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<jernej>
apritzel: what wifi chip is used in Transpeed 8K618-T? I couldn't find anything useful by module name.
<apritzel>
that's a good question, I found the same number mentioned in some forum around a Rockchip TV Box, and there is was identified as something already supported (either RTL or BCM, don't remember right now)
<apritzel>
but I couldn't get it to probe, neither the BT nor the WiFi part, even though I think I collected all the GPIOs needed from both the live BSP system and their DT
<apritzel>
that's why I removed the nodes from the DT, and leave this for later
<jernej>
Is there anything in dmesg or boot log?
<jernej>
from Android, I mean
<apritzel>
give me a minute ...
<jernej>
oh, you can also do lsmod if you're running Android
<apritzel>
the MAC OUI says "10:A5:D0 Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd.", which I think gave me more leads on the Internet ...
<apritzel>
their logbuf is ridiculously small, and paired with flooding it with stupid logs that doesn't give much information.
<apritzel>
also they switch the UART baudrate to 1.5Mbps sometimes during the boot, so you can't even log through your terminal
<apritzel>
jernej: ah: Driver bcmsdh_sdmmc
<jernej>
apritzel: great, so it's some kind of originally broadcom module
<jernej>
can you read SDIO ID?
<apritzel>
I am just trying to find that, do you know where that is exactly, in sysfs?
<apritzel>
found it (/sys/bus/sdio/devices/.../modalias)
<apritzel>
Broadcom 4335
<jernej>
ok, so nothing special
<apritzel>
which is good news, you mean?
<jernej>
yes :)
<jernej>
did you enable external 32k clock?
<apritzel>
yes, did that
<apritzel>
it's referenced by both UART and WiFi
<jernej>
do you have Anroid DT somewhere?
<apritzel>
the GPIO semantics are not clear, since mainline and BSP use different properties (enable vs. shutdown), but I tried both
<apritzel>
jernej: that's a quick dump, but remember: it's a BSP DT, so don't forget goggles and gloves, and wash your hands afterwards: https://pastebin.com/8HybkyMj
<apritzel>
jernej: you probs found that already, but it's of course the "allwinner,sunxi-wlan" device ;-)
<jernej>
I did
<apritzel>
so I tried for a bit to replicate the GPIOs in a mainline fashion, but always got a timeout
<jernej>
apritzel: did you set reset-gpios property of wifi_pwrseq to PG18, active low?
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<apritzel>
jernej: yeah, I figured that part with the 32K clock pinmux, and I had this in one of my experiments, but I can retry this
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<apritzel>
dammit, now it of course seems to work: I think I just tried the clock pinmux with Bluetooth before, because that seemed easier, but never with Wifi
<apritzel>
"dammit" as in: now too late for the merge window :-(
<apritzel>
anyway we probably need to solve one problem before: it seems like both BT and WiFi require that clock, however only one can claim the pinmux, right?
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<apritzel>
so we would need one "pseudo gate" clock, which allows to have the pinctrl-0 property, but otherwise just bypasses its input clock?