<igraltist>
if the opipc2 just got connected to powersupply it gets very hot
<igraltist>
so without the sdcard
<igraltist>
but the u-boot is prepared: File not found /allwinner/sun50i-h5-orangepi-pc2.dtb he is correct :D
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<obbardc>
tkaiser, awesome stuff, will check that patch out
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<tkaiser>
obbardc: In case you use a kernel with dvfs patches you should also keep in mind that currently there's no bootloader support for SY8106A. So if your board lowers the voltage below 1.1V then even with this patch a reboot might end with a instabilities/panic later.
<obbardc>
tkaiser, it would be nice to just get a system to boot :-D
<tkaiser>
obbardc: We had a lot of trouble with H5 boards and lowered now everywhere both DRAM clockspeed and cpufreq which improved stability issues a lot. Latest images with these patches applies: https://dl.armbian.com/orangepipc2/nightly/
<tkaiser>
But unless there's SY8106A SPL support you might still run in reboot issues while cold boot is fine (since resetting SY8106A to 1.1V)
<obbardc>
tkaiser, surely the u-boot patch is pointless as the cpu freq is already set to 816 MHz?
<obbardc>
at any rate, the voltage is set to 1.115V
<igraltist>
at the moment my system has this: CFLAGS="-O2 -march=armv7ve -mtune=cortex-a7 -mfpu=neon-vfpv4 -mfloat-abi=hard -pipe"
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<igraltist>
would the h5 boot this?
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<igraltist>
its booted but later some problems with init but its fixable :D#
<igraltist>
hmm Starting init: /sbin/init exists but couldn't execute it (error -8)
<igraltist>
i think my old system was to specific to the h3
<igraltist>
ah support for CONFIG_COMPAT is missing i guess
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<igraltist>
now its running: Linux firewall-dev 4.14.0-rc8-rsbac+ #3 SMP PREEMPT Sun Nov 12 17:22:13 CET 2017 aarch64 GNU/Linux
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<obbardc>
at least one of us is lucky igraltist :D
<igraltist>
not all is running the ethernet is missing so must work over uart
<obbardc>
i now have my h5 booting debian :-)
<obbardc>
had to apply 0001-sunxi-h3-Fix-PLL1-setup-to-never-use-dividers.patch to u-boot
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<igraltist>
nice
<igraltist>
i just build new kernel to see if then ethernet working
<igraltist>
obbardc: what does this patch doing?
<obbardc>
kernel lockup on boot igraltist
<obbardc>
due to setting up the CPU freq incorrectly
<igraltist>
so a problem which i dont have in the moment
<igraltist>
or not aware
<obbardc>
probably not going to help
<obbardc>
which board are you using?
<igraltist>
opipc2
<obbardc>
snap
<obbardc>
have you got hdmi video working?
<igraltist>
its using only for headless server
<obbardc>
i am using kernel from github.com/megous/linux
<obbardc>
it is mainline rc8 with _lots_ of patches for opipc2
<igraltist>
ok must search then for the applied patches
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<igraltist>
i will see how stable the system late will be.
<igraltist>
a good test ist always compiling
<igraltist>
a h3 what is running got this: Sun Oct 29 14:15:50 2017 >>> sys-devel/gcc-6.4.0
<igraltist>
merge time: 12 hours, 10 minutes and 44 seconds.
<obbardc>
yes, i plan on doing this soon too
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<baskwo>
Hey guys, I'm using a bananapi M3 and I built the mainline u-boot + mainline kernel using the "tutorials" from linux-sunxi. I used the Arch rootfs for armv7 and it's booting yeeee but my network doesn't work on it. (I'm using a USB to UART to debug it) Anyone knows how to fix this?
<baskwo>
Do I miss modules?
<KotCzarny>
4.13+ ?
<baskwo>
yeah
<KotCzarny>
missing dt entries?
<baskwo>
I saw that it's been added to it during July
<baskwo>
hmm I've copied it in boot
<KotCzarny>
pastebin dmesg for folks?
<baskwo>
added to boot.scr
<baskwo>
sure gimme a sec
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<baskwo>
wait my system is on read only. might be it?
<KotCzarny>
unlikely
<baskwo>
well by doing journalctl -b I see errors saying that it can't write. Anyway I can't redirect dmesg to a file to get it cause of my fs ro I need to fix that
<baskwo>
filesystem readonly*
<baskwo>
to fix the readonly filesystem I need to change the boot.cmd to add rw right?
<KotCzarny>
and a branch where real work happens (before it's forwarded to mainline)
<baskwo>
nop I used sunxi-3.4
<baskwo>
Guess I'll have to try with sunxi-next!
<baskwo>
Oh I missed that step I think I just cloned linux sources
<baskwo>
*nice*
<baskwo>
Alright I'll come back lol
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<baskwo>
KotCzarny, I recompiled my kernel and dts, added the zImage, dtb and dts to boot aka first partition of my sd card, created back boot.scr and finally added the modules to lib. It's now stuck after writing "Starting kernel..." with no error. What did I missed?
<Putti>
baskwo, hmh but it says the same thing for h3
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<Putti>
baskwo, so you're using sunxi-next?
<Putti>
I could check the code
<baskwo>
Yep sunxi-next with latest u-boot
<Putti>
baskwo, which dts?
<baskwo>
sun8i-a83t-bananapi-m3.dtb/dts
<Putti>
baskwo, I looked the dts, it doesn't have any ethernet nodes
<Putti>
or are you using wifi?
<baskwo>
I'm using an ethernet cable (rj45) but I also have an antenna that I could use for now
<baskwo>
so the ethernet is not yet working for the bananapi m3?
<Putti>
Ok.
<Putti>
so it looks like
<Putti>
you can find the patches probably on some mailing list that enable the driver
<KotCzarny>
wens is the man
<KotCzarny>
ask him
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<baskwo>
Alright, I'll search on the mailing list if someone sent a patch for this! Else I'll ask wens. What am I supposed to ask him? if someone patched the ethernet driver for a83t/bananapi m3?
<KotCzarny>
driver is the same for all boards, it's mostly about enabling power and configuration nodes in dt