<Turl>
your monitor just says format not supported?
<libv>
Turl: no, just refuses to sync
<libv>
it is perfectly happy with the exact same driver/register settings on an a20 tablet
<libv>
so it is definitely an issue with the board i have
<libv>
since ssvbs is just happy, it is not a device specific thing, it's just my board.
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<Turl>
libv: :\
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<wens>
ccaione: ouch :(
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<MasterChief10>
Hello, How Allwinner A13 drives 24 bit RGB LCD without lower 2bits in each color? 10000000 is decimal 128 and 100000 is decimal 20, it may work without higher 2bits, but how it works without lower 2bits?
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<MasterChief10>
huh, closed Pidgin accidentally
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<wens>
stupid me, forgot to merge mfd tree after rebasing onto sunxi-next
<libv>
yes, but you do not expect someone coming from out of the blue to use both grub and lpae
<sehraf>
Montjoie: just for the record ... i apply your 3 patches from the mailing list and than you fix, right?
<libv>
especially when using freenode webinterface
<Montjoie>
sehraf, yes
<libv>
popolon: have you so far heard of anyone using grub or lpae on sunxi hw?
<popolon>
not at all, but that's not bad to ask the question, like probably lot of ARM newbie come from x86 and know grub, but probably not uboot
<deepe>
Hello, has anybody tries to use wifi+bluetooth wl12xx TI chip on a10-lime board?
<libv>
popolon: there's a 99% chance that he got his channels mixed up
<libv>
popolon: the fact that he left that quickly, probably adds the other .9%
<libv>
deepe: why don't you ask the real question?
<libv>
deepe: are you looking to by a device with this chip, or are you having problems with this device with this chip?
<libv>
s/by/buy/
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<lioka>
libv: i've tried lpae on cb acctually, for kvm and stuff
<libv>
lioka: one 1GB?
<libv>
on even
<lioka>
libv: cb has two, but yes, this was mostly for testing
<libv>
cb being chromebook in this case
<libv>
not cubieboard?
<lioka>
err, truck of course
<wens>
typhoon season :|
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<deepe>
libv: sorry for delay, I am trying Murata LBEE5ZSTNC-523 with wl12xx chip
<deepe>
libv: with a10-lime via gpio
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<deepe>
libv: I builded, kernel with driver for this chip, loaded linux
<deepe>
now I am fighting with script.bin (.fex in text form) to correctly setup chip
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<deepe>
libv: what I want to ask, because this is new for me, I need to "tell" in this fex file, which GPIO pin is used for which purpose?
<deepe>
or is there some "auto-scan" function?
<libv>
yes, you have to define this
<libv>
how would one auto-scan gpios?
<libv>
what would it scan for?
<deepe>
I just, if there is not common communication interface (that, eg. kernel driver ask "where are you", module firmware "listen" and answer)
<deepe>
so, if I correctly set up GPIO pin map, I have kernel driver, device schould be identified by linux system
<deepe>
?
<Turl>
yes, in theory
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<deepe>
Thx, also trying run AMS369FG06-0 display with a10-lime using LCD-CON pins
<deepe>
hope, it will be easy setup, in theory :)
<bfree>
just ftr I tried pretty early in it's (arm) life to get grub running on u-boot on sunxi (cubie[12]) but while grub would run fine it would fail to boot (and the vague hints from grub devs weren't enough for me to figure out how to fix it)
<bfree>
anyone tried the Debian uboot (sid and/or experimental), kernel (3.16 in experimental in particular) and sunxi-tools? bonus points if you tried grub-uboot also ;) I keep failing to find some time where I have the will-to-hack (not helped by a big tidy meaning I need to rewire up the boards/drives) :-(
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<deepe>
Whatwssdfsdf
<deepe>
sdf
<deepe>
sdf
<deepe>
sorry, screen is freesing (due to bad connection)
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<bonbons>
ccaione: you put most of the registers of axp20x as cached within regmap, is there a good reason for this?
<bonbons>
should I just mark all those regs I care about and that get changed by hardware as volatile (as are IRQ ones) or shall a call regcache_drop_region() for those regs I care about before reading them?
<bonbons>
e.g. ADC regs for reading voltage/current should not be cached as aging measurements are not that useful!
<bonbons>
does it make sense to leave just the DATACACHE as cached and have all the others volatile?
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<bonbons>
bbrezillon: above question might for apx20x might be of interest to you to as you are doing axp22x
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<deepe>
If I have setted up mapping in fex file, how will my default LCD driver know read from this ".fex" file. Do I need to create other module, which will read this fex file?
<deepe>
other *kernel module?
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<bonbons>
anyone knows how SATA (disk) power is wired on cubietruck? According to my testing it seems not to be via APX or at least in a way incompatible with VBUS (OTG connector)
<bonbons>
when I plug in both power connector and OTG to USB power plug I get system working. If I unplug power plug (just otg remaining) SATA disk gets power cut but otherwise system continues running
<bonbons>
when booting with just OTG as power source SATA disk remains unpowered
<bonbons>
could this be a APX configuration issue or is it just a design limitation of CT?
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<bonbons>
booting with both connected power is distributed on both, booting with just power plug and connecting OTG later on power plug provides all of the power - didn't try adjusting configuration yet
<bonbons>
with rootfs on SATA that's slightly annoying ;)
<dack>
I'm looking for a cheap unit with a decent wifi
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<Turl>
MK802 are fairly cheap these days
<Turl>
no idea about the wifi though
<Turl>
maybe rm knows
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<libv>
Turl: hard to come by
<libv>
dack: just buy something that fits your pricerange and then work through our howto
<dack>
libv: issue is with support on some of the hardware... the MK808C has wifi and bluetooth, but I'm having issues with them. I also have yet to get access to the NAND.
<libv>
dack: this is actually pretty rare
<Turl>
libv: I see many on aliexpress
<libv>
but if allwinner and device makers actually abided to the GPL...
<libv>
Turl: ok?
<dack>
Turl: yeah, I was thinking about maybe the MK802, but was looking for something with an antenna
<dack>
Turl: also worried about the myriad of clones with the MK802
<libv>
dack: quite a few of them are documented
<libv>
i think i have 3 myself
<Turl>
dack: maybe buy something andadd an external usb wifi thingy that you know is decent?
<Turl>
and add*
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<Turl>
it's hard to come by a sunxi device without wifi though
<dack>
Turl: I'm looking at buying something like 50 units... so 50 * $15 wifi dongles adds up quickly.
<dack>
Turl: yeah, they pretty much all do, so I might as well get one with a decent antenna and functioning drivers ;)
<Turl>
dack: what are you building?
<dack>
Turl: they're access points for wearable bluetooth sensors
<dack>
Turl: I'm already going to have to get $15 bluetooth dongles for each as none of the units seem to have very good Bluetooth 4.0 support
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<Turl>
dack: are you set with sunxi? you could consider lower cost hardware with good wifi and usb port
<Turl>
namely, routers :p
<dack>
Turl: I'm open to suggestions...
<dack>
Turl: I had looked at routers, but found it difficult to get ones that beat the prices of the sunxi units that also had USB
<ikeeki>
Hi guys. Could anybody point me to a kernel (lib/modules , lib/firmware uEnv script.bin and uImage) that "treats" or has some modifications in its config that makes vdpau work (more) efficently in a20 a10 (if that request makes any sense)
<Turl>
dack: a WR703N goes for like 25$ on amazon, that's like 10$ less
<Turl>
and the wifi is atheros, not realtek :p
<Turl>
but sure, cpu/ram wise any sunxi will win big time
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<dack>
Turl: yeah.. I'm just not sure about getting the bluetooth working. I've also done development in Python 3 and I don't think there's any support for it in OpenWRT
<dack>
Turl: the bluez libraries for OpenWRT seem way out of date too...
<bhag>
Turl: How to use serial port for debugging?
<Turl>
dack: fitting python might be an issue on itself :) the thing has like 4M flash I think
<Turl>
but you can always store things on USB
<dack>
Turl: yeah... I think I'll just stick with sunxi. :) makes for less work which also saves money
<bhag>
Turl: will try and get back to you, thanks
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<sehraf>
montjoie[home]: now everything is working :)
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<oliv3r>
i got a a10s DX hdmi stick i have to ndh
<oliv3r>
and an a20 evb that i have to do
<oliv3r>
i've been lazy :(
<oliv3r>
i think i did take all pics
<deepe>
Hi, are you working on some interested projects wit olinuxino?
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<oliv3r>
deepe: yep :)
<Turl>
oliv3r: ouch, I got an email from your editor
<deepe>
It's open sorce project, or you are working at some company?
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<oliv3r>
Turl: how so?
<oliv3r>
deepe: both :)
<oliv3r>
Turl: how is it ouch?
<libv>
oliv3r: heh, yes, only a few people actually care about doing ndh
<Turl>
oliv3r: you guys are waiting on me it seems
<libv>
it's amazing how many boards there are in boards.cfg
<libv>
at least compared to our wiki
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<oliv3r>
Turl: for which chapter?
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<Turl>
oliv3r: appendix D
<deepe>
I am starting with olinuxino and as first I would like to use ams369fg06 display works with a10-lime and also wifi+bluetooth wl12xx chip (murata ams369fg06)
<deepe>
murata LBEE5ZSTNC-523, sorry :)
<libv>
deepe: how would we know?
<libv>
deepe: do you think anyone else here has that exact combination of hardware?
<oliv3r>
Turl: ah don't worry, i still have to decide what to put into chapter 8
<deepe>
libv: that was just information, not a question
<libv>
oliv3r: ch8: NDH
<Turl>
oliv3r: :p
<oliv3r>
Turl: i don't remember if I did the NDH in appendix A
<oliv3r>
Turl: did you receive chapter 8 yet at all?
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<oliv3r>
Turl: do you also get the version after my edits? do you get feedback back?
<Turl>
oliv3r: eh, let me check
<Turl>
I got 1-3,4,6-7,5,A-C and now D
<oliv3r>
i mean, you put in comments, then i get to work on them, do you get those back again?
<oliv3r>
i sometimes answer your comments with questions
<oliv3r>
(you general you)
<Turl>
oliv3r: no, I only get one copy of each
<oliv3r>
ah ok, i wonder how they handle my request for comments :p
<Turl>
maybe they'll resend them again at the end? dunno
<oliv3r>
i dunno either
<Turl>
maybe they send it to somebody else after you fix it
<oliv3r>
they do
<oliv3r>
Turl: can I send you chapter 8 so you can give me some idea what to add?
<oliv3r>
i'm thinking of a more detailed example with pics maybe
<Turl>
(some other different tech reviewer)
<Turl>
sure, if packt is ok with it I don't mind :)
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<Turl>
oliv3r: did you write all the yellow text in the appendix?
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<oliv3r>
Turl: yellow text?
<Turl>
oliv3r: it says "inserted by yadda yadda"
<Turl>
but it's like half the appendix :p
<oliv3r>
really?
<oliv3r>
i did send in an extra section much later
<oliv3r>
so they may have copy pasted it
<Turl>
maybe
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