16:16 <jernej> gamiee: Thanks to smaeul, I manage to fix initial Crust HDMI CEC wake up implementation: http://ix.io/3CXQ

16:17 <jernej> note that this doesn't cooperate correctly yet (CEC doesn't work in Linux after wake up)

16:17 <jernej> but this is now only matter of fine tuning

16:18 <jernej> tested on OrangePi Win (A64)

17:15 <juri_> Bravo. :)

17:20 <vagrantc> oh, nice!

17:29 <gamiee> jernej: Amazing job, thanks! :) I'm slowly working on my task list for project I'm working on, but I'm reaching this task soon so I will test in in short time on BPI M2+

17:31 <jernej> thanks!

17:32 <jernej> note that current Crust driver sets HW to autopilot mode

17:32 <jernej> e.g. CEC responds only to wakeup events and NACKs everything else automatically

17:33 <jernej> maybe we'll want to implement manual mode later

17:37 <gamiee> hmm, I think that is sufficient for my usage. Although, I wonder if my LG WebOS TV will like it. There is SIMPLINK which is CEC and it supports "turning on / off the other devices", so hopefully that's the thing I need for a test

17:38 <jernej> I'm testing this on LG TV with WebOS :)

18:09 <gamiee> Great, so I don't need to worry! I also have smart Sony TV from 2017 so I might try it on it :)

18:18 <jernej> it seems like linux somehow unregister TV at sleep and doesn't register it at resume

18:19 <jernej> I have to look into that, but Crust driver is pretty small at this point

18:19 <jernej> I might open PR just to get some feedback

18:37 <gamiee> jernej: yes, it can be good idea. If you will create the PR, please tag me ( @gamiee ) so I will get notifications for the PR and I will write also the feedback here

18:38 <gamiee> *(gamelaster is my github nickname, not gamiee)

18:40 <jernej> ok, will do!

18:40 <gamiee> Thanks :)

19:59 <jernej> gamiee: it seems that I can't tag you. Here is PR: https://github.com/crust-firmware/crust/pull/197