00:03 <z3ntu> or not, who knows. cpu or something locked up lol

08:28 <aka_[m]> <z3ntu> "hm I'm noticing `.config_val..." <- integer/fradctional mode is also set via user_reg register

08:28 <aka_[m]> BIT(24) is responsible for that

08:34 <aka_[m]> you might need to pump a bit more power if it locks

08:34 <aka_[m]> also set registers like they are supposed

09:40 <Leandro[m]> when (re-)mainlining a qualcomm soc, where would i have to start?

09:41 <aka_[m]> Leandro: hmm?

09:41 <aka_[m]> Which soc

09:54 <Leandro[m]> qsd8250

09:54 <Leandro[m]> it was supported but not anymore when mach-msm was deleted iirc

10:12 <Newbyte> <Leandro[m]> "when (re-)mainlining a qualcomm..." <- What do you have so far+

10:13 <Leandro[m]> the old 3.x kernel source

10:13 <Leandro[m]> so like, i havent really started yet

10:15 <Newbyte> s/+/?/

10:15 <Newbyte> Leandro[m]: as in, mainline 3.x including this SoC or the vendor code?

10:17 <Leandro[m]> https://github.com/qsd8k-legacy/android_kernel_htc_htcleo

10:17 <Leandro[m]> this

12:18 <aka_[m]> this dpu reworks is quite big

12:18 <aka_[m]> ngl

17:40 <lumag> Leandro[m], I'd say, start really simple. Try starting with nearly empty DT and getting uart to work.

17:49 <lumag> Leandro[m], the major problem is that it is very old, so you will have to bootstrap everything. Clocks seems different, Even the UART driver differs from what is used for 8x60/8064