<bbrezillon>
RSpliet: what are each file containing ?
<bbrezillon>
I mean, I don't see any 'dump' in the file names
<RSpliet>
sorry... u-boot-sunxi-with-spl is the original bin, u-boot-no-oob is the dump
<Wizzup>
RSpliet: sunxi or exynos?
<RSpliet>
sunxi
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<Wizzup>
RSpliet: I don't maintain that wiki :)
<Wizzup>
As in, I'd like to help, but I cannot
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<RSpliet>
Wizzup: cool, I'll see if Turl or mnemoc can help me
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<markvandenborre>
if you would get a well mainline supported cheap arm board
<markvandenborre>
with sata, some nand to run debian from, preferably gbit ethernet, sata and as many usb connectors as possible
<markvandenborre>
which one would it be?
<markvandenborre>
something a20 based?
<markvandenborre>
olimex lime 2 maybe?
<NiteHawk>
a20 cubietruck?
<markvandenborre>
(I should add that quick EU availability is a plus)
<markvandenborre>
shipping from .cn is a bit of a pain for us in .lv
<Turl>
RSpliet: I don't think there is a manual verification process
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<markvandenborre>
with all respect for individual workers, DHL Latvia are expensive incompetent idiots as an organisation
<Turl>
RSpliet: what happens if you try to log in?
<Turl>
markvandenborre: s/Latvia//
<RSpliet>
Turl: I can log in fine, just can't make changes to wiki pages
<Turl>
RSpliet: to any at all?
<RSpliet>
"You do not have permission to edit this page, for the following reason: You must confirm your email address before editing pages. Please set and validate your email address through your user preferences."
<markvandenborre>
Turl: they're actually really ok in Belgium
<Turl>
RSpliet: hmm
<markvandenborre>
25€ customs clearance charge, but delivered to your door often in 3 days from .cn
<Turl>
RSpliet: I don't recall any way to manual-autoverify, maybe mnemoc knows
<markvandenborre>
but in .lv: more like 70€, weeks of nagging _them_ to get their act together
<markvandenborre>
supplying them all information yourself, multiple times
<markvandenborre>
etcetera
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<Turl>
markvandenborre: yeah, similar over here. In some cases they even want you to pay on the receiving end *and* do the paperwork yourself
<markvandenborre>
that's always the case in .lv
<Turl>
RSpliet: I could mark you as people so you could edit user pages at least I think
<markvandenborre>
the idiots don't let me prefund the customs clearance fee
<markvandenborre>
or any advance amount
<RSpliet>
Turl: I wanted to amend the NAND page... it can wait I guess :-)
<markvandenborre>
and they insist on creating a document themselves asking me to pay the money into their account
<markvandenborre>
-> at least a 2 _working_ day delay
<markvandenborre>
if everything goes well
<markvandenborre>
Turl: I realise it's quite off topic here (sorry for that), but I guess there must be people around with a lot of experience taming these import dragons
<Turl>
RSpliet: ah, rella already did that. It says you're autoconfirmed already, can you try editing again?
<Turl>
markvandenborre: yeah, surely there are :)
<RSpliet>
Turl: no success
<Turl>
RSpliet: maybe libv knows some other trick
<Turl>
RSpliet: sorry :(
<RSpliet>
don't worry about it
<RSpliet>
bbrezillon: damn... that U-boot writing problem was caused by a merge error
<RSpliet>
from your patches onto Linux 4.0rc7
<RSpliet>
in other words: my fuck-up again
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<jackdaniel>
RSpliet: so u-boot loads now?
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<RSpliet>
jackdaniel: yes! :-)
<RSpliet>
well, SPL, now I'm ready to try your next patches :-)
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<libv>
Turl: no, if the confirmation email hasn't gone out there is little that can be done, apart from having direct access i guess
<libv>
we have to wait until gzamboni is done with the email setup :)
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<RSpliet>
bbrezillon: do you think I can pretend my NAND (or a partition on it) doesn't have a 2K page size with 64B OOB, but rather a 1K pagesize with 1K+64B OOB?
<bbrezillon>
RSpliet: theorically you can
<bbrezillon>
but the SW stack is not ready for that
<bbrezillon>
RSpliet: what's the point of doing that ?
<RSpliet>
to trick the bootloader into booting my U-boot from a non-supported config
<bbrezillon>
making sure eGON is less likely to be corrupted ?
<RSpliet>
no, but BROM doesn't try 2K pages 16-bit ECC... it does try 1K pages 24-bit ECC
<RSpliet>
no... it tries 1K pages 64-bit ECC... but that's more than fine
<bbrezillon>
oh, okay, then I guess you can fake it
<bbrezillon>
but then you won't be able to program it from linux
<RSpliet>
not even with something trivial like this: http://hastebin.com/ibevohunul.bash ? (note: start is 8K, corresponding with my current 8K MLC)
<RSpliet>
?
<RSpliet>
I mean, it doesn't work obviously, but... well, meh
<bbrezillon>
no, because it will refuse to use the 64bit ECC in the first place
<RSpliet>
currently it shouldn't, because this MLC has plenty of space (640B)... I'm just testing this technique with an MLC before moving on to the actual SLC and running into the problem you just mentioned :-)
<bbrezillon>
that's not something you can easily fake (I tried to find an elegant solution for that problem, but I gave up :-/)
<bbrezillon>
what you'd have to do is adapt the mtd definition for this specific partition
<bbrezillon>
you said you'd like to use 1k of data in a 2k page NAND, then you'd have to declare the mtd device (created from the MTD partition) to have pages of 1k of data + 1k + 64 bytes of OOB
<RSpliet>
that would be my end goal... and I take it you didn't account for this in the partitioning system patches you wrote
<bbrezillon>
no, because I wanted to get something that would be mainlinable
<RSpliet>
... yes, that might be tricky to explain
<bbrezillon>
RSpliet: what are the available combination ?
<mripard>
did you enable the output with alsamixer ?
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<a1d3s>
hmpf .. was all disabled
<a1d3s>
now it play music :)
<a1d3s>
i copied the part &codec from hans cubi dts to bananapro.dts and it works :)
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<a1d3s>
because im using hans kernel 4.1-rc1
<a1d3s>
mripard, the other problem with touch , i got driver loaded and probed , /dev/input/event3:EP0790M09 , but i think i missing something in dts , touch didnt work
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<mripard>
a1d3s: maybe, maybe not, without your changes and how the touchscreen is wired, I don't know
<a1d3s>
mripard, wired with this flat cable who came with the screen