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<loblik>
anyone using armbian with mainline on opi zero? I cannot get i2c working. it seems like there is no i2c adapter present.
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<marble_visions>
hi all, i;m confused about spidev's definitions of cpha and cpol
<marble_visions>
what does 0 mean in both cases?
<marble_visions>
i've got a rising edge first, active high clk (CPOL=0) and latch on first edge (CPHA=0) receiver
<marble_visions>
does that mean that CPHA and CPOL in spidev should be 0 as well? (because they might mean the opposite)
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<Pe3ucTop>
MoeIcenowy : V3s PIO IRQ need correction in "drivers/pinctrl/sunxi/pinctrl-sun8i-v3s.c" in structure "sun8i_v3s_pinctrl_data" need add ".irq_bank_base = 1" , the same as it done in A33 (as wens mentioned )
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<Pe3ucTop>
wens : are you already done pinctrl-sunx8i-v3s.c corrections or ?
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<marble_visions>
scratch that, I found the issue somewhere else..
<marble_visions>
during linux init, there's a rogue clock tick
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<ElBarto>
IgorPec: re the openssl speed number on H5, is it using the crypto engine ?
<IgorPec>
yes
<IgorPec>
it looks so
<ElBarto>
yeah
<ElBarto>
the numbers are high :)
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<ElBarto>
IgorPec: so it's not mainline ? or did mainline got recent support ?
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<montjoie>
I think it do not use the crypto engine:)
<montjoie>
even with you use my branch with crypto engine, no h5 DT on it
<montjoie>
and I am pessimist but, high numbers and crypto engine are orthogonal
<ElBarto>
well looking at the numbers it's definitely using the crypto engine
<KotCzarny>
those a53 cores are fast
<KotCzarny>
especially if it does multicore
<ElBarto>
on my pine64 using FreeBSD or armbian (mainline) I have something like : aes-128 cbc 27035.08k 29467.13k 30274.67k 30498.90k 30559.66k
<montjoie>
oh you mean crypto extentions, not crypto engine
<ElBarto>
no
<ElBarto>
I meant crypto engine
<ElBarto>
not the instructions
<montjoie>
the driver for crypto engine is not in mainline
<KotCzarny>
how do i select specific algo from /proc/crypto in openssl?
<ElBarto>
-engine something (no idea on linux)
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<KotCzarny>
hmm, from a quick google it looks like openssl doesnt use hw accel, only software algos (with a bit of cpu instructions if they are available as an optimization)
<KotCzarny>
so definitely not ss
<KotCzarny>
there is something called cryptodev that enables it to use linux crypto interface
<KotCzarny>
so openssl isnt the best benchmark for it
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<KotCzarny>
"cryptsetup benchmark" seems handy
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<montjoie>
cryptodev is out of tree... AF_ALG not (but slower)
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<montjoie>
both have engine for openssl but sometime hard to install