach pi
<sjoerd> what is not working for you
<Nemykal> everything :P
<Nemykal> i'm probably doing it completely wrong, but it is pretty tricky to find any documentation on how to do it right
<sjoerd> Do you have serial on your pi ?
<Nemykal> nope - what's the best way to hook that up?
<Nemykal> mine just hangs on a black screen when I try to boot off a mainline kernel
<sjoerd> the default upstream config doesn't enable the display just yet
<sjoerd> Putting on a serial port on requires soldering
<Nemykal> how do i go about enabling the display?
<Nemykal> I suspect I have more than the display issue though, since I set wifi to auto start in Arch and didn't see it come up
<sjoerd> wifi doesn't work yet
<Nemykal> that'd explain that then. hmm. that's unfortunate
<sjoerd> http://cgit.collabora.com/git/user/javier/linux.git/log/?h=wip/exynos/dp-integ is probably a good starting point
<Nemykal> is it correct to modify https://github.com/archlinuxarm/PKGBUILDs/blob/master/core/linux-chromebook2/kernel.its to use exynos5800-peach-pi.dts?
<Nemykal> im currently not using nv-uboot, just raw kernel partitions
<sjoerd> yeah
<javier__> Nemykal: yes, assuming you meant the compiled .dtb and not the .dts source
<Nemykal> yes
<javier__> Nemykal: you may also want to cherry-pick https://lkml.org/lkml/2014/12/9/523 to have the touchpad working
<Nemykal> will check it out tonight
<Nemykal> thanks!
<javier__> yw
<steev> sjoerd: the other bit is, i noticed that even though thermal is enabled there are no sysfs nodes?