<gamiee>
In terms of Buildroot, I always found latest board config for specific SoC, and then just modified DTS and other stuff, and later generally upgraded it.
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<apritzel>
Does anyone know how the I2C EEPROM on the Olimux (A10/A20) boards is supposed to work? Who is reading information from there? Is that U-Boot? Or the SPL? The kernel? And how much of that is upstream?
<gamiee>
it's not upstream
<gamiee>
afaik
<gamiee>
and it's in olinuxino repos, and probably SPL, I don't remember
<apritzel>
I am asking because I see them defining CONFIG_I2C1_ENABLE=y in their mainline defconfig, which I think is pointless
<apritzel>
a) because it only affects the SPL, and b) because there is no code anyway using that?
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<machinehum>
Don't have one :(
<ctag>
Are there instructions for building fel-sdboot or uart0-helloworld someone could point me to?
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<ctag>
Helloworld doesn't seem to work on my opi zero2, I want to add a loop on the serial output in case my usb adapter is just missing it
<machinehum>
The D1 datasheet says there's a SD card SDIO, WiFi SDIO etc... https://i.imgur.com/UvOlvG4.png I'm assuing these periperals are all the same and can be used for whatever
<machinehum>
Meaning if I want two WiFi's
<machinehum>
Or whatever
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<gamiee>
machinefum: they differ by lines available.
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<machinehum>
gamiee: What do you mean by that? Seems as though mm0 labeled no-mmc, mmc1 no-mmc, and mmc2 no-sd + no-sdio
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<apritzel>
ctag: $ make uart0-helloworld-sdboot.sunxi
<apritzel>
I think the Makefile tries to find a suitable (ARM32) cross compiler, if not, provide the triplet in the usual CROSS_COMPILE environment variable