<PabloPL>
krzk: Hi, s5pv210 cpufreq patches got applied to stable, but https://patchwork.codeaurora.org/patch/697251/ is not (i don't remember why i didn't send it in v3 and v4 with "cpufreq: s5pv210: Defer probe if getting regulators fail"). Is it possible to make it be included?
<krzk>
PabloPL: you can also send a patch for stable
<krzk>
but this does not look like candidate for stable at all
<krzk>
or are you asking about including this in this merge window?
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<PabloPL>
krzk: i would like to have it in any version. there shouldn't be many users of s5pv210, so i hope they don't have problem with issue before this patch (constant spam in kernel log)
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<wwilly>
hi, is there something private from samsung to upgrade the uboot bootloader? or everything is public?
<javier__>
the problem is that only the u-boot part is open source, the rest of the components in the boot path are not
<wwilly>
uhm ok
<javier__>
and even if they were, require signed binaries so that means that hardkernel would need to sign it...
<wwilly>
so is possible to upgrade uboot and keep this bin by samsung?
<javier__>
wwilly: yes, it is
<wwilly>
I'm asking because I would like to be able to change the lpddr3 freq
<javier__>
just use the sd_fuse script and provide your built u-boot + the binaries from hardkernel
<wwilly>
and on my current img, dmc command not found on uboot prompt
<javier__>
wwilly: not sure if the lpddr3 freq could be changed, but definitely adding the dmc command
<javier__>
there are some things that can't be changed due the BL1/BL2 implementation, for example CPUidle can't be made to work
<javier__>
there are some things that can't be changed due the BL1/BL2 implementation, for example CPUidle can't be made to work due the FW leaving the CCI in secure mode
<javier__>
sorry, got the sentence cut in the middle the first time
<javier__>
wwilly: anyway, it's a PITA but that how things are with the HK boards
<memeka>
wwilly: last uboot from HK supports changing memory freq up to 933mhz
<memeka>
That’s more than the 800mhz default
<memeka>
So just use the hk image and change freq in boot.ini
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<wwilly>
memeka, thanks but if I can stay away from hk software, I do