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<wens>
worktrees are nice, if you don't mind the shared history and object storage
<Jookia>
isn't that an advantage
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<wens>
if you're sharing amongst too many trees it becomes confusing
<Jookia>
oh, how?
<wens>
it only happens if you are using some crazy big repo
<Jookia>
hmm, i have the linux repo with multiple trees in it
<wens>
the chromeos checkout has an option to use worktrees for each stable kernel branch, instead of separate checkouts sharing just the object store (via symlinks)
<wens>
it gets slightly confusing if you are switching between different branches based on different stable branches. I sometimes end up using the wrong version
<wens>
and the build scripts only look at the path, not the actual checkout
<wens>
anyway, it's more of a build environment mismatch thing
<wens>
threading seems broken on the latest DE33 (v7) patch series
<wens>
patch 2 and after are in their own thread
<wens>
separate from the cover letter and patch 1
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<loki666>
tokyovigilante: I think his idea was to adapt it
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<loki666>
I'm trying to setup a mmc power seq for the wifi module... but no matter what I try, I'm getting "platform pwrseq: deferred probe pending: pwrseq_simple: reset GPIOs not ready"
<loki666>
to powerseq needs to gpio PL5 and PL7... they seems to be part of r_pio... (not sure what's the difference with pio)
<loki666>
any idea ?
<loki666>
arf think I found my issue, its <&r_pio 0 5 GPIO_ACTIVE_LOW>, /* PL5 */ not <&r_pio 11 5 GPIO_ACTIVE_LOW>, /* PL5 */
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<apritzel>
loki666: R_PIO (like all the other R_ peripherals) is in a different power domain, so you can keep that on while the rest of the chip is off, for instance during suspend
<apritzel>
and the GPIO port numbers are indeed relative to their controller, so PortM is <&r_pio 1 ....>
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<loki666>
yup got that
<loki666>
seems like a100 rpio only has port L
<loki666>
how do I "translate" bsp gpio flags ? like <0xe3 0x0b 0x05 0x01 0xffffffff 0xffffffff 0x00>; or <0xe3 0x0b 0x06 0x06 0xffffffff 0xffffffff 0x00>; ... I can read the 3 first (handle, port, number) but after that ...
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<apritzel>
loki666: you can ignore the last three, and the fourth is the flags, IIRC, so active low, active high