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<MoeIcenowy>
apritzel: you can use the email that he uses to send sun8i-thermal driver
<MoeIcenowy>
it's a gmail
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<clementp[m]>
MoeIcenowy: the email works again. So maybe just a misconfiguration on their side that has been fixed :)
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<ullbeking>
what's the most interesting orange pi these days? perhaps one with a rockchip, or maybe sticking with the good old h616 or h5?
<ullbeking>
the sales rep. is sending me an updated catalog and i think it would be reasonable to ask for a free evaluation board considering how much money i have spent on OPi's over the years.
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<apritzel>
jernej: Hi, any idea on how to best teach the sun8i-emac driver to use 0x34 for the second emac clock register on the H616 EMAC1?
<apritzel>
jernej: I extended the syscon driver to export two registers on the H616, but was wondering what would be best to tell the EMAC driver about it?
<apritzel>
jernej: Just an (optional) clock offset property in the EMAC node? Or somehow exploiting the DT's "cells" feature, like "<&syscon 1>;"?
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<clementp[m]>
ullbeking: what do you want to achieve ?
<ullbeking>
clementp[m]: it would be good to have *real* SATA interfaces (not USB-to-SATA), and perhaps even turn it into a tiny little NAS. i'd like which has better upstream kernel support too.
<KotCzarny>
your best bet is some m2/pcie interface and addon card
<ullbeking>
KotCzarny: i've seen those, you mean those ribbon-type things?
<karlp>
pretty tired of "Oh nos, if only it had sata" on ~ every board since the dawn of time.
<KotCzarny>
just google minipcie sata marvel or similar
<karlp>
doesn't seem to be really getting in the wya of anyone
<KotCzarny>
karlp: how about 'if it only had noncripple pcie port' ?
<karlp>
well, there's supe rfew that hve one at all,
<karlp>
the "where's my sata!" has been ranting for years.
<ullbeking>
KotCzarny: how does such Marvel mini-PCIe SATA get installed on an H3/H5/H6 or Rockchip OPi? I have not looked at SBC's for most of 2020 as i've been looking after my daughter full time, and just now getting back into it.
<KotCzarny>
forget about pcie on allwinner tho
<KotCzarny>
it's in the 'cripple' category
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<BorgCuba>
apritzel, I tested the h616 versions of uboot und kernel on my h313 device. Both worked
<apritzel>
BorgCuba: oh great, thanks!
<BorgCuba>
thanks for making it work ;-)
<apritzel>
do we have a definite list of differences between 313 and 616?
<BorgCuba>
I dont
<apritzel>
I remember a video decoder resolution limit
<apritzel>
BorgCuba: what's you device again? some TV box, right?
<BorgCuba>
yes, it is called "x96q"
<BorgCuba>
somebody already created a wiki page for that device
<apritzel>
which seems to be quite standard for those TV boxes
<apritzel>
I think the DRAM is limited to only 2GB, IIRC
<apritzel>
BorgCuba: which DT do you use? AFAICT the regulators are more tricky on this SoC, so just using a "close enough" DT is somewhat dangerous here
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<BorgCuba>
apritzel, I used the orangepi dt
<BorgCuba>
there is an axp305 on the board
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<apritzel>
BorgCuba: do you have any more information about it? The bootlog is pretty silent on the regulators, earlier boards were more verbose on this topic
<apritzel>
BorgCuba: I mean about the voltages and rails used, the AXP305 itself is known and the same as on the OPi Zero2
<BorgCuba>
Hmm, the regulator / pm-ic is an axp305. Do you mean the voltage values or what kind of information?
<BorgCuba>
Okay
<BorgCuba>
Actually I dont have more information. I could measure the voltages.
<apritzel>
I guess that's somewhat tricky, on those tiny pins on a live system
<BorgCuba>
indeed
<apritzel>
reading the PMIC registers sounds more promising, but it's a bit tricky with the BSP kernel as well, I guess
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<ullbeking>
BorgCuba: which is the H313 device? Is the H616 the OPi Zero 2?
<apritzel>
The X96Q TV box has an H313, the OrangePi Zero2 has an H616
<ullbeking>
BorgCuba: apritzel: i've been a fan of OPi for several years, I'm considering getting an OPi Zero2. what are your impressions of it?
<apritzel>
ullbeking: it's a cute little device, quite a good price/performance ratio
<apritzel>
definitely for the 15 GBP I paid for it, but AFAIK this introductory price is now gone
<ullbeking>
apritzel: yeah, 15 GBP is what I would *expect* to pay for it. i'm surprised it's significantly higher.
<apritzel>
it was 15 GBP shipped, for the 1GB version, which is quite a good offer, with Gigabit Ethernet and HDMI
<apritzel>
I think the 1GB version is gone for now, they have the 512MB version still
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<ullbeking>
does the OPi Zero2 naturally fit the same use cases as the X96Q?
<BorgCuba>
well, the x96q doesnt have the headers
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<BorgCuba>
for your gpio/spi/i2c etc.
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<apritzel>
ullbeking: they are actually quite different: those TV boxes (X96Q, Tanix TX6s, T95) all have 100Mbit Ethernet, no header pins, but eMMC and 2 or 4GB of DRAM
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<apritzel>
the OrangePi Zero2 is the classic small devboard: it has Gbit Ethernet, quite some header pins, but only SD card and 512MB or 1GB of DRAM, and is better documented (schematic, BSP kernel source, etc)
<ullbeking>
apritzel: nice one! sounds like a good one. the specs are impressive and i've pretty much literally just now been convinced to order one from Ali.
<ullbeking>
do you think it needs a heatsink?
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<apritzel>
ullbeking: dunno, it's said to be cooler than the previous SoCs, but I haven't used it in anger (or actually beyond 888MHz at all)
<ullbeking>
apritzel: i'll order one anyway at the same time i'm ordering (plus case, OTG cable, and wall plug charger)
<apritzel>
ullbeking: just keep in mind that the AliExpress offers are only the 512MB version, atm
<BorgCuba>
640kb should be more then enough, nobody will ever need more
<apritzel>
Oh, is there an ARM-DOS? ;-) How do we emulate the A20 gate, then?
<apritzel>
but seriously it all depends on what you want to do with it: if it's more like a beefed-up micro-controller use case, then 512M might indeed be more than enough
<kilobyte>
running a general-purpose distribution on too little memory sucks: swap on SD cards feels like a floppy
<gnarface>
zram swap rules!
<apritzel>
if you are short on RAM, just buy a machine with more memory