01:54 <macromorgan> Rockchip has 2 different crypto engines, the v1 (such as the rk3288) and the v2 which is on newer stuff like the px30. At first I thought the PX30 was the same, but turns out I was wrong... when I actually tried to use it with the rk3288 drivers it took a shit. It's on my to-do list to port the drivers over from rockchip's BSP, but I've been waiting for the rk817 driver I wrote to hit mainline

01:54 <macromorgan> and fucking with my PocketCHIP in the mean time as well.

02:07 <macc24> oh hey macromorgan

02:07 <macc24> been poking at battery again

02:07 <macc24> it turns out

02:07 <macc24> i am using regmap fields wrong

02:07 <macc24> li ion percentage estimating is too complicated

02:07 <macc24> memory corruption is super hard to debug

02:10 <macc24> macromorgan: i'm just going to not pretend like rk817 knows capacity percentage

02:12 <macc24> ill use this probably https://github.com/torvalds/linux/blob/master/include/linux/power_supply.h#L82

02:12 <macc24> on hacky driver