<sb0>
with the default jumper settings which also do not match the doc
<sb0>
whitequark: btw android app support in sailfishos seems to work correctly. despite mediocre UI, sailfish seems to be generally bug-free, unlike lineageos which is more like conda
<sb0>
for example, OTA lineageos updates essentially brick my phone, since it fails to load firmware from one of the two system partitions for some reason
<sb0>
of course, this happens after the phone has booted, so the bootloader marks the broken partition as functional and you need to go back to fastboot and this TWRP trash to unfuck it
<whitequark>
sb0: i'm not married to lineageos, it's more that it worked for me and i really don't want to fuck with mobile OSes any more than necessary
<sb0>
the only actual problem I've had with sailfish so far is the phone bootloader reports a wrong model number to fastboot, and this breaks the sailfish flashing script. but this is more like a bootloader bug than a sailfish bug
<whitequark>
if sailfish works that sounds great
<whitequark>
sb0: the default jumper settings (all 3 in parallel) look definitely wrong to me
<whitequark>
i've never used those
<sb0>
yep. the board came like that...
<whitequark>
no, mine had a different one
<whitequark>
not sure which exactly
<whitequark>
btw on some boards they accidentally solder the non-5G chip
<whitequark>
i have no idea how you manage to do that, or how you miss it during QA, it has a different IDCODE
<sb0>
I didn't buy the 5G version
<whitequark>
ahh
<whitequark>
wait, it might have different jumper settings then
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<whitequark>
i'm not sure what's the difference between versa and versa-5g are
<sb0>
it seems QA is a bit lacking on those boards. I also found solder flakes that were just waiting to create short circuits...
<whitequark>
sb0: so, do you want to use the ispclock chip, or?
<sb0>
no, I wasn't in the lab and didn't have access to the jumpers
<sb0>
the sailfish android app support also disables this pesky whatsapp popup "you have a custom ROM installed, no support available", which is nice
<sb0>
whitequark: seems the board silkscreen is the correct one
<sb0>
and with the ispclock disabled the bitstreams work
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<whitequark>
ok
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<sb0>
whitequark: is indexing a signal with another supposed to work with nmigen?
<sb0>
e.g. register[bit_select]
<sb0>
whitequark: could you try this on your ECP5 board?