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<wens> Turl: after looking at sun9i clock stuff, i wonder if i should've just added a recalc_rate callback to factors clk :|
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<Turl> wens: hm?
<Turl> wens: there's one already
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<wens> Turl: that's get_factors, not recalc_rate :)
<wens> they're for different purposes
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<Turl> wens, but we already do define it?
<Turl> maybe I'll understand after sleeping :P gn
<wens> Turl: ugh, for clks that need "special" behavior :p
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<hramrach_> libv: how can the kernel possibly fail when the uart setting is wrong?
<hramrach_> As shown by the guy with the hole in A13 chip if you leave the uart lines in air or mux the uart to some lines which are not properly terminated the u-boot receives garbage thinking it is user input and stops
<hramrach_> This can feasibly happen when you mux the uart to a powered-off device such as a camera and is probably explanation for inet86vs not booting with uart1 in u-boot
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<hramrach_> but how can a device which uses uart1 for actual debug uart fail when you set uboot to use uart0?
<hno> hramrach_, depends on what those lines are connected I guess.
<hramrach_> presumably the uart0 is muxed somewhere where no pins exist since the only other location where it could be muxed is used by mmc
<hramrach_> so it cannot receive garbage
<hno> also, regarding unconnected lines. These were solved in sunxi branch by enabling pullups in the mux config.
<hramrach_> can kernel stall trying to write data to uart which was not set up/enabled by u-boot?
<hramrach_> hno: could the current leak from uart on cubieboards be possibly also solved by mux config?
<hramrach_> eg. by changing the uart pin pullups on poweroff
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<oliv3r> wens: those u-boot patches, I saw some of my code passing by, is there anything I need to do or will you take care of all of ijc's comments?
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<wens> i'll take care of them :)
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<alexvf> hi, anyone knows what can be the reason of ioctl(fd, IOCTL_WAIT_VE, timeout) timeout?
<alexvf> in the context of mpeg2 decoding
<alexvf> i'm writing a player and i'm facing what seems some alsa+vdpau issues
<alexvf> i got to a dead point and my only guess is that somehow alsa is affecting vdpau
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<alexvf> (above fd referes to /dev/cedar_dev in an a20 board)
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<oliv3r> mripard: I see a31 usb support is merged into 3.17-rc6, is this because you verified the code works, or is usb very different for a31? e.g. how much effort can we expect usb support for a10/a20 to cost?
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<arokux> hi oliv3r, nice to see you are persistent at sunxi :)
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<mripard> oliv3r: ?
<mripard> USB support is already there for A10/A20
<mripard> since 3.15
<oliv3r> mripard: ah, i just grepped for USB on the Mainlining Effort page
<oliv3r> and only seem to spot A31
<mripard> grep on OHCI/EHCI
<oliv3r> oh wait, A10/A20 goes on the generic stuff
<oliv3r> that's why I didn't spot the specific bit
<oliv3r> duh
<oliv3r> mripard: do we have DST for the LIME(A10/A20) that you know off?
<mripard> DST?
<oliv3r> er
<oliv3r> DTS*
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<mripard> A10 since 3.15, A20 in 3.18 hopefully
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<oliv3r> mripard: ah so it was merged, good
<oliv3r> then I can just use it
<mripard> but you know, it's on the wiki ;)
<oliv3r> :p
<oliv3r> i might even have put it there :p
<oliv3r> yeah i see it
<oliv3r> mripard: will the SPI driver be renamed btw? (Kconfig bit) It is listed as ALlwinner A10 SoCs SPI controller
<oliv3r> with below the A31, which sounds like it wouldn't work for A20 etc
<mripard> why? A20 has the A10 SPI controller.
<oliv3r> I'd expected a more generic name is all
<oliv3r> for Kconfig anyway
<mripard> what generic name?
<oliv3r> Just Allwinner SPI controller maybe? with a fold out where you choose A10/A20 and/or A31
<mripard> which doesn't solve anything :)
<oliv3r> it just looks prettier!
<mripard> since you'll still have that separation between A10 and A31
<oliv3r> i guess whats would be even better is a name for the internal IP core
<oliv3r> and relate to that
<mripard> which has exactly the same issues
<oliv3r> touche
<mripard> plus the fact that you don't even know the internal IP core name
<oliv3r> my first reaction though, was A10 SPI support? What happened to A20; also because we often call it sunxi and sun4i
<oliv3r> sunxi gen1 and sunxi gen2 :D
<wens> oliv3r: i'm hoping we don't get gen3 in a80....
<oliv3r> wens: have we seen the SDK yet?
<wens> oliv3r: yes, it's on dl.linux-sunxi.org
<oliv3r> wens: let me rephrase, has anybody examined the A80 SDK :)
<mripard> oliv3r: but then, A20 would be gen1 or gen2?
<oliv3r> mripard: gen1 :D
<oliv3r> sunxi as we know it now would be gen1, sun6i (and sun8i?) as we know it now would be gen2
<mripard> how do you define a generation then ?
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<mripard> do you realize that no one cares about it, really? :)
<wens> :p
<wens> oliv3r: uh, libv checked for GPL violations!
<oliv3r> we may in the future care, when it becomes even messier
<mripard> (we do have a very nice expression in french for this: flies fucking)
<mripard> then we'll see in the future
<oliv3r> hehe, yeah we got something similar with mosquitos
<mripard> instead of arguing about hypothetical issues
<oliv3r> we're not arguing! we're brainfarting
<wens> lol
<wens> mripard: what do we have waiting for acks/merging atm? clocks, dma, watchdog?
<mripard> pretty much yeah....
<oliv3r> Turl finished all the DMA stuff allready
<oliv3r> nice one
<wens> it isn't merged, last time i asked
<oliv3r> well he's 'done' doing the work i mean
<oliv3r> or most of it
<wens> i think it's just minor issues during the review :)
<oliv3r> my point exactly :)
<wens> how's your work going?
<oliv3r> crazy busy :(
<oliv3r> i'm trying to get a mainline kernel going today
<oliv3r> as 3.4 is driving me crazy
<oliv3r> i need to do some SPI stuff
<oliv3r> and even the spi userspace test driver isn't working, so i figured i'd try mainline first
<wens> hmm, but i thought you needed nand?
<oliv3r> i do
<oliv3r> but not until feb.
<oliv3r> so either boris his stuff gets merged and heavily tested
<oliv3r> or i'll forwardport libnand
<oliv3r> which is ugly, but beggars can't be choosers :)
<alexvf> hmmm, i got more precise info about what is causing mpeg2 decode to stop: it is the creation of a thread while waiting for cedar IRQ
<oliv3r> can anybody confirm that sunxi-u-boot fails to compile?
<alexvf> i'll investigate the issue ang see if i can catch jemk over here at some point
<oliv3r> wens: btw, since we have mmc now, we can have root on mmc too, right?
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<wens> oliv3r: that's right
<wens> my cb/cb2 run with root on mmc
<wens> just be careful not to eject the card while it's running :p
<wens> fails to compile? o.O
<oliv3r> u-boot, yeah
<oliv3r> I don't understand either, it complains that boards.c can't find sunxi_dram_init, but dram.h is included
<oliv3r> wens: do you have any chance to confirm?
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<wens> what target are you building for?
<oliv3r> a10 for now, a20 soon
<oliv3r> i went back to the a10 lime as there's no a20 spi driver
<oliv3r> and i started on hacking that together
<oliv3r> but with a10 there's issues with it too
<oliv3r> i'll post my patches to the ML anyway though
<oliv3r> i started the unification work for it
<oliv3r> maybe i'll find time to finish the unfication work
<wens> A10-OLinuXino-Lime_config works for me
<oliv3r> for u-boot?
<oliv3r> then it may be a bug in the BSP
<oliv3r> it's only the SPL that fails
<oliv3r> board/sunxi/built-in.o: In function `sunxi_board_init':
<oliv3r> /home/oliver/Ultimaker/sunxi-bsp/u-boot-sunxi/board/sunxi/board.c:181: undefined reference to `sunxi_dram_init'
<wigyori> i might be bringing up some old discussions
<oliv3r> which i don't understand, as asm/arch/dram.h is included and its defined there
<wigyori> on the a80 board thread, why does it have to go through simos?
<wens> he volunteered himself and contacted allwinner for donations
<oliv3r> erm
<oliv3r> why is simos involved?
<oliv3r> eva contacted me for a list of contributers to be supported
<oliv3r> i supplied her with a list ages ago
<wens> who knows :/
<wens> simos was asking for free optimus boards
<oliv3r> let me find the thread :)
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<oliv3r> wens: nvm, if all else fails, just make clean :p
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<oliv3r> mnemoc: any reason why the BSP doesn't seem to apply a custom config anymore? I do make linux-config, exit it and letting it automatically save, yet, during compile defconfig seems to get copied over again and loosing all changes
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<wens> Turl: we have .get_factors for calculating the individual n, k, m, p factors, given a requested rate
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<mnemoc> oliv3r: I haven't looked at the bsp in ages... no idea what may have changed
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<oliv3r> mnemoc: this broke ages ago :p
<mnemoc> fix it :)
<wens> Turl: however, we don't have a customizable .recalc_rate callback, to calculate the current rate, given parent_rate and the factors
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<Turl> wens: is there any point on using factors then? :p
<wens> Turl: it's still factors, just some minor differences
<wens> like the n_start option I added earlier
<wens> or the post_div option for sun6i
<Turl> wens: the funny thing about factors is that it can be almost anything :p if you add a way to override the rate calculation then you can s/almost //
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<wens> i suppose we could still reuse some of the code
<oliv3r> mnemoc: :p
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<Turl> wens: I'm not opposing it in case it seemed that way
<wens> i haven't implemented it yet, just putting it out there to discuss
<wens> the pll6 stuff is still in flight
<oliv3r> Turl: have I told you they are making the book 100% cubie focused?
<Turl> oliv3r: nope
<Turl> oliv3r: and I still haven't reviewed the chapter :p
* Turl has a huge backlog of stuff to do
<wens> oliv3r: hmm... but cubie isn't what it used to be :|
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<oliv3r> gcc: error: unrecognized argument in option ‘-mabi=aapcs-linux’
<oliv3r> huh?!
<oliv3r> wens: yeah, i told them, we had a phone conversation abou tit
<oliv3r> it sucks
<oliv3r> but i wrote the book in a generic fashion, so maybe we'll release a 2nd book
<wens> maybe get twice the sales :p
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<oliv3r> well cubietech wants to bundle the book with the board
<Turl> oliv3r: but are you covering a80? o.O
<wens> is there anything to cover at all?
<Turl> good q :)
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<libv> ah, the guy who mailed me telling me what to edit on the wiki did edit the wiki in the end
<libv> hramrach_: enabling the wrong uart with the wrong pads on sun5i often leads to system hangs
<libv> not the kernel hanging, but the system locking
<wens> maybe it's the uart complaining about too much work (because the RX pin isn't pulled up)
<libv> i don't know, we just need a better solution than selecting the uart in the kernel config
<libv> i'm thinking: check register space to see which one is enabled by uboot and use that one
<libv> heh, the along guy just fried his nokia uart adapter trying to probe around for the TX
<libv> probably not 5V tolerant
<wens> ouch
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<alexvf> mripard: i have an issue with video engine interrupts
<alexvf> mripard: i'm using kernel 3.4.79
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<mripard> alexvf: I have no idea what the "problem" is, and never teste the video engine code on top of mainline
<mripard> sooo, I don't know.
<libv> hah
<alexvf> mripard: basically video encoding is screwed if i create a thread while video decoding thread waits for video engine interrupt
<libv> a20 without an AXP
<alexvf> *decoding*
<alexvf> mripard: vdpau-sunxi calls ioctl(fd, IOCTL_WAIT_VE, timeout) in the decoding process
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<alexvf> mripard: i found a race condition if i create a thread during the execution of that ioctl
<alexvf> mripard: the interrupt is never received and the timeout is consumed, and so is for the next decode iterations from that point
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<libv> no matter how often you shout at people to not upload vendor pictures...
<wens> libv: i'm guessing the 4 clusters of ICs, capacitors and inductors are fixed regulators
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<libv> yup
<libv> still is the first a20 i think i've seen that lacks an axp
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<libv> we are adding about 4 devices per week now :)
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<libv> more if all the lazy bastards who think they are too good for NDH would actually do so :p
<libv> but it is a good sign that we are getting more and more users in who are ready to get their hands dirty
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<libv> rafael_MOD: how's the kickstarter going?
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<rafael_MOD> libv: its going really fine! 53% founded in 4 days
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<libv> that is real cool indeed
<libv> ah, yuck, a png for a board picture...
<rafael_MOD> libv: but i am getting tired of marketing bs! the engineering has stopped!
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<rafael_MOD> libv: instead of working on the drivers i will do a theremin for controlling effect parameters!,
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<mripard> alexvf: it looks more like it's more a locking issue
<mripard> alexvf: like an unreleased spinlock
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<alexvf> mripard: i don't know what is exactly that, but i see it in the ioctl code
<alexvf> spin_lock_irqsave(&cedar_spin_lock, flags);
<alexvf> spin_unlock_irqrestore(&cedar_spin_lock, flags);
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<mripard> irqsave disables the irq, irqrestore enable them back.
<mripard> what SoC are you using?
<mripard> A20?
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<alexvf> yes
<alexvf> i guess you already know that code
<MY123> libv: About the NDH, people are wondering if it would take too much time,...
<MY123> (And not trying to do it)
<mripard> alexvf: no, I don't, but that would explain why the system still works
<mripard> one CPU has its local interrupts disabled, while the other still process them.
<libv> MY123: ...
<alexvf> yes, i though that
<mripard> what is the returned value?
<alexvf> so, the new thread executing in the other cpu consumes the interrupt
<alexvf> i have clarifying logs:
<alexvf> just one second
<MY123> libv: I have not found a cheap enough UART adapter to buy in a physical store,...
<libv> MY123: use ebay or amazon
<MY123> (60 euros for an UART -> USB adapter??? )
<libv> what?
<alexvf> mripard: http://pastie.org/9584394
<libv> no, like 5 without shipping
<MY123> libv: I'm still too afraid to buy with WWW
<libv> give it a go
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<alexvf> mripard: i don't quite understand the 1 return after thread has been created but the pattern is clear, after thread is created, no more interrupts
<mripard> what is this?
<alexvf> mripard: and video plays at <timeout> fps, which is 1 fps
<MY123> libv: What are the UART settings (may use my Adruino Due)
<MY123> ?
<alexvf> mripard: the logs are printed before and after the mentioned ioctl
<alexvf> mripard: and the [New Thread 0xae328420 (LWP 32598)] line is printed by glib
<mripard> what does your thread do?
<alexvf> it decodes audio by software
<mripard> so it doesn't touch at all this code?
<alexvf> but the problem arises as soon as the thread is created
<alexvf> no, it doesn't
<alexvf> when debugging, i put a sleep in the first line of the new thread
<alexvf> and the video starts going at 1 fps as before the threads passes the sleep
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<alexvf> it took me a while to discover the actual problem
<alexvf> very exotic
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<alexvf> mripard: any idea?
<mripard> none
<alexvf> :(
<mripard> it seems like this irq_flag is set to 1 by something
<mripard> which seems to be done either in the interrupt handler or release
<mripard> but is also the condition you're waiting on
<mripard> but it shouldn't even wait in that case
<mripard> because wait_event_interruptible_timeout checks the condition, and only if untrue waits
<alexvf> then it is not waiting
<mripard> in this case, if you have irq_flag set, you shouldn't wait at all, and reset irq_flag
<alexvf> it only checks irq_flag once
<mripard> but then, if you always get ones, that means that you had an interrupt in between
<mripard> I can't see how it can be related to your other thread though
<mripard> it rather looks like a crappy code
<alexvf> there should be someone who understands that piece of code, no?
<alexvf> apart from the chinese engineer that wrote it, i mean :)
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<alexvf> i also google-translated the comment but looks non-sense
<alexvf> Return 1, said interrupt return, return 0, indicating timeout return
<alexvf> more or less nonsense in spanish
<alexvf> what about french? :D
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<libv> yay, crimp tool arrived
<mnemoc> to break the fingers of wiki noobs?
<libv> nono
<libv> just of those who refuse to ndh :p
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<mnemoc> :)
<libv> nah, should work for standard 2.54mm crimps and jst-ph
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<oliv3r> Turl: nope, no a80 :)
<oliv3r> Turl: just a generic question; if i want to use a pin as an input IRQ, I need to mux it as an EINT, not a regular GPIO right?
<Turl> oliv3r: I think so, yep
<libv> *sigh*
<oliv3r> Turl: ok cool; we may have to write a kernel mode driver for our printer; spi + irq
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<Turl> oliv3r: if you're designing hw keep the pin in mind, not every one can be muxed to eint
<oliv3r> Turl: i allready checked that ;)
<oliv3r> Turl: i'm using EINT24 or 25 on the LIME header
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<blazewik> libv, thanks for editing my page about prestigio PM3270B
<blazewik> could you explain what does "Awaiting patches." status mean? is there something going on? or are you just waiting for me to contribute?
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<libv> heh, he ran off already
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<oliv3r> *woooosh*
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<blazewik> i'm here! shitty linksys router disconnected me from interweb :p
<libv> blazewik: yeah, 2 more pics, and the two patches, and this page is good
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<blazewik_> disconnected me again, piece of crap
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<blazewik_> what i was saying
<blazewik_> you added in section "manual build" link to non-existing fex file and you mentioned prestigio_pmp3270 target for u-boot building and I'm asking if there is anybody except me working on this or is it just waiting for me to add?
<libv> blazewik_: just waiting for you to add it under those names :)
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<blazewik_> ok, I get it :)
<libv> blazewik_: mail them in, and i'll happily commit :)
<libv> there was no real need to put a picture of all the clips on there, but that's a real nice touch :)
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<libv> shows a lot of dedication :)
<libv> so good work
<blazewik_> thanks :)
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<blazewik_> i often break those when dissasembling plastic cases so I thought it may help someone :)
<blazewik_> while running SoC every severel seconds send me these reports like "[ 4162.140000] [AXP-APP] report 77 77, 4033700 3969900, -532500 5049000 725"
<libv> hrm, send in a dmesg to the ml
<blazewik_> i figured out that it contains values from voltage_now and current_now files from /sys/class/power_supply/battery/
<libv> that does sound noisy though
<blazewik_> but what about other values?
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<libv> other values? from the axp?
<blazewik_> i mean those: "77 77, 4033700 3969900, -532500 5049000 725"
<blazewik_> 3969900 is voltage_now
<blazewik_> -532500 is current_now
<blazewik_> and I can't figure out what the rest means
<libv> oh, as i said, mail the ml, not everyone is an expert on axp
<blazewik_> ml?
<blazewik_> oh,the mailing list, didn't get the abbreviation ;)
<blazewik_> I just thought someone here might know :)
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<libv> perhaps, but your connection might not live that long :)
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<blazewik_> god bless irclog :)
<oliv3r> simos's A80 donation thread is rather very short isn't it?
<oliv3r> just luc and chen replied at all
<libv> perhaps more people see this as political games?
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<libv> anyway, it seems he found 5 persons
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* hno is one.
<libv> ah, so at least one of the usual suspects will get this and some good will come out of this
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<hno> yes, need to get back to this shit.. been diverted in bitcoin land for too long.
<oliv3r> hno omg hi!
<hno> hi!
<oliv3r> libv: yeah, himself, chen, you, only 2 others needed; even looking at the recent commit gets you that answerd
<oliv3r> hno: bitcoins still provitable?
<libv> oliv3r: i did not ask simos to put me on that list
<libv> maybe i should've, just to see how he'd respond
<hno> sure, but I profit from the ones who profit..
<oliv3r> the thing that I dont' get (as written on the post) is eva explicitly to give her a list of prominent developers for things such as this
<oliv3r> so i gave her a list (max 20 was the req.) of 19 active devs
<oliv3r> but this was in august, so where does he come from in sept to request 'more'
<oliv3r> hno: :p
<libv> oliv3r: i have experienced similar things on the gpl violations and related issues
* libv tries his hand at crimping jst-ph
<lauri> Hi guys, out of the blue today mpv does not pick up sunxi VDPAU backend
<lauri> vdpauinfo works properly
<lauri> and it seems CPU usage is high with mpv again :S
<libv> lauri: you did the livesuite packaging a week ago, right?
<lauri> nope, I am on Igor's images
<libv> oh, pirea was the guy who did that
<lauri> it worked couple of days ago
<lauri> never mind, I think it might have been issue with mpv, just upgraded mpv package and seems to be back to normal
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<lauri> (it's jessie)
<lauri> nah it's still problematic
<lauri> interestingly mpv says video output vdpau not found but when I explicitly say on command line --vo=vdpau then it opens VDPAU interface
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<hramrach_> anybody booted a23 over fel?
<hramrach_> I tried to upload the spl from sdk
<libv> hramrach_: wens perhaps, i haven't
<hramrach_> like /scratch/build/sunxi-tools/usb-boot /scratch/a23/A23/lichee/tools/pack/chips/sun8iw3p1/bin/fes1_sun8iw3p1.bin /scratch/a23/A23/lichee/tools/pack/chips/sun8iw3p1/bin/u-boot-sun8iw3p1.bin
<hramrach_> but the second write times out
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<hramrach_> libusb usb_bulk_send error -7
<hramrach_> maybe the endpoint change also applies to a23?
<hramrach_> hmm, endpoint detection is already in
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<hramrach_> the u-boot preinstalled on the tablet actually reports stuff over the SD console
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<lauri> does anyone of you remember the hack to set up memory 100MHz faster in u-boot for A20?
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<lauri> I think it was tpr values for DRAM init
<libv> lauri: there is this wiki page called dram calibration
<libv> and ssvb knows these things
<ssvb> lauri: the 600MHz settings are not suitable for any A20, but only work specifically for Cubietruck
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<ssvb> on my devices, DRAM in Cubietruck can be clocked up to 648MHz, in Cubieboard1 up to 576MHz and in A13-OlinuXino-MICRO up to 648MHz
<ssvb> all with their own settings of course
<ssvb> I would assume that it might be reasonable to settle at some "cruise" speed around 528MHz
<ssvb> but this needs testing on a lot more than one sample of each device to get an idea about how much tolerance and safety headroom we have
<ssvb> for example, is my Cubieboard1 a poor sample and the others would clock higher? or is Cubieboard1 less overclockable in general?
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<Wizzup> If there is an easy (not too time consuming on my end) way to test it, I have quite a few cubie1s that I could test on a bit in the coming weeks
<lauri> ssvb: yes I think you gave me the hinks
<lauri> *hints
<lauri> it was tpr3 I think
<lauri> I just changed one parameter and gained 20% memory bandwidth if I remember correctly :P
<ssvb> lauri: there is a wiki page here - http://linux-sunxi.org/A10_DRAM_Controller_Calibration
<lauri> I am reading it right now
<lauri> but I am not sure what I changed
<ssvb> lauri: do you have a cubietruck board?
<lauri> yes
<ssvb> excellent, then you may probably try u-boot branch with 600MHz dram clock speed :)
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<ssvb> lauri: it may or may not work reliable for you at 600MHz, but we are surely interested in the results
<ssvb> lauri: also it is based on mainline u-boot v2014.10, which has a bit different default environment
<lauri> I can be your ginny pig :P
<ssvb> the instructions for the mainline u-boot are here - http://linux-sunxi.org/Mainline_U-boot
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