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<libv> nice!
<libv> +* (1)、wankeup : 拉高持续100毫秒, 拉底持续100毫秒, 再拉高持续100毫秒, 再拉底
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<Skaag> I have a 1280x1024 display that takes HDMI from my A20... what's the correct 1080pXX mode to set, for this resolution?
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<libv> Skaag: what does the 1080 part of 1080pXX mean?
<Skaag> 1080p resolution, supposedly?
<Skaag> I think it's supposed to mean the vertical resolution
<Skaag> something X 1080 pixels
<libv> and the actual resolution of your display is?
<libv> anyway, if you want to set 1280x1024, check the fex guide
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<Skaag> I checked
<Skaag> the table lacks this information
<Skaag> http://linux-sunxi.org/Fex_Guide#.23disp_init_configuration
<Skaag> it's really annoying
<Skaag> for VGA, the table contains correct values
<Skaag> you can that modes 7, 8 and 9 do not contain the relevant resolution
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<Skaag> trying to pass that EDID: param
<Skaag> didn't work
<rz2k> Skaag: 1280x1024 is not in HDMI EDID mode list
<rz2k> so there are probably no timings for this mode exist in kernel
<rz2k> for more info ask hans at mailing list, he hacked in some previously unsupported modes back in the day
<Skaag> sounds good
<Skaag> wait, which mailing list?
<Skaag> looking at the site
<rz2k> linux-sunxi google groups
<Skaag> found it
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<Skaag> can't send him a message directly... i'll just write a message to the group.
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<Skaag> maybe others already know how to do this.
<rz2k> he usually responds to hans@redhat.com or what's his email is
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<Skaag> thanks!
<Skaag> I'm looking at his patches
<Skaag> it looks like adding additional HDMI modes in the kernal is not too complicated
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<libv> it's supposed to be edid
<libv> so the monitor should tell you what it is capable of
<wens> rm: the usb data pins aren't routed through the pin controller
<Skaag> I do see edid modes in the dmesg output
<Skaag> and 1280 is there
<Skaag> PCLK=108000000 X 1280 1328 1440 1688 Y 1024 1025 1028 1066 fr 60 PP
<Skaag> the X i want is 1280, the Y i want is 1024, both are there
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<Skaag> this is my dmesg output relevant to EDID: https://gist.github.com/skaag/cfa097aefc9d5b68131b
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<Skaag> ok I managed using a uEnv.txt file with pretty much the same parameter, now it works
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<yann_s> Hi everybody!
<yann_s> I've just bought a Cubietruck and I wonder which kernel to use.
<yann_s> I've tried the one from https://github.com/linux-sunxi/linux-sunxi branch sunxi-3.4 but I've some stability issues with it
<yann_s> I see that there are other repositories like https://github.com/cubieboard/linux-sunxi and https://github.com/cubieboard2/linux-sunxi and I wonder which is the link between them?
<yann_s> Thanks in advance
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<ssvb> yann_s: what kind of stability issues?
<yann_s> ssvb: kernel panic due to recursive error (not sure, I did not understand very well what happened)
<yann_s> I was running the Debian Wheezy armhf installer
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<ssvb> yann_s: can you pastebin this kernel panic somewhere?
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<ssvb> yann_s: the sunxi-3.4 branch is considered stable and works fine for a lot of people
<yann_s> ssvb: I'll try to reproduce it, as it seems to happen randomly, and I'll pastebin it
<yann_s> ssvb: I had the GMAC driver compiled in the kernel
<yann_s> ssvb: Do you know what are the 2 last repositories I mentioned earlier and what is their link with the first one?
<ssvb> yann_s: these are the forks of linux-sunxi, they may or may not contain some useful patches
<yann_s> ssvb: OK but it seems they are from Cubietech people whereas it is stated on the wiki that Cubieteck abandoned their kernel
<ssvb> yann_s: where is it stated?
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<yann_s> ssvb: here is the kind of errors I have: http://sebsauvage.net/paste/?5ff2e99c9e1a60ae#obvNckC5v8koJ69E2IPHiSn67tPhs1Qo5UM44EGqUQc= Not sure if this is the same as yesterday (it was late and I had to go to bed ;-)) and not sure if this is the kernel's fault or the Debian installer's one.
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<libv> Allwinner is seriously breaching the GPL with the a23 sdk
<libv> libnand, libisp
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<mnemoc> let eva know. it worked for lkcl and libnand on a20's sdk
<libv> ok, so just mailing her might fix it, will do
<mnemoc> we should also add a "hall of fame" and "hall of shame" in the wiki :)
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<libv> ah, i have iconved them to death in my frankenkernel
<mnemoc> frankenkernel?
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<libv> i just spent a few days backporting bits to a minimal changeset
<libv> well, bits of commits
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<ccaione> moin
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<mnemoc> libv: :)
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<wens> backporting a bunch of stuff onto 3.4
<wens> when is the android kernel going to move forward
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<mnemoc> next is 3.10
<mnemoc> that's why oliv3r and I wanted to make a hybrid stable sunxi kernel there
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<mnemoc> wens: if you find pending 3.4 commits in the ML please poke me to apply them
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<mnemoc> don't know how backportable is the sunxi-devel stuff to 3.10
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<mnemoc> libv: what "frankenkernel" means? frankenstein?
<libv> not tested or even built, but permissions and encodings fixed (the latter in as far as possible), and loads of stuff backported so that the actual diff is more sensible and that perhaps forward porting is easier
<libv> yes
<libv> if you had seen how some stuff was backported by allwinner, you'd have no other name for it either
<mnemoc> :p
<libv> some bits are really questionable
<libv> the wakelock stuff is perhaps the worst of it
<libv> i still left in a load of useless files
<libv> like arm devel tools files, such as vexpress and such
<libv> but also dead files from botched backports, where some files for other hw were kept while most others were deleted
<wens> I guess 3.10 should be much better, with stuff like common clock framework, pinctrl, basic stuff
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<libv> well, to get a good overview, one would have to take the mali modules and the wireless drivers out of the equation as well
<libv> and the gator driver, although i am not entirely certain what it is yet
<libv> wens: how are you working on a23 these days?
<mnemoc> wens: would you be interested in backporting sunxi-devel stuff to 3.10?
<libv> wens: have you booted your own built kernel on it yet
<libv> etc...
<mnemoc> wens: then I can do the forward porting of the rest
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<mnemoc> wens: or sunxi-next to 3.10
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<libv> documented on http://linux-sunxi.org/A23
<mnemoc> :D
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<mnemoc> GPL violations section!
<wens> mnemoc: I can try to backport stuff I worked on, namely gmac
<wens> libv: not yet, working on it off and on, only started looking at the clocks (a few are different)
<mnemoc> that's an start, but probably we will need clocks and other core stuff too
<libv> wens: can you add u-boot info to the a23 page?
<libv> or at least, info about the u-boot tree
<libv> err, sdk tree
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<wens> sure
<wens> I've only looked at u-boot and kernel though, there's still tons of stuff for android and buildroot
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<libv> wens: i am sure that whatever info you have is an improvement
<wens> :)
<wens> I'll see what I can do
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<wens> libv: first version done. I'll update it as I work on my tablet
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<libv> wens: cool
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<Turl> mnemoc: recruiting more people for 3.10? :p
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<Turl> oliv3r: ping? :)
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<Skaag> I dd'd a 4gb img to a 16gb sd card, can I somehow resize the second partition to take up the remaining size of the SD card?
<Skaag> I found some instructions saying to just delete the partition with fdisk, recreate it, and reboot... sounds kinda sketchy though...
<rm> install gnu-fdisk
<rm> then run cfdisk, it can resize partitions
<Skaag> cool
<Skaag> on a live system or should I just mount it on another system?
<Skaag> i'll just mount it on another system to be safe
<rm> on another;
<rm> live system may not permit to resize the root partition
<Skaag> that's what I thought
<Skaag> cfdisk looks cool :)
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<Turl> you can plug your card to a x86 box and use any partitioning tool to resize it
<Turl> like gparted, gnome disks or whatever
<Skaag> looks like my a20 can't read this class10 sd card from samsung
<Skaag> I can read sandisk class 1 sd cards just fine
<Skaag> pretty sad :-\
<Turl> class 1?
<Skaag> 10mbps
<Skaag> there's a circle with 1 in it, I'm assuming this means class 1
<Skaag> and the sd card I can't read has a circle with 10 inside
<Skaag> although Olimex seem to be selling the official debian images they made on class 10 cards, based on documentation
<Turl> class 1 would be painfully slow
<Turl> even crap cards are class 4
<Skaag> so it's probably just this card
<Skaag> hm.
<Turl> it's probably UHS-I or something
<Skaag> on the microsd it says [HC] I
<Skaag> ah, the 1 is not in a circle, it's inside a U
<Turl> like that?
<Skaag> the 1 inside a U, yes
<Turl> that's UHS-I
<Turl> Skaag: what errors do you see on the kernel log with the bad card?
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<Skaag> after rebooting the A20 it now works.....
<Skaag> go figure.
<Skaag> those are the errors I had previously: https://gist.github.com/skaag/e410a47bf12dbbfb4994
<Skaag> but now it looks fine.
<Skaag> and 'dd if=/dev/mmcblk0|pv|dd of=/dev/mmcblk1' seems to be giving reasonable copying speeds
<Skaag> it copied 105mb in 45 seconds, so far
<Skaag> 142mb in 1 minute.
<Turl> Skaag: test with a single dd with sync
<Turl> time dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/... bs=1M count=100 conv=fsync
<Turl> or something like that
<Turl> otherwise it may be cached writes that you're measuring
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<Skaag> I know, but after 3gb of data being transferred, there's only so much it can cache
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<Skaag> 5.02gb in 33 minutes
<Skaag> I guess it's pretty decent
<Skaag> 5474869760 bytes (5.5 GB) copied, 2069.36 s, 2.6 MB/s
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