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<Lyude> let's see how close I can get to seeing panfrost run on this vim2 today :)
<BenG83> :)
<Lyude> chewitt: btw; do you know how many of the wip kernel patches you gave me a couple weeks back for getting the kernel on this vim2 working have managed to get upstream yet?
<chewitt> the reboot issue and bluetooth support bits are accepted I think
<chewitt> I've been spammed with so many "merged to this branch" emails I've kind of lost count
<Lyude> chewitt: alright-at some point I'm probably going to try getting this thing on a mainline kernel
<Lyude> but probably going to try to get panfrost working with the new uapi first
<chewitt> what kernel are you working with then?
<Lyude> ➜ ~ uname -a
<Lyude> Linux Amethyst 4.19.0-rc7Safe+ #58 SMP PREEMPT Mon Nov 12 22:06:55 EST 2018 aarch64 aarch64 aarch64 GNU/Linux
<Lyude> r26 of mali_kbase (but I'm using the r27 headers in panfrost)
<Lyude> still planning on getting fedora's kernel working at some point as well
<chewitt> I'm not planning to bump my patch-sets to 4.20 until it reaches rc4-5 .. too much breakage before then
<Lyude> ah
<chewitt> have you folks thought about extending the lima kernel driver?
<chewitt> (not sure if I already asked this)
<Lyude> chewitt: I think hanetzer looked at it and said that there's a huge amount of change between utgard and midgard+
<Lyude> and a lot less between midgard/bifrost
<Lyude> there's probably too much difference between the gens for it to be worth trying to use the same kernel driver for each
<Lyude> also alyssa-this goes against a lot I said before but I have learned things since then, might actually not be a bad idea for us to get rid of a lot of the __attribute__((packed)) stuff wherever possible
<chewitt> @Lyude if you compare the r26 and r27 drivers there's almost no difference, some minor nip/tucks for newer kernels only
<Lyude> figured
<Lyude> i am now remembering why i didn't use the kbase headers