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<freemangordon>
hmm, is linux-sunxi kernel development/ML active? I sent [BISECTED] mail couple of days ago, for a very simple and obvious issue, still nothing.
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<apritzel>
freemangordon: yes, it is, but it's only people out there, and sometimes they are busy or not available or don't have an ancient tablet at hand for testing ;-)
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<freemangordon>
apritzel: ok, thanks. well, will wait few more days then before pinging :)
<freemangordon>
2015 is ancient? ok
<gamiee>
freemangordon: yeah, quite ancient :D
<apritzel>
freemangordon: A33 is definitely old, and those cheap tablets are not exactly the best testing platform, nor are they very appealing today ;-)
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<freemangordon>
I will make a video to show you how performant actually that is, give you run the correct OS, in my case maemo-leste
<freemangordon>
*given
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<apritzel>
freemangordon: it's not about performance, for a particular use case, it's just that there are so many newer devices that need care as well
<freemangordon>
still, I will capture that video, somebody could want to watch it
<freemangordon>
for some reason firefox does not like the container or video format
<freemangordon>
video was taken with nokia n900, that's ancient :p
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<karlp>
freemangordon: it diddn't work after downloading either, nor after installing more gstreamer plugins :)
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<freemangordon>
karlp: no idea, it plays just fine here (ubuntu 14.04)
<freemangordon>
vlc plays it as well
<pabs>
plays fine in mpv (Debian bookworm)
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<jernej>
it's mpeg4 video, so it's not that common codec anymore
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<apritzel>
Ubuntu 14.04? That was a good vintage - back then ... ;-)
<jernej>
apritzel: do you have any idea why U-Boot wouldn't properly configure ETH PHY delay for lime2 (A20)?
<jernej>
my board has micrel PHY, contrary to realtek in defconfig
<jernej>
but even enabling that, I still have to lower to 10 MBps so it kinda works
<freemangordon>
apritzel: still supported though
<apritzel>
jernej: yeah, the PHY model is the issue, the problem sounds familiar, just trying to remember the details ...
<apritzel>
jernej: where do the delay values come from? DT? Wasn't the issue that the U-Boot Micrel PHY driver doesn't parse them properly?
<apritzel>
freemangordon: but only if you pay extra ...
<freemangordon>
well, yeah, but come on, 20 EUR/year (IIRC)
<jernej>
apritzel: there is no specific delay values set, only phy-mode = "rgmii-id"; which adds default delays
<jernej>
apritzel: once Linux boots, ethernet operates at full speed and afterwards it works fine even in U-Boot when doing warm reset
<jernej>
this suggests that PHY stays properly configured
<apritzel>
jernej: if you search in the whitequark logs for "micrel", we discussed this in March already
<jernej>
apritzel: completely missed that
<jernej>
I guess I can send patch if this works? :)
<jernej>
I mean for CONFIG_GMAC_TX_DELAY
<apritzel>
sure, I totally forgot what the outcome was, just remember wading through U-Boot PHY code back then ...
<jernej>
hm... I have just newer version of this board, so I can't tell if CONFIG_GMAC_TX_DELAY=4 works with older too
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<jernej>
yeah, that delay works fine in my case, but I'm not sure if that should be upstreamed
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<jernej>
gamiee: was it you who didn't have working display after using sunxi_defconfig?
<jernej>
I discovered that fbcon isn't enabled by default and without that, there is no display user and thus no need to power on display
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<gamiee>
jernej: yes, it was me. and yes, figured it out that CONFIG_FB is disabled for some reason. Shouldn't it to be enabled by default in sunxi defconfig?
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<jernej>
well, fbdev should die, but until we have kms console, I guess it should be enabled. Care to send a patch? :)
<gamiee>
jernej: I can try! Although, I'm still having issues using mailing list, but will try :D
<jernej>
if you do it right, you only need to send one e-mail :)
<gamiee>
also, the kms console is not done yet, or there is some sunxi specific stuff missing? (although, that wouldn't give a sense, as it should use kms?)
<jernej>
hm... reading about kmscon, it's userspace thing
<jernej>
so it might even work after installation. I need to test this
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<gamiee>
but wait, if kmscon is userspace thing, why Xorg don't work without CONFIG_FB?
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<gamiee>
I remember without CONFIG_FB, I didn't had /dev/dri/card things
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<dikiy>
Hey all!
<dikiy>
Hey all!
<dikiy>
I wonder, how to add a new parameter to linux kernel?
<dikiy>
Particularly I would have a new int parameter to use it later in linux/drivers/clocksource/arm_arch_timer.c
<dikiy>
The thing is, that in a code
<dikiy>
#ifdef CONFIG_SUN50I_ERRATUM_UNKNOWN1
<dikiy>
/*
<dikiy>
* The low bits of the counter registers are indeterminate while bit 10 or
<dikiy>
* greater is rolling over. Since the counter value can jump both backward
<dikiy>
the Mask of 9 bit is not sufficient for many devices. Many cases require mask 8, or even 7. And since every decrease means performance caveats it would be nice to have an option
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<libv>
dikiy: pastebin
<libv>
in other places you would have been banned already
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<apritzel>
dikiy: if you mean "kernel command line parameter": this is not the solution, really. Who should know what value to use?
<apritzel>
dikiy: if we have enough evidence that 10 bit is not enough, we just change that, for everyone
<apritzel>
dikiy: if you can show that this fails for you (on more than one board, preferably), please report this to the list, and we take it from there
<apritzel>
also if you have some spare cycles: any chance you can quantify the performance impact? For a start it would be good to know how often we actually read the arch timer
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