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<Newbyte> bamse were you able to look at this series: https://lkml.org/lkml/2023/10/31/609
<z3ntu> There's also some other msm8226 patches remaining (including the watchdog patch from months ago), so still lots of things queued
<bamse> Newbyte: v4 is marked "superseeded" in patchworks...
<bamse> sorry, v5 (as well)
<Newbyte> bamse yeah, which is weird, because v5 is the last one I sent
<Newbyte> doesn't "superseded" mean that there is a newer version?
<bamse> it does, and typically it's assigned by the tool, but i do it manually as well...so it sounds like i would have screwed up here
<Newbyte> Is there anything I should do?
<bamse> do you know if the patches still applies cleanly on top of linux-net?
<bamse> next*
<Newbyte> No, I haven't checked
<Newbyte> I could do that if you want
<bamse> if you rebase and resubmit it will end up in the queue as well, and we get the question answered
<Newbyte> sure, I'll just do that then (and try to remember what git options I used to get a reviewable diff 😅️)
<bamse> only non-standard here would be "b4 prep --force-revision 6"
<bamse> but other than that, this is the tool/flow i'd recommend you using
<Newbyte> thanks, I've been eyeing b4 and I should really figure it out
<aka_[m]> what is a use of pcie on newer qcom socs?
<aka_[m]> do they use qca wifi module over it?
<bamse> aka_[m]: on mobile wifi is the typical use case, in other places we have nvme and modem there as well
<bamse> ohh, and we have a bunch of targets (upstream) with usb on pcie
<aka_[m]> is there technical possibility to hack some wires/pins on lets say phone mobo and have it reworked to support nvme?
<aka_[m]> some kind of Frankenstein pi
<aka_[m]> as we know nowadays broken phones can be so cheap while displays tends to be too expensive to be worth replacing
<calebccff> oh nice, didn't know FP5 schematics were out yet!
<z3ntu> calebccff: Linked in the postmarketOS wiki since December ;)
<calebccff> \o/
<aka_[m]> konradybcio: just noticed,will revisit these maybe on saturday
<aka_[m]> thanks
<aka_[m]> regrding gpu opps i probably decided to use single freq for single rpmpd level
<aka_[m]> but indeed there is more freqs i also guess i was too scared to go far because no gfx-cpr2 support is in place
<aka_[m]> wouldn't it be better to limit some freq so we don't have to enable dedicated pll?
<aka_[m]> like leave lower range for GPLL0 ~ 400mhz
<aka_[m]> diff between 432 and 400 probably ain't big but we don't have to enable gpll6 for that
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