<sleeply4cat>
plaes: see. I have [usbc0] mapped at usb_drv_vbus_gpio = port:PG12<1><0><default><0> at A13 chip. PG12 is PIN № 15. But in real world, usb 0 bevice connected to PINs №№ 93, 94.
<sleeply4cat>
0_o
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<sleeply4cat>
wooooooooo!
<sleeply4cat>
<_>
<sleeply4cat>
It was wrong usb_controller type 0_o
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<Seppoz>
sleeply4cat: what do you mean?
<Seppoz>
sleeply4cat: to what usb is the module connected now?
<Seppoz>
sleeply4cat: you have to read the cpu datasheet and see which pin in which GPXX
<sleeply4cat>
Seppoz: I changed usb_controller_type = 1 to usb_controller_type = 0 in [usbc1].
<sleeply4cat>
And now I have one more USB bus and wlan0 interface ^_^
<Seppoz>
why the fuck yould you pick 1 in firts place
<Seppoz>
ofcourse its 0
<sleeply4cat>
bin2hex returned it =_=
<Seppoz>
wait waht
<Seppoz>
sec
<Seppoz>
it must be 1
<Seppoz>
sec
<Seppoz>
let me check
<sleeply4cat>
Yup.
<Seppoz>
= 1
<Seppoz>
usb_port_type = 1
<Seppoz>
it should be 1
<Seppoz>
oh you talking about port 0?
<sleeply4cat>
I have done about 30 random changes in fex and about 30 tests ._.
<Seppoz>
or port 1?
<sleeply4cat>
port 1
<Seppoz>
naaw port 1 i dont even think can be device
<Seppoz>
are you sure thats what fixed it
<Seppoz>
maybesomething else was wrong?
<sleeply4cat>
Also, I changed usb_host_init_state to 1
<Seppoz>
was it 0?
<sleeply4cat>
+
<Seppoz>
well there you go
<Seppoz>
if its 0 it wont be init
<Seppoz>
change type back to 1
<Seppoz>
and set init to 1
<sleeply4cat>
But without changing usb_controller_type it has no effect.
<Seppoz>
did yu change port type or detect type?
<sleeply4cat>
+
<sleeply4cat>
hmm.
<sleeply4cat>
Finally.
<Seppoz>
does it detect any hub?
<sleeply4cat>
I changed usb_controller_type and usb_controller_type.
<sleeply4cat>
Wifi module have 4 inputs. 3v3, gnd, d+, d-. D+ and di connected to 95& 96 pins.
<sleeply4cat>
* d-
<Seppoz>
well thats probably A & B
<sleeply4cat>
okk
<sleeply4cat>
So............
<sleeply4cat>
Pin 15&16 used as a usb registers?..
<Seppoz>
so
<Seppoz>
vbus is like a pin that allows to take power from the usb port
<Seppoz>
if your module is hardwired
<Seppoz>
if doesnt matter what your vbus settings are
<sleeply4cat>
*derp*
<sleeply4cat>
It is too hard to my ponybrain.
<sleeply4cat>
*for
<sleeply4cat>
lol
<sleeply4cat>
ewwwwwww..
<Seppoz>
what do you mean?
<sleeply4cat>
usb is magic.
<Seppoz>
not that magic
<sleeply4cat>
Tnx anyway %)
<Seppoz>
you should still set the port type to host
<Seppoz>
atleast to see what happens
<sleeply4cat>
Ok, I'll test it.
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<sleeply4cat>
Sorry, I need to feed my bear. AFK.
<sleeply4cat>
Anyway, we found a working configuration.
<Seppoz>
xD
<Seppoz>
bear?
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<whitesn>
excuse me, would anyone tell me the pro and cons booting from sdhc vs nand
<lukas2511>
sdhc: exchangable, generally(?) more forgiving to power losses, may be faster (depending on card)
<lukas2511>
nand: integrated, robust (no bad contacts or accidental removal of card)
<deasy>
lukas2511, i think he wants to know about access times, this kind of thing
<whitesn>
i mostly want to know about general performance (installation, cpu processing, ...)
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<deasy>
access time is the key ^^
<whitesn>
what things do access time include?
<deasy>
with a bit of bandwith
<deasy>
width*
<lukas2511>
oh okay, can't really help with exact data, but in my experience a class 10 microsd card was faster than nand (on olinuxino-a20-micro, may depend on nand chip)
<deasy>
and also the drivers
<whitesn>
so it won't be considerably slower, and actually might be faster than nand?
<whitesn>
i accidentally bought a dual sdhc version of A20, and was considering to trade it with the NAND ones
<lukas2511>
in my experience it was faster, using SanDisk Ultra microsd cards