rz2k changed the topic of #linux-sunxi to: Allwinner/sunxi development discussion - Don't ask to ask. Just ask and wait! - See http://linux-sunxi.org | https://github.com/linux-sunxi/ | Logs at http://irclog.whitequark.org/linux-sunxi | FOSDEM talks - http://dl.linux-sunxi.org/users/nove/sunxi_at_fosdem2014/
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<gzamboni> wow, nice slides content mripard thanks for sharing
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<Turl> cool, there is a .ml tld
<Turl> patches@sunxi.ml :)
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<wens> Turl: the changes to gmac v4 are small, mostly rewording comments or commit messages
<wens> changes to code are only for gmac clock error handling
<wens> I finished them, but haven't tested them yet
<Turl> wens: no hurry :)
<wens> I may not get a chance until Monday
<wens> if you need them or would like to test them: https://github.com/wens/linux/tree/stmmac-v4
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<gadolgrandgadolm> secrets d'état & co ( révélations, etc ), faites tourner .. http://morganroulleau.wordpress.com ( on s'en branle que vous compreniez pas, au pire ça viendra plus tard ( .. )) ( La NSA approuve ce message. ) ( méway, sans doute, ils m'aiment. )
<gadolgrandgadolm> GL HF
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<mripard> Turl: well, we're only 5 engineers... :)
<mripard> Turl: and yep, PLL6, USB clocks, compatible renaming, I think
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<v6sa> Hello guys
<v6sa> Anyone awake here already? :P
<bertrik> good morning
<v6sa> I just received my order of three Cubietrucks
<v6sa> Booting from microSD works perfectly, tried Cubieez and another one from that slovakian guy :)
<v6sa> Any attempts to boot from internal NAND result in this: http://lauri.vosandi.com/shared/failtruck.jpg
<v6sa> Tried also booting the stock firmware of one of them, same issue there :/
<v6sa> The monitor is connected via analog VGA cable
<v6sa> How should I proceed to diagnose what's wrong?
<Seppoz> what does the console say
<v6sa> UART console you mean?
<Seppoz> yes
<v6sa> Well yeah that was going to be my next step, I don't have UART-USB bridge here..
<ccaione> no uart no party
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<Seppoz> :P
<v6sa> Bleerrrgh I usually carry one always around with me
<Seppoz> youa re one of these? xD
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<v6sa> So
<v6sa> I got the USB-UART bridge
<v6sa> NB1 : enter NAND_LogicInit
<v6sa> not burn nand partition table!
<v6sa> nand : get id_number_ctl from script, 3
<v6sa> NB1 : nand_info_init fail
<ccaione> android?
<v6sa> This is supposed to be Debian
<v6sa> Debian installed with the nandinstall script
<ccaione> oh, no idea sorry
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<v6sa> fricking hell
<v6sa> I think it's because it is A20 version B
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<plaes> v6sa: o/
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<v6sa> plaes: hola :D
<v6sa> Well it is very nice that they randomly upgrade the processor which causes it to not work with most of the software designed for older version (facepalm)
<v6sa> the stock firmware fails to boot aswell with the newer boards
<bertrik> I'm running a debian image now on my Olimex Olinuxuino A10 board, can I easily replace the kernel on it by one compiled from https://github.com/linux-sunxi/linux-sunxi and is there a tutorial/wiki for configuring/compiling/installing it?
<bertrik> sorry, I'll look closer at http://linux-sunxi.org/Linux first
<oliv3r> mripard: yeah i started reading those slides a few week ago :p
<oliv3r> mripard: the kernel stuff; the DT stuff
<oliv3r> official video now up :)
<bertrik> great to see that many FOSDEM videos are up so soon :)
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<nove> oliv3r: our video's talk has worse audio than the one from the stream
<nove> your*
<v6sa> Is it possible to flash firmware via FEL from command-line?
<v6sa> PhoenixSuit doesn't want to run under Debian..
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<mnemoc> ssvb: ok, i'll merge the stage now
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<plaes> what are A20s default uart0 parameters?
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<plaes> oh.. nevermind :)
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<v6sa> 115200
<v6sa> works with Cutecom
<v6sa> Flashing Lubuntu v1.01 to Cubietruck rev B processor board fixes the anomalies...
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<ccaione> argh, mripard I screwed up, I submitted the input driver by mistake. I wanted to wait for feedbacks on the mfd core driver before submitting it.
<ccaione> too late now :)
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<tweakdeveloper> Has anyone had any luck using the fel-sdcard.sunxi image with the MK802? I can't detect the device with LiveSuit.
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<wens> ccaione: are the axp20x_store_ext_attr and get functions supposed to be reused?
<wens> you didn't declare them as static, and you used a generic name when they only handle the PEK register
<mnemoc> sort of related, how is the .dts supposed to handle the a13 devices that use gpios from the AXP for the LCD interface?
<wens> write a gpio driver for AXP?
<mnemoc> and then reference those from the display defition? ok
<mnemoc> i was confused by the need of naming pinmuxing
<mnemoc> but right, they are just gpios
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<ccaione> wens: ops, forgot to declare as static
<ccaione> please, comment on the patch so I can track every concern :)
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<wens> only took a quick look
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<Turl> howdy guys
<Turl> It's kinda offtopic, but I'm shopping for a PCIe GbE card
<Turl> is there anything I should pay attention to?
<HdkR> Get a good one
<rm> in a cheap one you will get Realtek, it works fine in recent kernels
<rm> if you want to spend money, you can get Intel
<HdkR> Intel would most likely be the most reliable
<rm> the NIC market is mostly unexciting these days, as the majority of people are satisfied by the onboard NICs
<rm> (and those are 99% Realtek too)
<HdkR> yea
<HdkR> I like that the Seattle board has 2x 10Gbe on it
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<mnemoc> Turl: PCIe/USB3 + USB3/GbE is more useful...
<Turl> mnemoc: I have onboard USB3 already
<mnemoc> ah, cool
<Turl> rm: yeah, I had a realtek one
<Turl> rm: it performed ok as far as I could test it
<Turl> I suppose I'll go with realtek again, as anything else is 8x or higher the cost
<mnemoc> it looks like a rebranded orico, but for 0.7 of the price
<mnemoc> no clue what's inside :p
<Turl> pseudo docking station?
<mnemoc> a usb3 4x hub where one is used for GbE
<rm> yeah nice
<mnemoc> needed a usb3 hub anyway, and my current usb2/ethernet is crap
<Turl> mnemoc: why would you need so many? besides it'd be cable management hell :)
<mnemoc> That's why I got the 3xUSB3 + GbE instead :p
<Turl> kbrd, mouse, ethernet, two displays, two storages and you'd still have space :P
<mnemoc> and 12*4 W!
<mnemoc> power to spare
<mnemoc> but would need a new desk :\
<Turl> you could make a sunxi farm with 5 devices and their serials
<Turl> and use the usb power saving thingy to reboot them
<Turl> :p
<mnemoc> 3xUSB3 + 7xUSB2
<Turl> still too many
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<Turl> I have two usb2 on the front panel and a couple more on the back :p plenty of space
<mnemoc> but you don't waste USB3 ports on kb/mouse/chargers
<mnemoc> and in an smaller package
<Turl> smaller package than no extra hw? :O
* mnemoc loves orico products
<Turl> :P
<mnemoc> I have 2xUSB2 + 1xUSB3... I need a hub like it or not :|
<mnemoc> and a decent extra GbE for the toys
<Turl> mice, eth and storage
<Turl> you probably don't even use a mouse
<mnemoc> my keyboard takes 2 :|
<Turl> O.o
<Turl> why? ad why do you use a keyboard on a laptop? :)
<Turl> and*
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<mnemoc> because laptop keyboards are crap :p
<Turl> weren't you praising thikpads the other day for their great kbrd and durability? :p
<mnemoc> lenovo doesn't make good keyboards anymore
<mnemoc> good enough for on-the-go typing... but not for desktop-mode
<mnemoc> the x220 was the last thinkpad with old-school keyboard
<mnemoc> now they are even "innovating" with the layout!
<Turl> what kbrd do you use on desktop?
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<mnemoc> at home a das keyboard
<Turl> mech keyboard :)
<aexl> lo. this here says: iNet-1 board wjh-Rev03 2011-11-15
<aexl> can't find it on inet-tek.com
<Turl> I use an el cheapo genius
<Turl> maybe I should find my QuietKey; it's not mechanical but it was good
<ccaione> switch to mech :) join the club
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<mnemoc> the keyboard is the most important tool for a programmer
<mnemoc> deserves some investment
<Turl> but half the cost of a PC is a bit too expensive imo
<mnemoc> *g*
<ccaione> they are expensive but it is worth it
<mnemoc> ccaione: how many mechanical keyboards do you have? :p
<ccaione> 4 :)
<mnemoc> *cough*
<Turl> maybe*
<ccaione> das, poker 2, wasd v2 and ergodox
<Turl> I'd need to hack something up to connect that :p
<ccaione> (actually ergodox is still on its way)
<mnemoc> Turl: so you have an old DIN connector?
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<mnemoc> nice
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<Turl> mnemoc: no, I don't :p but they're way way cheaper than a razer
<Turl> there must be a way to connect them
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<mnemoc> nothing defeats the coolness level of an original model-m
<mnemoc> not a fan of the happy hacking keyboards
<ccaione> why not??
<mnemoc> ccaione: the <Fn> key
<ccaione> its the same on my poker2, you get used to
<mnemoc> and the split enter key :\
<ccaione> fuck ISO
<mnemoc> the filco majestouch has the \ above the enter key
<mnemoc> s/enter/half enter/
<mnemoc> \ is safer than delete :p
<ccaione> :D
<atsampson> mnemoc: a *clean* original model M ;-)
<mnemoc> atsampson: :D
<mnemoc> atsampson: have one?
<atsampson> yes, having spent an evening last week cleaning one of mine
<mnemoc> :D
<atsampson> it just looks... really odd, now
<Turl> atsampson: is it nice to type on?
* atsampson mutters something about bears and woods and the Pope and being Catholic
<mnemoc> Turl: it's the supreme god of the keyboard!
<mnemoc> atsampson: :)
<mnemoc> Turl: all mechanicals keyboards mimic the feeling of the model-m
<atsampson> the model M's nice in terms of action and it's kind of hard to beat it for durability; if you like a very low activation force you may prefer a different design, though
<atsampson> I beat the hell out of my keyboards so I like the model M ;-)
<Turl> for ~10$ I may bite then
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<atsampson> clean, dirty and modern: http://offog.org/stuff/3ms.jpg
<atsampson> if you see one for $10 I'd definitely pick it up -- you could resell it for more than that
<Turl> atsampson: can you check if it's model 1390250?
<atsampson> the one I'm typing on now is 1391406
<atsampson> 1390250 is a terminal keyboard rather than a PC one, I think
<Turl> it says for terminals indeed
<Turl> what's the difference?
<atsampson> it'll speak whatever protocol the terminal uses, rather than the AT/PS/2 keyboard protocol
<atsampson> so you'd need a microcontroller to convert it if you wanted to use it with a PC
<Turl> ahh
<Turl> bummer :(
<atsampson> http://deskthority.net/wiki/IBM_Model_M has quite a bit about the variants
<atsampson> I wish that Unicomp (who make the modern version) would sell their controller board separately -- it'd be nice to be able to retrofit older Model Ms with USB...
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<oliv3r> Turl: belated; but only get intel chips really
<oliv3r> Turl: unless i missed something in the last few years and other manufactures brought out firmware in oss style; the intel cards are simply 'the best'
<Nyuutwo> atsampson: http://mg8.org/rump/
<Turl> oliv3r: and cost 8x+
<Turl> :/
<Turl> business*
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<mnemoc> is the realtek in TG-3468 that bad?
<Turl> mnemoc: dunno :)
<Turl> mnemoc: my motherboard had a realtek on board
<Turl> same driver
<Turl> I've been happy with it
<Turl> so I don't expect majo issues
<Turl> major
<mnemoc> so? why do you need to search for another?
<mnemoc> specially those coorporation-priced intel things
<oliv3r> Turl: from that pic; i got number 3 keyboard :) the cherry one :)
<Turl> mnemoc: I'll just go and pick that one on monday
<Turl> mnemoc: just wondering if there were any gotchas or better consumer grade hw :)
<mnemoc> :)
* mnemoc is a tp-link fanboy
<Turl> mnemoc: I've been happy with their products so far
<Turl> 1043nd was good :)
<Turl> and I hope the wdr3600 performs as good
<oliv3r> Turl: i got that one in my server ):
<oliv3r> i've had so many realtec chips fail on me
<oliv3r> old 100mbit stuff that was having corrupted tcp packets
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<oliv3r> gbit realteks taht fail at jumbo frames
<oliv3r> gbit realteks that just act up strangely under heavy load
<oliv3r> so i just get cheap intel ones and i'm happy
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<oliv3r> but that super micro one i have in my server :)
<oliv3r> only 3 ports used too :p
<oliv3r> and the super micro one is just a PCI-e, but the board is mirrored, so requires some hackign to insert into a case
<Turl> oliv3r: well that's a 200$ card. Can't really compare with a 10$ one :)
<Turl> well, 20$ :p
<oliv3r> :p
<oliv3r> ok for everything else, i use these: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833106033
<oliv3r> though i only pay 20 Euro's
<oliv3r> but 30 usd is still not to bad
<oliv3r> and if that's 8x more then a realtek; i wonder where you get a 4 usd dollar card :)
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<Turl> oliv3r: cheapest intel 1 port over here that I can see is Nc110t
<Turl> cost ~6.3x as much as a realtek one
<oliv3r> how much is it in USD :p
<Turl> 120US$ give or take
<mnemoc> .ar :\
<oliv3r> holy shit
<oliv3r> import from newegg :p
<Turl> there's a cheaper used two port C36649-002 for 100$ :p
<oliv3r> import from ebay
<Turl> there's a lycom card with Marvell Yukon 88E8053 chip for 50$
<oliv3r> probably because that's PCI-X and not PCI-E
<Turl> pci express 1x it says
<oliv3r> the picture and the URL clearly state PCI-X
<Turl> (isn't pci-x pci-e written by noobs? :p)
<Turl> ah you mean the intel
<Turl> yeah it says pci-x
<Turl> ships to US only
<mnemoc> aliexpress? :p
<Turl> nevermind
<Turl> I'll get the realtek one and be happy with it
<Turl> :p
<Turl> oliv3r: lol 28$ shipping :)
<oliv3r> get cheap crap and don't come complaining if it all fails
<oliv3r> :p
<Turl> oliv3r: tplink ain't crap :p
<RaYmAn> some tplink products are ;)
<Turl> gogo mnemoc, defend your favorite brand :p
<Turl> RaYmAn: the One True Crap brand is Encore
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<pirea> hy
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<ZetaNeta> Anyone know if there is any prizes for solving the Weekend Prorgamming Challenge (The olimex thingy)
<ZetaNeta> Or its "just for fun"?
<specing> try and report ;P
<ZetaNeta> XD
<ZetaNeta> Because i have a "almost written" engine for this under my hand
<specing> the problem is very simple: the graph must have either one or two vertices with odd degree
<specing> but not more
<specing> or none, that is also possible