10:11 <narmstrong> tomeu: I did a rework of the amlogic quirks at https://github.com/superna9999/linux/commits/amlogic/v5.8/tomeu-panfrost-bifrost

10:12 <narmstrong> tomeu: are you able to test on the N2 ?

10:12 <narmstrong> I'll also ask chewitt to have a run with these

10:13 <tomeu> narmstrong: yep, in a couple hours from now

10:21 <tomeu> it looks good to me though

22:11 <endrift> last time I had to deal with amlogic nonsense I decided I'd never use another amlogic product again

22:11 <endrift> my condolences that you need to support them

22:12 <HdkR> Better than dealing with Samsung

22:12 <HdkR> pew pew

22:15 <endrift> I wouldn't know, I don't buy Samsung consumer electronics if I can avoid it

22:15 <endrift> the only Samsung products I tend to buy are SSDs

22:15 <HdkR> Same at this point

22:19 <endrift> and honestly given price difference between an EVO 860 and a Crucial SSD I might switch brands

22:19 <endrift> I've heard good things about Crucial SSDs

22:19 <endrift> at least for the SATA SSDs I have in my zpool. Not sure about NVMe.

22:19 <endrift> (but those are EVO 970s anyway)

22:24 <HdkR> Crucial is doing pretty well in the lower end of the M.2 SSD spectrum. If you need peak then Samsung is still top...at least in PCIe 3.0 devices. To be seen for PCIe 4.0 devices :P

22:26 <HdkR> Phison scares me from the firmware's response to when the temperatures get to high is to just...stop

22:27 <HdkR> s/to high/too high/