leowt changed the topic of #linux-rockchip to: Rockchip development discussion | http://linux-rockchip.info | http://irclog.whitequark.org/linux-rockchip
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<rperier> hi all
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<karlp> morning
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<hipboi> karlp, morning
<naobsd> let's compiling devel/workbench
* karlp will watch/listen, dayjob at the moment, don't have any rk hw here :)
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<naobsd> I added "initrd=0x62000000,0x00800000"
<naobsd> Trying to unpack rootfs image as initramfs... rootfs image is not initramfs (junk in compressed archive); looks like an initrd Freeing initrd memory: 8192K (c2000000 - c2800000)
<naobsd> I think ramdisk in boot partition is loaded by rk bootloader
<naobsd> hmm
<naobsd> (I'm trying mmind's devel/workbench kernel)
<karlp> hrm, I was using a blank initramfs, with everything compiled in
<naobsd> CONFIG_INITRAMFS_SOURCE works of course
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<naobsd> usb 2-1-port1: unable to enumerate USB device
<naobsd> hmm
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<naobsd> to use mmc, vin-supply needs to be commented out from dts for radxa rock
<naobsd> (probably it's not correct solution)
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<mmind00> naobsd: have you enabled the act8865 regulator driver in the config? [it might still be missing from the current _defconfig]
<mmind00> naobsd: the usb enumeration is to expected ... for one, we're missing a phy driver and secondly there also is an additon to the dwc2 pending, I haven't tried yet
<naobsd> oh
<naobsd> act8864 is not enabled
<mmind00> the act8865 driver also includes the support for the act8846 used in the rk3188 boards since 3.17-rc1
<naobsd> mmind00: I tried your code in Apr, at that time usb was working... http://androtab.info/radxa_rock/linux/ <- it seems I mounted sda1
<mmind00> naobsd: can't say, but there weren't any dwc2-related changes since then except what happened in the mainline-kernel itself
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<naobsd> on-board USB hub connected to 2nd dwc2 is detected, strange ;)
<mmind00> naobsd: yep :-)
<naobsd> hmm, I have to understand linux more...
<naobsd> zzz
<naobsd> mmind00: +# CONFIG_USB_OTG_WHITELIST is not set
<naobsd> this must not be =y
<naobsd> I can see USB devices now
<naobsd> +CONFIG_USB_STORAGE=y
<naobsd> etc
<naobsd> -CONFIG_REGULATOR_ACT8846=y +CONFIG_REGULATOR_ACT8865=y
<naobsd> very sleepy
<naobsd> I'll try to cleanup RR defconfig tomorrow
<naobsd> ah, it seems rk3288_defconfig need to be fixed too
<naobsd> and I think we can use unified defconfig
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<naobsd> oh well, maybe "no" -CONFIG_DEBUG_RK3X_UART2=y +CONFIG_DEBUG_RK32_UART2=y
<naobsd> anyway
<naobsd> dwc2 is working
<naobsd> good night
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<srao> so there's a new linux-rockchip list? can we sign up for it yet?
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<srao> mmind00: thanks for the link, sorry I wasn't seeing that URL immediately
<mmind00> srao: no worries ... I don't think the subscription page is listed somewhere
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<naobsd> mmind00: I have no knowledge about USB IP in RK and usb phy things, what should be done by usb phy driver for RK?
<naobsd> (reading some phy-*.c now...)
<naobsd> ah, I remembered one more thing
<naobsd> about on-board usb wifi on RR, power can be controlled by gpio
<naobsd> it may be ok if it's always on
<naobsd> but it should be controlled
<naobsd> no idea which interface should be used
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<naobsd> mmind00: which repo/branch should be used as a base to make patches for linux-rockchip? arm-soc?
<naobsd> I tried to make a patch for radxarock_defconfig, but I noticed it's not available in mainline yet ;)
<naobsd> for now, I'll make patch for devel/workbench, currently I don't know which patch is needed/merged
<libv> mmind00: what was wrong with the google groups ml?
<naobsd> I think linux-rockchip google groups, linux-rockchip.info wiki are not maintained...
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<naobsd> and here is... who has @(op)?
<naobsd> same for linux-rockchip github
<naobsd> no group, no leader, no rule
<libv> so was this channel completely empty all the time?
<naobsd> there was (almost) no discussion about "development"
<naobsd> but very recently, some discussions about development are done here
<libv> ok
<libv> i just rejoined because i remembered about it while talking to hipboi
<libv> but ok
<libv> this all does feel very awkward though, like going behind peoples backs
<libv> was there really no way to talk to the guys who set up the wiki and the google ml?
<libv> but feel free to correct me on that.
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<naobsd> probably we can talk, but I'm not sure he is still doing something for rockchip
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<libv> ...
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<naobsd> personally
<naobsd> linux-rockchip community is not organized as like as linux-sunxi
<libv> the thing is, if this ends up a nasty fork with people throwing shit in all directions, it will never be
<libv> and starting a new ml and claiming your stake in the kernel code... that's pretty bloody hostile
<naobsd> no fork, there was not master branch
<libv> the question is, how much do the people who started linux-rockchip.info/googlegroups care
<libv> naobsd: still, none of this smells as if it originated here
<libv> everyone here is taken completely by surprise
<libv> the thing about mailing lists and communities and such is, they tend to be spawned when multiple people stick their heads together
<libv> so it will be interesting to see how this little community pans out now
* libv finally adds this channel to his autojoin list while thinking of making popcorn at 2am
<naobsd> Heiko Stübner, aka mmind, is the person who brings rockchip support into mainline
<libv> naobsd: i can google
<naobsd> and there was no maillist for developers
<libv> split mailinglists are stupid anyway
<libv> now there is a mailinglist for a developer
<naobsd> well
<libv> if this community never really had taken off and it pretty much is/was dead, then all hail the new king :)
<libv> if not... oh my.
<naobsd> I can understand what you're talking
<naobsd> but there was nothing
<naobsd> well
<naobsd> sorry, english is difficult :(
<libv> but even in the first case, the question remains whether mmind00_ tried to contact the owners linux-rockchip.info
<libv> i somehow get the sense that he didn't