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<arete74> error log at http://sprunge.us/cfgJ
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<Turl> arete74: your first line has a typo, it's fdt_high
<Turl> arete74: also are you sure you didn't swap the files around by mistake?
<Turl> I'm asking because your log reads
<Turl> 48412 bytes read in 24 ms (1.9 MiB/s)
<Turl> 1786064 bytes read in 126 ms (13.5 MiB/s)
<Turl> but your code loads kernel first (big) and then dt (small)
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<arete74> turl: i have try to boot manually stoping the autoboot
<arete74> turl: but the message is same
<arete74> turl: my manual commands http://sprunge.us/fXIV
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<speakman> Hi folks! I'm trying to get Mali (for framebuffer) working on A20 (Olimex). Using the sunxi-3.4 branch and latest mali-tools (and latest mali-proprietary) but no matter what I do, the 'test' tool just returns "eglInitialize failed".
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<speakman> the eglGetError() returns 0x3003 and this is the tail of an strace dump: http://pastebin.com/piwb5vSS
<speakman> Seems like there is trouble mmap:ing /dev/fb0.
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<Guest51186> Hi everyone, quick question, I am running Fedora 19 (A20) on my cubieboard2, and I am trying to work with GPIO. Unfortunately it seems that i am missing the gpio module... is can see modules for sun4i & sun5i but not for sun7i.
<Guest51186> is this module available yet ? if yes, what is there a way that I can only compile this missing module ?
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<NermaN> boot stops at http://pastebin.com/vUnsNx30 , sunxi-devel kernel
<NermaN> do not know how to find problem
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<speakman> How mature is the official 3.14 kernel concerning sunxi A20 support?
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<ccaione> speakman: quite mature for an headless system
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<NermaN> ccaione: trying to boot 3.14 kernel, but it dont
<speakman> Oki, I need all GPU acceleration available :/
<speakman> I'm really stuck trying to get OpenGL working using sunx-3.4 branch. No idea how to get further.
<speakman> (I've declared my problems above, I can repost it if there is any interests)
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<ccaione> NermaN: please, be more informative
<arete74> i have try wirh mainline, now re-copy uImage on sd and now i have this message ERROR: Did not find a cmdline Flattened Device Tree
<arete74> Could not find a valid device tree
<NermaN> ccaione: there in kernel is option Use appended device tree blob to zImage (EXPERIMENTAL)
<NermaN> is it useful for cubieboar
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<arete74> ok i have fix the problem,have recopy uImage and dtb and now boot!:-)
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<ccaione> NermaN: no, use the dtb separated, bassing the right address to bootm
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<speakman> Are there any way to turn on debugging of the propritary Mali drivers?
<speakman> Something is happening within libMali.so and I can't figure out what or why.
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<eagles0513875> hey all
<fralle_> somebody knows where to put boot0.bin boot1.bin in nandflash for nand boot?
<fralle_> or where i can find documentation about it?
<speakman> Can OpenGL require a certain framebuffer mode? I'm currently on 640x480 32bpp.
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<nedko> fralle_: in special area of the nand
<nedko> fralle_: what board is it?
<Turl> arete74: :)
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<fralle_> nedko a10
<nedko> mine is a20, i think they are quite similar ;)
<fralle_> ok ok
<fralle_> but where do i put them?
<fralle_> :)
<nedko> i've not made this work on my borad yet
<fralle_> i tried dd if=boot0.bin of=/dev/nand bs=1024 seek=8
<nedko> it is special area that is not covered by the normal nand driver
<fralle_> but no output on uart
<nedko> there is a nand1k (or something like this) driver
<fralle_> from linux u mean?
<nedko> yes, linux
<fralle_> aha
<fralle_> ok ok
<nedko> also, there is an ongoing work for a mtd driver for the nand
<nedko> i think it is supposed to allow access of this special area but i'm not sure
<fralle_> ok ok
<nedko> when i tried the nand1k driver it didnt build
<nedko> because my kernel is newer than the one the driver was originally developped for
<fralle_> and the address where to put the boot0.bin boot1.bin are in the driver?
<fralle_> nandk1
<nedko> which address?
<nedko> memory address?
<nedko> disk offset?
<fralle_> japp
<fralle_> memory address of nand
<nedko> i don't think it is a linear thing
<fralle_> aha ok
<fralle_> hehe
<nedko> and maybe the 1k area is accessed differently
<fralle_> is there any docs about this? :)
<fralle_> or read the code?
<nedko> i think there are some docs about a20 itself
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<nedko> that have some info about the way to access the nand
<nedko> and there is the code
<nedko> you should probably check the nand1k driver
<nedko> and/or the mtd driver
<nedko> and if you make it work, please let me know
<nedko> which kernel you use?
<fralle_> 3.4
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<nedko> 3.4.what?
<fralle_> let me see :)
<nedko> mine is 3.4.67+
<fralle_> 3.4 it sais
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<nedko> uname -r?
<fralle_> 3.4.67-r0
<nedko> so similar enough to mine i guess
<fralle_> ok
<fralle_> cant see anything about nandk1
<fralle_> thought
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<fralle_> thnx thnx
<fralle_> do u know about any doc talking about howto create boot0.bin?
<fralle_> and boot1.bin...
<nedko> i think there is info about the boot process in the sunxi wiki
<fralle_> looking at scripts/mk_livesuit_img.sh the mixem up with a sys_config1.bin...
<nedko> hmmm
<nedko> are you talking about android?
<fralle_> update_23 script.bin boot0.bin boot1.bin
<fralle_> well im kind of new to this :=
<fralle_> :)
<fralle_> but is this not needed for normal linux?
<fralle_> no android...
<nedko> i know you can write boot0&1 via windows software (i think it is called livesuit)
<fralle_> aha
<fralle_> ok and where did u get boot0.bin boot1.bin?
<nedko> i guess it depends on what you want to boot :)
<nedko> i don't have any
<fralle_> i want to boot uboot then linux then busybox :=)
<fralle_> looking at the webpage talking about boot process it sais : BROM -> boot0 -> boot1 > boot.axf > uboot > kernel
<nedko> i dont really know but i guess it is some uboot thing then
<nedko> i think this involves boot0 and boot1 from android
<nedko> AFAIK boot.axf is android/allwinner thing
<nedko> so it is a bit like chainloading
<fralle_> ok ok
<fralle_> but if i want normal linux
<fralle_> i dont need them?
<nedko> i personally want the whole boot to be opensource
<nedko> so using the android`s boot0&1 doesnt make sense to me
<nedko> meh, that was bad wording
<nedko> using the android`s boot0&1 doesnt work for to me
<nedko> using the android`s boot0&1 doesnt work for me
<nedko> :]
<fralle_> hehe
<fralle_> not for me either
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<fralle_> so to boot uboot
<fralle_> u can do it directly without above?
<fralle_> u mean?
<fralle_> without boot0&1...
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<nedko> you still need boot0&1, but they can be something else
<nedko> like something booting uboot
<nedko> or uboot itself
<fralle_> im so confused
<fralle_> haha
<nedko> i dont know yet which approach is best for me, the unability to write boot0&1 is an obstacle
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<nedko> fralle_: i think i saw code to read boot.axf in the android (sdk?) code
<nedko> there were some comments in chineese
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<fralle_> hehe
<fralle_> ok
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<fralle_> downloading sunxi-bsp and building got me boot0.bin boot1.bin and all other files
<fralle_> but im not sure how to continue know
<fralle_> :)
<Turl> if you want to boot uboot directly you need to use a sd card
<Turl> if you want to use nand you need to keep on using the boot0+boot1 stack
<fralle_> Turl, where do i put boot0&1 in nand?
<fralle_> or how
<fralle_> is it a must to either use fel mode?
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<Turl> fralle_: flash a image with livesuit
<fralle_> where do i find such an image?
<fralle_> :)
<Turl> fralle_: dunno what your device is
<fralle_> a10
<Turl> fralle_: yeah but what?
<Turl> A10 is just the SoC
<fralle_> from uboot: Board: A10_MID_1GB
<fralle_> CPU: Allwinner A10 (SUN4I)
<Turl> fralle_: is it a tablet? have you identified which one?
<Turl> you can google for a stock rom image for it and flash with livesuit
<fralle_> ok ill try :)
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<fralle_> Turl, i can put boot0&1 with a liveimage on nand then?
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<Turl> fralle_: yes, flashing a livesuit image installs boot0/1 to nand
<fralle_> ok thnx Turl
<kenny> I'm getting IO errors when trying to compile the kernel. Anyone have any ideas? http://pastebin.com/SCPW3Jqw mmcblk0: timed out sending r/w cmd command, card status 0x900
<fralle_> im guessing u mean flashing i livesuit image to nand then?
<NermaN> kenny: you compile kernel on sdcard?
<kenny> NermaN: I was trying to, yes
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<NermaN> kenny: seems like sdcard died, they do it very fast on writing
<kenny> this happened with both a 3.4 kernel and a 3.14-rc1 kernel. I ran an 'fsck -c' on another machine and it didn't find any issues
<kenny> the card is 64G and has never had even that amount of data written to it
<rm> SD cards can die in a lot of bizzare ways
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<kenny> Maybe, I'm not yet convinced it's the SD card though. I ran badblocks manually and it could read/write a random pattern perfectly fine (again from a desktop machine)
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<kenny> It looks like the Pis have seem some of these and they go away with their options 'sdhci-bcm2708.missing_status=0' and 'sdhci-bcm2708.sync_after_dma=0'. Is there anything similar?
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<speakman> Hi folks! I've got Mali working when the screen0_output_type is set to 2 (TV) in script.bin, but when changing to 1 (LCD) the Mali "test" binary will fail with "eglInitialize failed"
<speakman> How can I make Mali/OpenGL work with LCD?
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<hramrach> speakman: do you get any kernel error when trying to initialize GL?
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<hramrach> kenny: I have been compiling on a SD card without issues in the past so your card is probably special
<hramrach> isn't 64GB sdxc? You are probably the first to test that. Note that the manufacturer spec for all boards says max is 32GB although the controller seems sdxc capable
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<kenny> hramrach: yes, I think it is sdxc. It's a sandisk class 10. I don't have it here but all the pictures that look like it are sdxc. Any tips on how I can help diagnose this issue?
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<NermaN> why mainline kernel freeze on boot?
<ccaione> NermaN: again, pastebin please
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<ccaione> NermaN: probably wrong tty in inittab
<ccaione> what is your bootargs?
<ccaione> bootargs seems fine. check tty in inittab
<NermaN> ccaione: i did not find that it find sata
<NermaN> so it can't load inittab
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<Turl> NermaN: did you enable the serial driver?
<Turl> NermaN: grep 8250_DW .config
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<NermaN> Turl: no
<NermaN> Turl: enabled it, how it helps?
<Turl> NermaN: well, your debug info stops when early console gets shut down
<Turl> and I don't see any probe messages related to consoles being initialized
<Turl> so it looks to me that the driver is not enabled
<NermaN> Turl: thanks will try now
<ccaione> I don't get ... sata?
<ccaione> Turl: weird, sunxi_defconfig should be ok
<ccaione> that's why I suspect something rootfs wise
<NermaN> ccaione: as oliv3r said sata driver is ready
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<ccaione> ok, but what is the relation with inittab?
<Turl> ccaione: does anyone use sunxi_defconfig?
<Turl> it's really barebones
<ccaione> Turl: me :)
<ccaione> it does its dirty job
<ccaione> g2g, bbl
<mnemoc> it would be awesome if sunxi-next and sunxi-devel would have a less spartan defconfig, to increase the usefulness of the nightly builds
<alexvf> any expert on a20 display engine?
<mnemoc> ssvb and libv
<alexvf> thanks
<kenny> merbanan: I second that. Even something on the wiki listing what drivers are needed for what would be useful (to me)
<kenny> mnemoc: ^ merbanan: wrong tab
<ssvb> mnemoc, alexvf: and also techn_
<mnemoc> ssvb: indeed
<alexvf> ssvb: do you know if it's possible to blend 3 layers on the display?
<alexvf> ssvb: i'm almost lost with all that pipe stuff
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<ssvb> alexvf: I don't think so, alpha blending is only done once in the pipeline
<ssvb> alexvf: are you reading the a20 user manual?
<alexvf> ssvb: i think i read a pdf document explainig DEFE and DEBE
<ssvb> ok
<alexvf> ssvb: but nothing to get the hands on it
<ssvb> what are you trying to do with 3 layers?
<alexvf> ssvb: so i was trying to draw over the mplayer osd branch, which draws in two layers if i understood the code
<alexvf> i was trying to draw an user interface over mplayer
<alexvf> i could get along with the no-osd branch but it lacks subtitle support, the other osd features are not big loss for me
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<jinzo> exit
<jinzo> sorry
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<NermaN> Turl: thanks, you was right
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<NermaN> i'm use my cubieboard as router, and not it booted on new kernel
<NermaN> there was one strange issue - rootfs was mounted RO
<Turl> mnemoc: multi_v7_defconfig :)
<Turl> NermaN: glad it works :)
<NermaN> strange thing that load average was always > 1 is finally fixed
<mnemoc> Turl: can you submit the diffs as a patch to hansg so sunxi-devel becomes user-friendly?
<Turl> mnemoc: hm? we already have multi_v7_defconfig :)
<mnemoc> Turl: but that's not useful for the nightlies
<mnemoc> the idea of the nightlies is 1) test-build everything sunxi related, 2) provide something people can use to help testing without having to compile their own
<mnemoc> if the sunxi_defconfig is too spartan it doesn't help at all to make the builds
<mnemoc> and specially sunxi-devel and sunxi-next need testers
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<Turl> it could use some patches to turn on sata and the other things staging there though
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<jinzo> oh I just randomly got a tablet (to do some set up) and it runs A10 :D
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<mnemoc> Turl: sunxi-devel's defconfig was already expanded once
<mnemoc> but both branches really need a defconfig that would allow normal people to test the stuff
<kenny> mnemoc++. For me I wanted to test with a newer kernel to play with docker. I had to ask in here and someone pointed me at jwrdegoede's tree, then ask again to find what I needed to enable to use mmc and ethernet.
<Turl> mnemoc: I'll poke hans and see what we can do
<mnemoc> \o/
<mnemoc> kenny: jwrdegoede == hans == hansg
<kenny> mnemoc: thank you
<mnemoc> kenny: and he now maintains sunxi-devel
<kenny> in which repo? :) And which should be used when? And which has support for what hardware? (All questions I didn't know the answer to as an outsider)
<mnemoc> linux-sunxi
* mnemoc moving home. back in 1h
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<NermaN> mnemoc: will run my homeserver on sunxi-devel now, will report if something intresting will happen =)
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<NermaN> cpufreq scaling is not yet works?
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<oliv3r> lo ya'll
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<NermaN> oliv3r: pwm it is about cpufreq too?
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<speakman> hramrach: No kernel errors when trying to initialize GL.
<speakman> [15826.989717] UMP<2>: New session opened
<speakman> [15827.001670] UMP<2>: Session closed
<speakman> That's all from "dmesg"
<speakman> I finally found out it DOES work when I set screen0_output_type to 2 (TV). But changing back to 1 (LCD) it doesn't.
<speakman> libv: ^
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<speakman> hramrach: libv: This is the strace output from the "test" program included in sunxi-mali package: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6920355/
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<Turl> speakman: check /dev/fb0 permissions
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<speakman> Turl: It's all running as root. Have a look at the strace dump and you'll find /dev/fb0 opened successfully.
<Turl> speakman: yeah but mmapping fails
<Turl> speakman: maybe your fb doesn't have enough memory
<Turl> speakman: can you paste the disp section of your fex?
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<speakman> disp_init?
<Turl> possibly, don't recall the exact name, but it's [*disp*]
<speakman> Turl: this is the complete fex: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6922007/
<Turl> speakman: yeah that's it
<Turl> speakman: what's your screen res?
<Turl> speakman: change fb0_framebuffer_num to 4
<Turl> (and the fb1 counterpart if you're using it too)
<speakman> Turl: That's better!!!
<speakman> YEAH!
<Turl> 3 should work too if you're really into saving ram
<Turl> :)
<speakman> But according to "free" there is 977448kB total RAM (out of 1GB). Shouldn't it take way more memory?
<Turl> well each "fb" is 3M
<Turl> your app was requesting 9
<speakman> Ok, but I've got plenty of RAM. Doesn't GL applications require way more than a few MB's?
<Turl> GLES apps allocate via UMP (/dev/ump)
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<speakman> EGL Error : Could not create the egl surface: error = 0x300b
<speakman> Turl: Oh.
<speakman> that's an opengl_es2 example from Qt5.
<speakman> # ./hellogl_es2
<speakman> EGLFS: Unable to query physical screen size, defaulting to 100 dpi.
<speakman> EGLFS: To override, set QT_QPA_EGLFS_PHYSICAL_WIDTH and QT_QPA_EGLFS_PHYSICAL_HEIGHT (in millimeters).
<speakman> EGL Error : Could not create the egl surface: error = 0x300b
<speakman> Any idea why that's not working? More fb's to script.bin? ;)
<Turl> speakman: qt is it?
<speakman> 5
<Turl> I think it needed some hacks to work with the mali egl
<Turl> ssvb: ^
<speakman> ok?
<speakman> I have to run to get a hotdog before they close for the night, brb in a couple of minuets.
<Turl> haha
<speakman> Back! :)
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<libv> that somehow smells like an fbturbo issue
<libv> mali can map anything
<speakman> I
<speakman> I'm running Qt5 on linuxfb, not through X11.
<speakman> Is running through X11 to prefer in performance perspective?
<ssvb> speakman: you have seen a link to the qt5 forum post that I gave you before, right?
<oliv3r> nerman: nah; backlight or just pwm fun
<speakman> ssvb: I might have lost it :/
<speakman> ssvb: Thanks, that's exactly what I was looking for!
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* WarheadsSE needs to revisit the sun*i kernels
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<fralle> Turl, is it impossible to just put boot0&1 on nand flash with dd?
<fralle> a10 device...
<bertrik> Can I run hardware-accelerated glmark demo on my Olimex A10? I'm running the olimex debian distro with a sunxi-3.4 kernel
<fralle> some places on google talks about an area in nand thats not accesible through /dev/nand where boot0&1 lives... is this true?
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<ssvb> bertrik: just be sure to run glmark2-es2 (the OpenGL ES variant of the benchmark)
<bertrik> thank ssvb
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<Turl> fralle: well, if you made a backup previously of them...
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<fralle> ok...
<fralle> Turl, but if i have a backup
<fralle> then it is possible to dd into nand?
<fralle> dd if=backup of=/dev/nand
<fralle> like that?
<fralle> thnx btw :)
<fralle> webb page talking about bootblock that uses special access mode...
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<nabblet> today i saw the references to sunxi in the olimex a20 manual :) - i always wondered how people found their way from olimex to sunxi
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