15:27 <hexdump0815> fyi: i have created new bootable sd-card bootable ubuntu (18.04) and debian (buster) images for the odroid u3, u3+, x, x2 and the samsung snow chromebook (XE303C12) based on the linux v5.4 kernel and with integrated mali patches (until lima and panfrost is fully useable)

15:28 <hexdump0815> you can find the images here: https://github.com/hexdump0815/imagebuilder/releases/tag/191230-01

15:29 <hexdump0815> the patches used to build the kernel and some more information can be found here: https://github.com/hexdump0815/linux-mainline-and-mali-on-odroid-u3 and here: https://github.com/hexdump0815/linux-mainline-and-mali-on-samsung-snow-chromebook

15:29 <hexdump0815> i did not test all of the images yet, but they should simply work as the changes to the last ones are very small - in case you run into problems, please let me know

15:30 <hexdump0815> good luck and get well into the new year!

15:53 <Wizzup> does audio work yet?

21:31 <hexdump0815> Wizzup: did not test it explicitely, but on my v5.3 images audio was working both for the odroid and the chromebook - pulseaudio was a bit tricky to get working on the chromebook i think (something like disabling the input part i think made it work there too)

21:32 <Wizzup> what I found way back when was that audio was 'working' but ran too fast

21:32 <Wizzup> at the speed of 44100/48000

21:33 <hexdump0815> no audio is working fine - there were some fixes running into the recent linux kernel versions, especially the rev5 chromebook audio was broken until some releases back

21:34 <Wizzup> curious as to what the fix was.

21:35 <hexdump0815> going through the commit history of all the exynos snow realted dts and dtsi should bring up the relevant commits plus some more around them (timewise) if i remember correctly

21:36 <hexdump0815> i think some clock stuff was wrong before ...

21:36 <Wizzup> yes

21:36 <Wizzup> nice to hear it's fixed

21:36 <Wizzup> my peach-pi kind of broke down since

21:36 <Wizzup> I guess I still have my snow