<wens>
Hmm, I see patches for GC0308 camera sensor
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<apritzel>
Does anyone have more information about the Allwinner A523? A manual, by any chance, or BSP source code?
<apritzel>
Or even a link to a recovery image? There seem to be the Teclast P85T and P26T tablets out there with that chip.
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<jernej>
fun, DE3.3 registers are not double buffered and while most functionality works as-is, scaler refuses to work properly if it's not programmed at vsync time.
<jernej>
there is RCQ, some sort of DMA for registers, which writes them at right time, but that will need a major rework
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<Nexrem>
Hey, I'm having a problem with seemingly both my pull-up and pull-down being active at the same time on H618. I have a devicetree overlay loaded in from u-boot which sets my pins as active_low with pull-up with the gpio-keys driver. That all works but on some pins it doesnt. When reading the GPIOs those pins measure 0 when they should in fact be 1, since they're being pulled high. Probing the pins with my meter shows about 1.5V which is why
<Nexrem>
I tried setting up the pin modes under the gpio controller, but then I get a message saying the pins are already taken by the gpio-keys driver and then neither works. I'm not sure why it would collide like that. I should be able to do both