13:20 <scelestic> hi

13:27 <scelestic> I'm playing around with a rk3399 device (nanopc-t4) using mainline kernel. There wasn't an official dts for the device so I'm using one from the Armbian project. as far as i can see most appears to be working fine i'm just curious about many regulator errors (could not add device link regulator.?? err -2)

13:28 <scelestic> since it's 1.8v, 3.3v and 5v supplies i wonder if it's something to worry about, I've put up a full dmesg log here https://pastebin.com/zhUx5HdZ

16:48 <jmbsvicetto> scelestic: Hi. Can you share the dts / link to it? I'm trying to install Gentoo on a nanopc-t4

17:21 <scelestic> jmbsvicetto: sure, even though it mentions nanopi4, rev00 seems to be nanopc t4

17:21 <scelestic> https://github.com/armbian/build/blob/master/patch/kernel/rk3399-dev/nanopi4-dts.patch

17:32 <jmbsvicetto> scelestic: Thank you

18:26 <Kelsar> which module do i need for the usb-c upload on the nanopc t4?

18:29 <Kelsar> jmbsvicetto: you should know, aren't you?

18:33 <scelestic> qssh dev@shell01.aperture.labs

18:33 <scelestic> MX100f13ts!

18:33 <scelestic> cd /iscsi/

18:33 <scelestic> l

18:33 <scelestic> cd

18:33 <scelestic> l

18:33 <scelestic> cd rm -rf linux-rockchip .

18:33 <scelestic> l

18:39 <scelestic> halt -pini

18:39 <Kelsar> jmbsvicetto: did you get upgrade_tool running?

18:44 <Kelsar> meh rkflashtool sees the device, but can't address it propperly

18:46 <Kelsar> ah, this is how it works

19:28 <Kelsar> hmm the nvme is not detected...

23:07 <jmbsvicetto> Kelsar: sorry, I was out

23:08 <jmbsvicetto> Kelsar: Yes, I was able to use the upgrade_tool on my laptop to flash through usb-c the nanopc-t4

23:09 <jmbsvicetto> Kelsar: are you sure you got the nanopc-t4 in the correct mode? IIRC, I had to start it pressing the reset and boot buttons for a few seconds

23:10 <Kelsar> jmbsvicetto: i got it working, right now i can't see the nvme :(

23:11 <jmbsvicetto> Kelsar: What do you mean? I had some initial issues with the nvme but got it working

23:12 <jmbsvicetto> nvme ssd disk*

23:12 <Kelsar> installed the ubuntu image, i can't see the nvme, but it is late so i went to bed ;)

23:12 <jmbsvicetto> Kelsar: The nanopc-t4 is enforcing the same partitioning on nvme that it has on the mmc, so I had to use nvmen1p7 to get a large partition on it

23:13 <jmbsvicetto> Kelsar: hehe

23:14 <jmbsvicetto> BTW, is there any way to convince the kernel that I want to use my own partitioning on the nvme? I'm able to use fdisk and parted to create a different partitioning scheme, but the kernel refuses to accept it

23:15 <jmbsvicetto> Kelsar: sorry, I believe it's nvme0n1p7 - I have to power it up to confirm

23:15 <Kelsar> i don't have any nvme device

23:17 <jmbsvicetto> Were you able to use the screw for the disk? It took me a while to understand the hole had a plastic cover that I had to remove before being able to use the screw

23:17 <jmbsvicetto> Kelsar: It wasn't obvious to me

23:17 <Kelsar> i had to use adapter to make my ssd large enough... so yeah, the screw wasn't an issue

23:18 <jmbsvicetto> ok

23:19 <jmbsvicetto> could it be related to the adapter? I'm using a samsung 970 evo on my nanopc-t4

23:39 <Kelsar> no, it just a nechanical extension to the screw, not the socket side