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<gnarface> the built-in web ui called it "4g" so i guess that's why i got my hopes up
<gnarface> but one of the internal antenna breakout boards (one that was actually connected) does say wimax on it
<gnarface> it had FOUR distinct internal antenna leads connected, separate from the one attached to the external antenna port which was NOT connected to anything internally
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<gnarface> so i suppose that means there's no hope then to get it on anyone's current cellular network
<gnarface> any chances of installing linux or BSD on it though?
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<gnarface> i kinda figured this would be something someone had worked on already, as there were a lot of these in the wild at the time the service was shuttered
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<drt1245> Anyone know about changes to the Orange Pi Zero's VDD_CPU regulator circuit? The schematic v1.5 shows that R235 was changed (from 11.8k to 10k). I think this should change VDD_CPU from 1.1/1.3V to 1.2/1.4V. But I measure 1.3V on my v1.5 board. I cannot measure the resistance of R235 directly, because I cannot isolate it from the rest of the circuit.
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<wens> trust your readings? :)
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<drt1245> Yeah, resistor was probably not actually changed. Just wondering if I was missing something.
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<wens> I've found that sometimes the schematics aren't the real deal
<wens> sometimes they are lazy and don't regenerate the whole thing from the design, and simply change values or connections here and there
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<wens> got a primo73 that uses a23 instead of a20 :/
<wens> sigh, I wanted one with a20
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<s3b0> hi, i've recently bought 7" lcd s070wv20-ct16 panel with touch, but i can't make it work
<s3b0> on 5.6.13-gentoo krenel
<s3b0> wich driver i need to compile to make it work?
<s3b0> and: do i need to recompile u-boot to suport it?
<s3b0> oh, and one more: dtbs
<s3b0> do i need to modify it ?
<s3b0> to enable this panel?
<wens> you need to add it to the device tree, or use a dt overlay
<s3b0> ?
<wens> what board are you using?
<s3b0> banana pi r1 (it is known also as lamobo r1)
<wens> this is my DT overlay for the bananapi m1+
<wens> I guess it would apply to the r1 as well
<s3b0> this board has many similarities with banana pi m1
<wens> you can try my overlay first, and check the schematics if any of the gpio lines are different, and modify accordingly
<s3b0> so i nedd to merge yours dts with this one from kernel ?
<wens> I have the lamobo r1 as well, but haven't tried the panel with it before
<wens> yes, you can use U-boot to apply the DT overlay
<s3b0> i might be lame question (but i want to be precise):how can i make u-boot to applay this overlay ? :)
<wens> this is probably a good read
<s3b0> thx. i'm reading this right now ;)
<wens> my DT overlays mostly apply against mainline, you can just clone it and build it
<s3b0> "pass the entire Flattened Device Tree (FDT) structure to the kernel during boot-up." WOW i didn't know it !!
<s3b0> man i it huge!
<s3b0> it is huge
<s3b0> thx
<s3b0> !
<s3b0> btw. page added to my bookmarks (is it yours?)
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<wens> nope it's not mine
<wens> IIRC I read docs from raspberry pi, elinux.org and bootlin
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<s3b0> what does __DTO_TEST__ flag mean? is it enable in main dts?
<s3b0> oh and i will need to change <arm/sun7i-a20-bananapi-m1-plus.dts> to lamobo dts :)
<s3b0> i don't have baord with me so i can't check is it working right now (thats why i'm asking)
<wens> the Makefile builds the overlay twice, once with __DTO_TEST__ which includes the base dts I use
<wens> this is just to test that everything actually blends together and there are no errors
<wens> the second time it actually builds an overlay
<s3b0> so i will need to remov it
<s3b0> ?
<s3b0> i think i got it :) - it doesn't matter if i remove it or not, if u-boot starts to blend it on board during boot i will blend it with proper dts so this few lines are spare
<s3b0> as you mentioned - it is for your tests :)
<s3b0> am i understand it correct ?
<wens> yes
<wens> everything inside #ifdef __DTO_TEST__ and #endif gets compiled away
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<s3b0> @wens: checked pins for display in docks
<s3b0> they are almost the same
<s3b0> there is one diffrence
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<s3b0> on lcd pin CON2P07 in bpim1+ docke they say it is "PinName LCDIO-03" (0 is zero) and GPIO is PH12
<s3b0> but in lamobo-r1 dock it is VCC-3V3 (PIN define)
<s3b0> and GPIO is empty
<s3b0> does LCDIO-03(CON2P07) on bpi-m1+ is the same as VCC-3V3(CON2-P07) on lamobo-r1 ?
<s3b0> docks
<s3b0> ;)
<s3b0> rest pins looks the same (they have same PinName/PinDefine)
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<montjoie> anyone recently compiled uboot for the chip ? it fail
<mru> which chip?
<karlp> _the_ chip :)
<mru> oh, the C.H.I.P.
<mru> well, what fails and how?
<montjoie> binman: bad magic number in 'binman.etype': b'\x03\xf3\r\n'
<montjoie> I have a C.H.I.P and try to add it to kernelci
<mru> sounds painful
<montjoie> it is the less painfull of remaining board to add
<montjoie> ok found the issue
<mru> what was it?
<montjoie> some old .pyc (for python2) file remaining
<mru> bloody python
<karlp> that sounds like something resetting filetimestamps mucking upw ith auto detection
<s3b0> python the chip killer
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<montjoie> anyway the new uboot dont work
<montjoie> speaked too fast it works
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<sunshavi> 8 Gb memory. Wow
<willmore> Not bad for an ARM board. Nice of Micron to make a custom chip for them.
<mru> who, what?
<willmore> There is a new 8GB Rpi4 board, mru
<mru> oh
<willmore> They didn't release it earlier because there wasn't an 8GB x32 DRAM part in a package they could use. Micron made a custom chip for them.
<mru> well, still rpi
<willmore> Yep.
<mru> so it's still gonna suck
<willmore> Still 32 bit.
<willmore> Running an OS compiled for a 2011 chip.
<mru> presumably you can build whatever you want for it
<mru> which in my case is "nothing"
<mru> it's a toy
<willmore> I'm not sure what their target market it, but I do know I'm not it.
<willmore> is
<mru> "makers" I guess
<willmore> LOL
<willmore> copy-n-pasters
<mru> people who cosplay as engineers
<willmore> people who cosplay *period*
<KotCzarny> how do you cosplay a *period* ?
<KotCzarny> o.O
<mru> get some *period*-approriate attire and wear it, I suppose
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<drt1245> Imagine using an ARM board where you can't get a datasheet for the SOC or a schematic for the board. Ridiculous
* mru checks which channel we're in
<drt1245> Hah! There's more documentation available for Allwinner stuff than Raspberry Pi stuff
<willmore> How sad is that?
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<sunshavi> 2 Gb when opening several browser tabs and libreoffice and gimp is not enough
<sunshavi> perhaps allwinner is going to follow with a similar product
<mru> for a desktop system, 4GB per core is the minimum imo
<sunshavi> i am stuck with one with 2 GB
<mru> total?
<sunshavi> yes. opi+2e
<mru> that's your desktop?
<sunshavi> yes
<sunshavi> pine64 has a product with 4gb (H6)
<mru> the new workstation I ordered can be stuffed with 2TB (if you can afford it)
<sunshavi> arm?
<mru> nah
<mru> amd epyc
<sunshavi> nice. those little soc's are space saving also
<mru> little?
<sunshavi> compared to my x220 laptop. those are little
<mru> it's about the size of a credic card
<mru> but much thicker
<mru> here it is next to a much older amd chip: https://photos.app.goo.gl/FJACX8Dm4SMnJRsD7
<[TheBug]> ooo oo how many are gonna rush out and get the 8GB RPi they released now?
<[TheBug]> im late to the party
<[TheBug]> seems I wasn't logged into nickserv so it held my msg :(
<sunshavi> :)
<mru> it's never too late to make fun of rpi
<[TheBug]> haha
<sunshavi> And also is good. for waiting for the competition answer
<sunshavi> mru: ur new workstation is a tower?
<mru> atx tower, yes
<sunshavi> mru: nice
<mru> 7 pcie 4.0 x16 slots
<mru> should be enough for any future upgrades
<[TheBug]> id say so
<DuClare> what makes rpi so bad?
<[TheBug]> LOL
* [TheBug] DuClare is triggered
<mru> what doesn't?
<DuClare> I've never had one, how am I supposed to know :P
<[TheBug]> likely story
<mru> which one was it that crashed if you took a photo of it?
<mru> with flash
<[TheBug]> awww mru it's just a shy guy
<[TheBug]> if people were taking naked photos of you, you would probably want to crash also :p
<DuClare> All my arm toys are rockchip or sochip..
<[TheBug]> lol
<mru> nonsense
<mru> I'd be flattered
<[TheBug]> well RPi's are the introverts of the bunch, Okay?
<[TheBug]> ;p
<DuClare> Sounds like a good fit for me thenr
<KotCzarny> well
<KotCzarny> introverts usually are the SMART ones of the bunch
<[TheBug]> LOL
<KotCzarny> not the *special in special ways* ones
<[TheBug]> You sure :)
<[TheBug]> haha
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