#linux-rockchip on 2019-05-04 — irc logs at freenode.irclog.whitequark.org

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01:23 <hanetzer> sphalerite: think I got it all workin now :)

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04:40 <ezequielg> mrueg: we have a bunch of rockpis, and had more or less success with it.

04:40 <ezequielg> but I must warn, I only do mainline kernel.

04:41 <ezequielg> today I noticed only one usb port is usable (out of 4). should try to look why is that.

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21:07 <mrueg> ezequielg: are the GPIO pins already supported in mainline?

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23:53 <ezequielg> mrueg: haven't tested the GPIOs out of the connector, but GPIOs are supported.

23:53 <ezequielg> mrueg: e.g. I tested the GPIO out of the CSI-2 connector.

23:54 <ezequielg> GPIOs almost certainly work on any rk3399 board, and it's in fact one of the first thing you support in any SoC