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<wens>
oliv3r: have you received your A23 tablet yet?
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<rellla>
yeah, he's back
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<massifr>
hi, everybody, I'm looking for help with my A20-olinuxino that doesn't want to boot anymore
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<massifr>
when I power it on, only the red power led lights on; the green one that flashed during boot from micro-SD never lights on any more
<massifr>
today I've tried entering FEL mode: hold RECOVERY button on power on, then connected the board to my PC through the USB-OTG connector, but no device seems to appear on my linux PC
<massifr>
lsusb should list the board too (Bus 001 Device 074: ID 1f3a:efe8, as stated in http://http://linux-sunxi.org/FEL), but it does not
<massifr>
except for the red led, the board seems dead
<massifr>
has anyone any suggestions?
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<mnemoc>
moin
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<cubear>
massifr: What does the serial connection say?
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<tipolosko>
hi :)
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<tipolosko>
is experimental/sunxi-3.10 quite usable for daily use? i'm using sunxi-3.4 but i have stability problems (maybe unrelated to kernel itself, but need to try a different one to see)
<hramrach>
hello
<Wizzup>
tipolosko: what kind of stability problems
<hramrach>
3.10 does not have display drivers
<hramrach>
and some other random drivers
<hramrach>
unless somebody merged when I was not looking, heh
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<tipolosko>
well, i use my mk802 as home server, so no display attached
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<rm>
kenel being the source of unstability is very unlikely
<rm>
kernel*
<tipolosko>
i have random freeze, from 2 hours to 2-3 days of uptime
<tipolosko>
already applied a quite huge heatskink
<rm>
do you use the original MK802 with an included power adapter?
<tipolosko>
i think i'll have to monitor serial output
<tipolosko>
but i have to solder it :)
<tipolosko>
no
<tipolosko>
standard atk power supply
<tipolosko>
(well, mini atx)
<rm>
...mkay
<rm>
just keep in mind that PSU quality is one major source of problems
<tipolosko>
can cpufreq be a source of freeze?
<rm>
maybe try with something different if you can
<tipolosko>
wel, i know, so i'mplanning to build a better one
<tipolosko>
and add some capacitor to the board
<tipolosko>
i will for sure
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<tipolosko>
so 3.4 is stable enough to not be a source of freeze..
<tipolosko>
rm: are you the owner of romanrm.net ?
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<tipolosko>
leaving, thank you for help :)
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<Net147>
sometimes I get a long delay (from 15 seconds up until a couple of minutes) during shutdown before my board powers off. it happens when sending SIGKILL to remaining processes. has anyone else experienced this?
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<Superpelican>
torindel: Does 3.4.79 have USB OTG (host) support?
<Superpelican>
torindel: Can't get my USB keyboard to work with 3.4.79, it worked with 3.0
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<pireaa>
hy
<pireaa>
where i can fiind an example of kms driver?
* Wizzup
wonders why his (new) sunxi kernel for a10 cubieboard hangs after: <6>Calibrating delay loop..
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<Wizzup>
I did re-create the config from scratch (well, scratch, the sunxi defconfig), and it's a newer commit than my previous kernel
<Turl>
Wizzup: crappy power supply?
<Turl>
you were having some random issues the other day too weren't you?
<Wizzup>
Turl: different device
<Wizzup>
and that was a bad usb cable
<Wizzup>
which is now no longer amongst us
<Wizzup>
ok, so I switched back to a previous commit - enabled the "old" mmc driver (make oldconfig), now it seems to work
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<Wizzup>
but that is not the most recent commit...
* Wizzup
digs further
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<Wizzup>
weird...seems to work when I went back to the most recent commit
* Wizzup
dislikes it when he cannot identify the pebcak ;-)
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<wingrime>
jemk: I talked with some nouveau guy, he says, that maybe best way will ever be accepted by mainline ,it's not all code in kernel, a driver that will recive {reg,value} structure for work
<wingrime>
jemk: one big list wtih value pars
<wingrime>
ssvb: ^^^^
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<smotocel69>
wayland works great under cubieboard :D
<smotocel69>
archlinuxarm
<smotocel69>
:)
<Superpelican>
smotocel69: great to hear :)
<Superpelican>
So Wayland on sunxi is already great?
<smotocel69>
Superpelican at me wayland(weston) works :) with closed binary blobs
<Superpelican>
It certainly would be great, because on other devices, for example TI OMAP Wayland support still is a mess
<Superpelican>
IIRC
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<smotocel69>
Superpelican i don't think so
<smotocel69>
you just need gles and egl libs
<smotocel69>
and wayland should work
<smotocel69>
Superpelian i can run wayland just with"LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib/libdri2.so weston"
<smotocel69>
weston-smoke is slooow:))
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<Superpelican>
well I know that at least at the Mer Project they're using libhybris to use Android drivers to run Wayland
<Superpelican>
buZz: I'm getting wlan0: Error while getting interface flags: no such device when running ifconfig wlan0 up
<Superpelican>
buZz: the 8192cu kernel module is loaded
<buZz>
checked dmesg?
<Superpelican>
well no
<Superpelican>
I'll try
<Superpelican>
buZz: Should I read through the whole dmesg log or just do | grep "wlan0" ?
<buZz>
i would grep on 8192
<buZz>
but scanning through might be good aswell
<Superpelican>
ok
<smotocel69>
Superpelican libhybris is like a loader for android binary
<smotocel69>
mali libs is compiled for linux and android and i am using linux libs
<Superpelican>
smotocel69: AFAIK libhybris allows you to run binaries linked against bionic in a GNU userland
<smotocel69>
Superpelican :) right
<Superpelican>
smotocel69: yes, but didn't the mali X11 blobs have bugs?
<smotocel69>
Superpelican idk about mali, cedarX have bugs
<buZz>
all code has bugs
<Superpelican>
buZz: yes
<Superpelican>
:)
<smotocel69>
:)
<Superpelican>
but serious bugs that prevented it from working correctly
<Superpelican>
at least with Nemo Mobile
<jemk>
wingrime: mainline provides v4l2 codec api for hardware accelerated video, so i will try to use it. i don't like the idea of inventing something new
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<jemk>
wingrime: exynos, ti, coda use it, why should we invent something new
<wingrime>
jemk: I not think mainline will accept all our regsiters
<Superpelican>
buZz: "[ 6.429879] usbcore: registered new interface driver rtl8192cu"
<jemk>
wingrime: i wouldn't worry about the registers, more about all the header parsing
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<buZz>
Superpelican: then the next couple lines
<Superpelican>
buZz: Well something weird is going on
<Superpelican>
buZz: "[ 7.034223] IPv6 over IPv4 tunneling driver
<Superpelican>
[ 130.521527] init: auto-serial-console main process ended, respawning
<Superpelican>
"
<Superpelican>
It suddenly jumps from 7 to 130 secs
<wingrime>
jemk: I suggest parsing should be in userland , kernel then recive pairs {REG,VALUE} and all required data
<buZz>
"[ 6.429879] usbcore: registered new interface driver rtl8192cu" <- just says driver is loaded, -normally- you should get output of the driver aswell
<buZz>
loading firmware etc
<Superpelican>
buZz: Why does it jump from 7 to 130?
<Superpelican>
That doesn't seem right to me
<buZz>
maybe nothing happened in the mean time
<Superpelican>
How likely is that?
<buZz>
6
<buZz>
6 likely
<jemk>
wingrime: then kernel has to check this list to prevent userspace to do evil things, it doesn't simplify much
<buZz>
[ 21.232906] IPv6: ADDRCONF(NETDEV_CHANGE): eth0: link becomes ready
<buZz>
[ 48.569420] RPC: Registered named UNIX socket transport module.
<buZz>
[ 57.690418] ppdev: user-space parallel port driver
<buZz>
[19391.484031] usb 2-2: new high-speed USB device number 4 using ehci-pci
<jemk>
wingrime: i won't discuss this here again, mainline guys are the ones to discuss this with
<buZz>
:)
<buZz>
jumps all round
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<jemk>
wingrime: others hide this complexity in firmware, is that any better?
<wingrime>
jemk: indeed no
<wingrime>
jemk: but you intended to send all values to kernel?
<Superpelican>
buZz: I could try loading only the 8188eu
<Superpelican>
driver
<Superpelican>
but I'm pretty sure it's the 8192cu
<tipolosko>
i can talk only for my mk802: i wasn't able to see internal wifi card, because it wasn't enabled in script.bin
<Superpelican>
and when I had both 8192cu and 8188eu loaded it didn't work either
<buZz>
19:58:25 < tipolosko> i can talk only for my mk802: i wasn't able to see internal wifi card, because it wasn't enabled in script.bin
<buZz>
aha!
<buZz>
good hint
<tipolosko>
btw, even without firmware, lsusb should display the device
<buZz>
yeah, even without driver
<Superpelican>
buZz: the script.bin should be OK
<Superpelican>
the only thing I changed from the original was something related to the RAM IIRC
<buZz>
should but isnt?
<Superpelican>
well I'll try the original from stock android
<tipolosko>
well, you can decompile it and check manually
<Superpelican>
yeah but I'm not an expert
<Superpelican>
so I doubt I'll be able spot something that's wrong
<tipolosko>
ok, let track the problem; if the original is working, we'll check the modded one
<Superpelican>
Could emac_used = 0 cause problems?
<tipolosko>
the script.bin has the ability to enable-disable the power to the wifi card; so if it's powered down, you can't see it in lsusb (from my mk802 experience)
<tipolosko>
mm let's check mine
<Superpelican>
But it should at least show up in lshw or lsusb then, right?
<tipolosko>
there are 3 usb ports
<tipolosko>
no, without power is dead, so can't give usb ids
<Superpelican>
tipolosko: yes, but I meant with emac_used = 0 ;)
<Superpelican>
"sdio_wifi_used = 0"
<Superpelican>
tipolosko: but "usb_wifi_used = 1" & "usb_wifi_usbc_num = 2"
<tipolosko>
can you pastebin it?
<Superpelican>
Wait, why does it say 2?
<tipolosko>
(i'm searching mine)
<Superpelican>
Could that mean that my tablet has both a 8188eu and a 8192cu?
<tipolosko>
it's the port number where the wifi donle is soldere
<tipolosko>
port number two (afaik)
<Superpelican>
tipolosko: sure, IIRC I only added some DRAM info to the .fex
<Superpelican>
tipolosko: But I also have the original .fex, the .fex of the stock android script.bin
<Superpelican>
tipolosko: In the meantime I'll replace the script.bin in my setup with the stock android script.bin
<tipolosko>
in [usbc2] usb_host_init_state = 0
<tipolosko>
change it to 1
<tipolosko>
(mine is 1)
<Superpelican>
tipolosko: And I can't damage the device with modding the script.bin?
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<tipolosko>
Superpelican: AFAIK you can't damage the cpu itself, but don't know for other devices like lcd.
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<tipolosko>
but the value i've suggested you is only related to usb controller
<tipolosko>
that value can't damage anything
<Superpelican>
ok
<Superpelican>
the tablet is now booting with the original android script.bin
<Superpelican>
doesn't seem to be working though
<Superpelican>
it's saying "Waiting for network configuration"
<tipolosko>
meanwhile, can you decompile the android script.bin to see the usbc values?
<tipolosko>
(altough android could enable it afterwards..)
<Superpelican>
tipolosko: the original script.bin that I posted on pastie.org is the decompiled android script.bin ;)
<tipolosko>
d'oh! sorry :)
<Superpelican>
tipolosko: I decompiled it a while ago with some sunxi-tools utility bin2fex IIRC
<tipolosko>
and what about the one that was booting?
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<tipolosko>
i suspect that android can enable the port when the wifi is enabled, so that's why the default is 0
<tipolosko>
basically you need to decompile the one that was running before (but without wifi), alter that flag, recompile it and try
<Superpelican>
tipolosko: But why did it work with my previous set up then?
<tipolosko>
well, don't know; don't even know your old setup :)
<Superpelican>
tipolosko: same rootfs, different (3.0 linux-sunxi kernel)
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<Superpelican>
tipolosko: Had to ditch the kernel because I found out it didn't have iptables support and I'm converting the tablet into a web server for running Owncloud
<Superpelican>
tipolosko: But I also redid the whole partitioning etc.
<Superpelican>
So maybe I used a different script.bin
<tipolosko>
could be
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<tipolosko>
done the same mistake :)
<Superpelican>
tipolosko: *but* I could only have used 2 kinds of script.bin's
<Superpelican>
the original android one
<Superpelican>
or one based on the modified .fex
<Superpelican>
but both didn't have the usb option changed
<vector80>
Hi everyone, I have a problem with my FT5x TP. This is the 1st time I try to run my TP over debian. Here is what happens when I insmod my kernel module: http://sprunge.us/BKGf
<vector80>
Any idea ?
<buZz>
i dont see -any- point in investigating why it -did- work before, if you have a clear path in front of you to -do- make it work
<Superpelican>
buZz: well the point is, I don't think that "clear path" is going to work because I didn't choose it before when it did work ;)
<buZz>
did you try it?
<buZz>
no? then try it
<Superpelican>
not yet
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<Superpelican>
buZz: currently scanning through the new dmesg log with the original android script.bin
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<mnemoc>
Turl:
<mnemoc>
ssvb: thanks
<Turl>
mnemoc: guy said we "can use the same code for the other domain" but I assume that means 2 certs
<Turl>
I asked if we can get a single one once again
<Turl>
mnemoc: but that's a no, code is only for a single wildcard cert
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<Turl>
but we can use the code to claim 2 certs, he said
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<Turl>
mnemoc: let me know your thoughts :)
<mnemoc>
but you can only have one cert per ip
<mnemoc>
regardless the number of "names" in the cert
<kz1>
does the axp209 support "turn on when usb power is connected" ?
<mnemoc>
.oO(wake on usb? that's fancy)o
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<mnemoc>
Turl: if the free cert from the mozilla-approved CA can give all features the current cert from cacert.org gives, I welcome the switch. if not, not.
<kz1>
I know the chip has wake on ACIN reg00H[0]
<vector80>
cloning linux-sunxi is extremely slow ATM
<vector80>
~60kbps
<Turl>
mnemoc: SNI?
<kz1>
Theoretically is it possible if the usb power is connected to the same lines or is that just crazy talk?
<Turl>
vector80: try cloning from gitorious
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<mnemoc>
Turl: SNI = many names in one cert. not many certs in one ip
<rm>
it can do both
<rm>
you get different certs on romanrm.ru and romanrm.net, despite them being the same IP
<mnemoc>
the x509 cert is used before knowing what Host: is required
<mnemoc>
s/required/requested/
<mnemoc>
.oO
<Turl>
mnemoc: no, that's called SAN
<Turl>
SNI is a TLS extension
<Turl>
basically adding "Host: " equivalent to TLS
<Turl>
old clients (like IE6 and 7 on XP) that don't support it still get a default cert
<mnemoc>
$ nginx -V 2>&1 | grep SNI
<mnemoc>
TLS SNI support enabled
<mnemoc>
Turl: get the second cert and we can try
<Turl>
mnemoc: I haven't gotten any yet
<Turl>
mnemoc: you can try serving the old heartbled certs on sunxi.org if you want to experiment
<Turl>
or I can just get both certs :)
<mnemoc>
+1 ;-)
<mnemoc>
let's experiment with the real thing. less wasted time
<Turl>
mnemoc: can you make a pair of csr?
<mnemoc>
same private key?
<Turl>
uh, dunno
<Turl>
let me follow the instructions on the site :p
<Turl>
I'll tell you in a bit
<Turl>
my ISP just derped routing for like half of the v4 internet
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<mrsalomao>
Hi everyone, I have a problem with my cubieboard2 framerate dropping a lot due to simply moving the mouse. Anyone that could help me out?
<libv>
mrsalomao: since you found this channel, you know about our wiki
<libv>
mrsalomao: type xorg in its search field
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<mnemoc>
Turl: /etc/nginx/sunxi_csr_${D}.pem waiting for you
<mrsalomao>
Hi, libv. I've just come from that page. It was an open tab here, actually
<Turl>
mnemoc: hm, I need an org address
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<mnemoc>
Turl: sunxi.org is a domain alias of linux-sunxi.org on the MX
<libv>
mrsalomao: if you run fbturbo, you should be using the hw cursor
<mnemoc>
Turl: so you should also receive the turl at sunxi org mails
<libv>
mrsalomao: then there should be no slowdown, unless something is really screwed with the disp driver
<mrsalomao>
libv: Sure, that's what I did. I was using the cubiuntu IMG
<Turl>
mnemoc: ok
<mrsalomao>
libv: I'll try reflashing the img and playing with the default parameters. But last time, using hwmouse, moving the mouse around made my fps drop from ~350 in es2gears to ~170
<mrsalomao>
hwcursor*
<Turl>
mnemoc: " The Common Name you have entered does not match the Base Option.
<mrsalomao>
libv: any ideas what could be causing the behavior observed in the video?
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<ssvb>
mrsalomao: "ShadowFB" is on? why?
<tomob>
hi guys, I'm new to cubieboard. I have a question - how compatible are images created specifically for cubieboard 2 with cubietruck (cubieboard3). There are more images available for cubieboard 2 than cubietruck and I was just wondering if I can use them with cubietruck?
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<ssvb>
mrsalomao: have you modified the xorg config yourself to add this option? or was it a part of the "cubiuntu" image?
<rm>
blsd, should be fully compatible
<rm>
may need to copy a different script.bin into the image (it's a small file that can be obtained from your CT)
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<blsd>
rm: thanks, gonna try it now
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<mrsalomao>
ssvb: that's part of the cubiuntu image, made by ikeeki. I didn't touch a thing. I flashed, booted, run es2gears and recorded. Zero modifications to the original image. Thanks!
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<mrsalomao>
Going to do the same test using the "Qbee-X_A20" image. I'll report the results tomorrow. Later!