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<naobsd> mmind00: "rkcrc -k" can generate same image as mkkrnlimg
<naobsd> mmind00: https://github.com/rkchrome/uboot/blob/master/lib/crc32.c this contains rk's crc
<naobsd> my code https://github.com/naobsd/rkutils/blob/master/rkcrc.h is obsoleted, finally!
<naobsd> I have no time to check rk's uboot yet
<naobsd> I guess it contains some things that I want(ed)
<naobsd> e.g. USB protocol
<ildar> naobsd: hi
<ildar> still hacking kernels for RK?
<naobsd> ildar: well, yes, probably. I always try to hack, but I always have no enough time.
<ildar> ))
<ildar> I'm kinda stuck with kernel for 2918
<ildar> stock is 2.6.3x
<ildar> I want 3.0.8
<ildar> but my touchscreen driver never updated since 2.6 age
<ildar> I managed to build it but it doesn't work
<ildar> it is nas_ts.c
<ildar> what'd you look at in my situation?
<naobsd> ildar: sorry, I have no idea... "it doesn't work" is the most difficult question for me
<ildar> I mean the touch driver doesn't start properly.
<ildar> I can show you dmesg
<ildar> both stock and new built kernel
<naobsd> probably it needs some time to read driver carefully...
<ildar> I see.
<ildar> Ok, I'll try to compare 2.6 and 3.0.8 versions of other (working) drivers.
<ildar> Maybe it'll give me the idea
<naobsd> and debug, debug, debug...
<ildar> )))
<ildar> thanks
<naobsd> sorry
<ildar> it's ok
<naobsd> I'm curious
<naobsd> how many people is hacking RK kernel
<ildar> )
<naobsd> it seems some more people is doing mainline
<ildar> I think it is the most active repo
<ildar> thanks to hackers including you!
<naobsd> as a person who made/maintain that repo, it's difficult to say "active"
<naobsd> I'm not sure using time for 3.0/3.10 is good idea
<ildar> porting old staff to newer kernel isn't always fun
<ildar> so 2918 staff stuck, I think on 3.0.8
<ildar> 3066 may work on 3.0.36
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<naobsd> I want to get rk3288 board (just for hobby)
<naobsd> well
<naobsd> "board AND spare time"
<ildar> the second is very rare ))
<ildar> I wonder when we get the kernel for the new board
<naobsd> ah, "board AND kernel source AND spare time"
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<ildar> mmind00: where did you get Linux_Upgrade_Tool_v1.17 ? I see only 1.16 in the net
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<ildar> :) thanx
<ildar> still don't see where it came from..
<ildar> rkchrome is ... ?
<karlp> so, was that upgradetool _required_ for rk3288? or just a different toolthat can do the same things as rkflashtool rkflashkit etc etc?
<dlezcano> ildar: project where the google guys work on porting chromeos on rockchip
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<mmind00> karlp: I would guess it is similar ... the flashing process does not seem to have changed for rk3288
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<dlezcano> mmind00: hi, is it possible you give the list of commands you use to boot the rk3288, so I can double check with my commands ?
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<mmind00> make ARCH=arm CROSS_COMPILE=/opt/gcc-arm-none-eabi-4_7-2013q2/bin/arm-none-eabi- -j7 zImage
<mmind00> make ARCH=arm CROSS_COMPILE=/opt/gcc-arm-none-eabi-4_7-2013q2/bin/arm-none-eabi- -j7 rk3288-evb-rk808.dtb
<mmind00> cat zImage rk3288-evb-rk808.dtb > kernel
<mmind00> ./mkkrnlimg kernel kernel.img
<mmind00> ./upgrade_tool DI -k kernel.img
<mmind00> dlezcano: which es essentially the same you posted yesterday
<dlezcano> mmind00: right :(
<mmind00> can you past you .config somewhere?
<dlezcano> mmind00: actually, I took your config file (but deleted the initramfs)
<mmind00> yeah, I just want to make sure, nothing else changed (i.e. if the kernel source is missing something Kconfig may change .config, so it could be an indicator)
<dlezcano> mmind00: after fighting with pastebinit: http://pastebin.com/wM5Bjjy1
<karlp> is it feasible to have minimal .configs and use defconfig to make it easier to see what's in/out? I can do that on openwrt at least,
<mmind00> dlezcano: the config really is identical (except the initramfs of course)
* dlezcano grumbles
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<dlezcano> mmind00: Is it possible you send your working crc'ed kernel to me ?
<mmind00> oha ... now we get to desperate measures :-D ... sure I can do that
<mmind00> the @linaro adress?
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<mmind00> dlezcano: sent
<dlezcano> mmind00: thx
<dlezcano> mmind00: it does not boot also :/
<mmind00> *grml*
<dlezcano> mmind00: sounds like there is a difference between rk808 and act4486 leading to the latter not booting with the upstream kernel
<dlezcano> mmind00: could it be related to u-boot ?
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<dlezcano> mmind00: I flashed a compiled u-boot from https://github.com/rkchrome/uboot.git
<mmind00> dlezcano: hmm, that _may_ be an issue, as I don't know if this uboot supports the act8846 variants
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<karlp> if I've backed up some partitions, can I open them up and loko at them? I guess it's different for every partition what's there?
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<karlp> ok, confident enough that I can wreck partitions and put it back now
<johnsu01> moofree: okay, opened this $14 thing up, it's rk2738
<karlp> is there a stub config for a rk3066 device for linux-next-v3.17-rk3xxdts I can base off?
<karlp> what branch is that it?
<karlp> nvm, I'll just wget it
<karlp> no mtd support in that image?
<karlp> or is this part of the tree a long way off mtd support?
<mmind00> I don't think you'll get mtd support in the very near future
<mmind00> (rknand.ko etc)
<karlp> foolish me for thinking mtd was mtd,
<karlp> so this will boot from an sdcard maybe, but never from nand?
<mmind00> correct sd-cards or emmc chips if your device has it
<mmind00> I wouldn't say "never" but not anytime soon
<karlp> I'm likely to need phy stuff to, which isn' tin there
<karlp> man, there's so many more options than the last time I was doign this...
<karlp> usb isn't even in that defconfig...
<mmind00> karlp: I've only played for a short time with the dwc2 yet ... simply because neither there is a phy driver nor does the dwc2 currently support phy-handling at all (last I checked)
<karlp> well, the rtl8188es is a usb wifi...
<karlp> wild dreams probably :)
<karlp> got a lot of stumbling steps to get yet
<karlp> but enoug hfor tonight anyway
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