00:11 <RayFlower> is anyone familiar with the latest linuxium release? When i try to launch es2gears i get “mali device driver failed the api version check” Anyone had a similar issue or perhaps could point me in the right direction?

04:32 <Soopaman> hola!

04:32 <Soopaman> anyone awake?

08:11 <jgreenhalgh> Hi, sorry if this has been answered before, but has anyone got the ethernet port on the RK3288 boards working? I have flashing lights on and it starts sending DHCP requests, but it doesn't seem to get much further.

08:13 <jgreenhalgh> Unhelpfully, I have a vendor kernel rather than mainline, but if it is has been seen to work somewhere, that will give me hope.

08:19 <naobsd> how many people have rk3288 board...

11:25 <mmind00_> jgreenhalgh: which driver did you use?

11:25 <mmind00_> jgreenhalgh: and of course which kernel :-)

11:38 <jgreenhalgh> mmind00_: I'm using the kernel RockChip ships, but with the Android Paranoid Networking disabled. My device tree tells me the driver will be "rockchip,gmac" compatible (I'm a compilers guy rather than a kernel hacker, so sorry if my terminology is off).

12:07 <mmind00> jgreenhalgh: ah, so the vendor tree ... I'm not sure how heavily the ethernet gets tested there ... and I also never tried this tree at all and only use it as reference

12:10 <mmind00> jgreenhalgh: the ethernet is a dwmac variant (drivers/net/ethernet/stmicro/stmmac) that still needs a rk-specific layer to work in the mainline kernel

12:34 <jgreenhalgh> mmind00: But the hardware works, so there is some hope? I'll keep digging, thanks for the help.

13:51 <mmind00> jgreenhalgh: I would guess so ... I even started on the necessary layer for the dwmac [https://github.com/mmind/linux-rockchip/blob/devel/workbench/drivers/net/ethernet/stmicro/stmmac/dwmac-rockchip.c], but currently there comes something else up all the time, pushing this back