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it could be PPS is using gpio_to_irq instead of using the actual interrupt described in the DT
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I should try making ldto work on postmarketOS..would be nice.
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Especially for these boards, and for me :P
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would make enabling SPI much easier.
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TODO
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lvrp16: Also something funny about postmarketOS
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the name "postmarketOS" suggests that it's an aftermarket OS..the thing is, when FairPhone introduced the FP5, Luca Weiss (someone at FP) made a merge request adding support for it :P
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so ironically postmarketOS supported the FP5 *before* it even became available...premarketOS
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Let's get back to fixing up init
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So if I understand correctly, the PHY inits successfully
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0xc0000fff seems to indicate success.
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The problem must be DMC-related in this case.
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This is where we enable regions in memory
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I noticed something
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On cold boot PGSR0 == 0x80000fff
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On reboot PGSR == 0xc0000fff
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luckily since it seems like the DRAMC has many siblings in other SoCs, supported by U-Boot SPL...I can try figuring out what exactly succeeded
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(or failed)
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