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<MasterR3C0RD> Finally got around to building U-Boot for the Cubie A5E; I see the boot failure directly after boot (and DRAM being autodetected as 8192M instead of 4096M once)
<MasterR3C0RD> Will dig a little deeper soon...
<jernej> MasterR3C0RD: I got around with flaky size detection with same code as here: https://gist.github.com/jernejsk/648220b08c73ced183eee4d1197d8756
<jernej> on avaota board, but no reason why it shouldn't work cubie board too
<MasterR3C0RD> jernej: Sweet, I'll test that out later. Are there any parts of the DRAM code that might warrant a closer look in particular, off the top of your head?
<jernej> mctl_phy_write_leveling() is untested, I'm not sure if I ever corrected mctl_phy_read_training() and mctl_phy_write_training() is H616 copy, which is completely wrong
<jernej> for code which is actually used on avaota board gives 100% same register settings as BSP, so for that I'm sure it's correct
<jernej> and it turns out that MR14 needs to become Kconfig option, because cubie board had it set slightly differently
<MasterR3C0RD> Bleh, can't find a copy of JEDEC to see what that's for, but it's probably important
<MasterR3C0RD> s/JEDEC/JESD209-4/
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<MasterR3C0RD> According to random TI docs, MR14 corresponds to VREF_DQ setting/range. That'd definitely do the trick
<loki666> got my A133P BSP boot log
<loki666> but I don't have a console to poke in the linux
<MasterR3C0RD> loki666: Awesome; those boot parameters are a big deal, and prove you indeed have a DDR4 device
<loki666> I'm not sure If I should have a console, or If mysolder on the RX pad is botched
<loki666> anyway we'll know soon enough... I guess next step is to try u-boot
<loki666> but since I don't receive a login prompt, I suppose that bsp doesn't allow console on the uart
<apritzel> loki666: so there is nothing if you press any key? It could be that RX is not connected, or missing a transistor: https://linux-sunxi.org/Eachlink_H6_Mini#Adding_a_serial_port_.28might_void_warranty.3F.29
<apritzel> loki666: but that log is indeed good info: it gives the DRAM parameters, and also dumps the PMIC settings
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<loki666> apritzel: no nothing, not even even return line
<apritzel> loki666: you could check for a transistor footprint, like on that picture on the Eachlink wiki page. Maybe you find a trace connecting between RX and some pads, or you can try a continuity test
<loki666> there is place for a resistor on the right of the uart
<loki666> but no clue if it's that
<loki666> uart is the 3 pads on the right of the heatsink
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<loki666> my solders are probably not cleanest one also https://ibb.co/XS35nZf
<loki666> i'm surprised it even survived
<apritzel> mmh, hard to say, the other side of this empty resistor footprint seems to go to this connector and this cable?
<loki666> no clues, nothing was visibly connected to the pads, probably from a inner layer
<apritzel> and I'd assume that the traces go more or less directly to the SoC there. Do you see traces connected to those pads? Maybe on the underside?
<loki666> didn't remove the pcb from the shell yet, I guess I can try, you think that for a reason or another (bad solder, missing res) RX is not working properly?
<loki666> I guess we can confirma that with a u-boot no ?
<apritzel> yeah, I guess. Did you convert the DRAM parameters into a new defconfig?
<loki666> not, yet no
<apritzel> also, since you have nice pictures, and I think it's a somewhat "sexy" device: any chance you can create a wiki page for that?
<apritzel> that would be good place for the bootlog and those pictures, so other people could have a look
<loki666> ofc, but I'm not sure I want to show my whack of a soldering job :p
<loki666> I'd need access to it
<loki666> I think I'll try to hack a init script to extract the BSP dtb
<apritzel> you can leave that one picture out then ;-)
<loki666> and maybe dump some info also (if that methods works)
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<loki666> apritzel: continuity test, is not very conclusive... I don't have clear signal with RX to these res group, it reacts a bit, but nothing on the empty res
<loki666> in anycase, with my soldering skills, I don't see myself doing that
<loki666> I need a electronic magnifier
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