<oliv3r>
vector80: you are randomly writing random images, i'm not supprised it doesn' twork
<oliv3r>
vector80: as to fixing you rbugs, that's really between you and allwinner since you are using their tools; which you don't even need really, you are lucky that you have eMMC as main device, be happy and use it
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<wens>
good news. I got WiFi working on mainline with brcmfmac driver
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<vector80>
oliv3r: Thank you very much for the answer. For android image, it is not random one, I am compiling from the source. Can I write android image via SD card ?
<libv>
while the makers of this page claim it to be a raspberry pi, it looks suspiciously like an A13 to me
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<wolfy>
ARM processor - Cortex A8 512K RAM
<wolfy>
that's definitely not a rpi
<libv>
read on.
<libv>
and look at the not too detailed board pictures
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<wolfy>
"Pledge $333 or more " claims A8, 4GB RAM . that's not a PI...
<wolfy>
one of two is false. either it's a PI ( which I do not believe ) or it cannot have those specs
<libv>
it's also not a bga on the pictures
<rm>
libv, they say it was used at some point in development only
<rm>
"....That's when we started to notice that tablet are starting to be quite cheap. All we really need to add to the spec of a tablet is 1 touch panel. We bought a tablet, promised it that it won't hurt (had to lie) and that it is a part of history (you guys will decide), and came up with this"
<rm>
^ changed to a modified (A13?) tablet later
<libv>
right
<libv>
the way this board is laid out makes me believe it is a Q88
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<vector80>
oliv3r: I downloaded script.bin from working debian SDcard, and used bin2fex, and I got olimex.fex file. And then, I copied my working android fex file (sys_config.fex) and used fex2bin, and created script.bin . And then, I deleted script.bin file from 16MByte partition of the SDCARD, and copied my new one. And then I insert SDcard to my board, and booted.. Unfortunately, kernel crashes during boot: http://pastie.org/8577232
<vector80>
I feel it is realted with the USB, what is your recommendation for the next step ?
<oliv3r>
vector80: ok why copy that at all?
<oliv3r>
you extract olimex.fex, then overwrite it; why bother extracting it at all :)
<oliv3r>
vector80: anyway, next step is to go back 4 steps :)
<oliv3r>
actualyl
<oliv3r>
no we need a proper script.bin so we can use mmc :)
<oliv3r>
vector80: yeah looks like you (mis) configured your VUSB gpio
<oliv3r>
check the schematic; the hardware guys should have wired a gpio to the VUSB mosfet
<oliv3r>
easiest step forward, worry about that later, disable usb completly
<oliv3r>
under all 3 usb sections, set usb_para or usb_used or whatever = 0
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<vector80>
Clear, let me do it
<vector80>
One question
<vector80>
if I misconfigured my USB gpio,
<vector80>
How it is working perfectly with my android image ?
<oliv3r>
different fex file? :)
<oliv3r>
but by disabeling usb, you can prove your own point, that it may be related to USB :)
<vector80>
clear
<vector80>
I am using MELD
<vector80>
Comparing two fex files
<vector80>
mostly looking the same, some pins are configured differently
<vector80>
As I understand, kernel is reading this script.bin file during booting, and configuring the hardware accordingly
<vector80>
right?
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<oliv3r>
each driver reads script.bin (each own section)
<vector80>
cool, I disabled all 3 USB in the FEX, now booting debian OK
<vector80>
Now, need to try one by one ?
<vector80>
which one causing the issue?
<oliv3r>
so in the usb driver, there's probably something like if (usb_para = 0) don'tload(); :p
<vector80>
ok
<vector80>
bad news
<oliv3r>
anyway,
<oliv3r>
if it works without usb;t hat's good
<vector80>
Even I load my fex
<vector80>
ls /dev/mmc* still doesn't show mmcblk1
<oliv3r>
show me the fex file you currently use
<oliv3r>
in theory, the olimex boards do have 2 mmc slots, so should work
<vector80>
Today is birthday of my wife, I am very sorry but I need to go home now... I want to thank you for all your helps again, you are no:1.
<vector80>
have a nice day, bye
<oliv3r>
go home :)
<oliv3r>
see you arround
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<andhe>
wens: cool!
<andhe>
wens: btw, why decimal definitions of chip/device id when all others are in hex?
<wens>
andhe: well if you look at the file, there are other chips that use decimal
<andhe>
ok, will look closer. :)
<wens>
andhe: if the chip name is 4 digits, they use hex; 5 digits then decimal
<andhe>
wens: maybe I'm just thinking wrong again, but I don't understand the "off by one" fix.... why is the length specified as the source length... shouldn't it be the output buffer size?
<wens>
rfkill->reset_name = devm_kzalloc(&pdev->dev, len + 7, GFP_KERNEL);
<wens>
was allocated as such
<andhe>
ok.
<wens>
bed time
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<libv>
ok, i should get an A13 device in about a week, and i think we don't have that one yet
<libv>
ah, crap, .hk... wait and see, whether it really is based in frankfurt
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<wingrime>
jemk: ping
<jemk>
wingrime: pong
<wingrime>
jemk: do you have any plans about mpeg4?
<jemk>
wingrime: no real plans, but as i might have some time again now, i'll probably look into it.
<wingrime>
jemk: sad, at least not many things still not covered
<wingrime>
jemk: mpeg4 should be relativly easy in comparea with h264
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<WarheadsSE>
the cedar stuff/
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<mnemoc>
ssvb: here?
<ssvb>
yep
<ssvb>
for the default CMA area size, we definitely need to have it less than 192MB (the SYS reservation cuts off the first 64MB, and I believe it stores the data from script.bin)
<mnemoc>
I'm making a test build of all defconfigs in 3.4 with CMA enabled right now, but with everything else default
<ssvb>
and it needs to be larger than 80MB to have enough memory for cedar
<mnemoc>
uhm
<mnemoc>
can it be controlled by kernel arguments?
<ssvb>
yes, I believe it can
<ssvb>
but I think the default needs to be reasonable anyway
<mnemoc>
at least to be able to disable it on headless installations
<ssvb>
the unallocated part of CMA area can be used for movable pages, that's why it is not lost for the rest of the system
<ssvb>
basically, the reservation is still there because CMA needs to be sure that it can reclaim the pages from this area at any time
<ssvb>
but these pages still can be used for other purposes
<mnemoc>
so we take the max we need for mali, cedarx, fb and sys... right?
<mnemoc>
"just in case"
<mnemoc>
(tm)
<ssvb>
that's only cedar, disp and g2d
<mnemoc>
mali doesn't need it?
<ssvb>
mali uses its own mmu and allocates memory one page at a time, and I think that's exactly the type of allocation which can't be done from the CMA area
<mnemoc>
:)
<mnemoc>
ok
<ssvb>
if I understand it correctly, SYS contains the script.bin data from u-boot
<ssvb>
and needs a specific hardcoded address for this reservation
<ssvb>
which unfortunately cuts off the first 64MB of physical memory
<ssvb>
I think that using 160MB as default for CMA would be a good start
<mnemoc>
we could take the sys address from command line
<mnemoc>
specially considering the hybrid 3.10
<mnemoc>
which might need to work without an script.bin
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<rzk>
oliv3r: check email
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