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<f_> Even when initialising the system pll it still doesn't work.
<f_> I'll try something
<f_> I'll disable the watchdog, and let it hang at reading the dram forever
<f_> well..at this point it's clear that it'll never succeed
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<f_> Still hanging :)
<f_> At this point let's pretend it works and avoid reading anything ever -j
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<f_> hey
<f_> I probably found the problem
<f_> my `#define PCTL0_MCFG` looks wrong
<f_> Perhaps same for MCFG1
<f_> ah no.
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<lvrp16> f_: I should get to the ACM stuff today, sorry about the delay
<lvrp16> UCM*
<f_> lvrp16: No problem about the delay
<f_> I don't mind.
<f_> Perhaps also send lafrite UCM2 profiles
<lvrp16> yes will do both
<f_> Thanks!
<f_> Would be also nice to have most librecomputer guides working on postmarketOS, too.
<lvrp16> I think postmarketOS should use our bootloaders although that's probably against some policy
<lvrp16> we test them against fedora, ubuntu, and debian
<f_> Not really a policy
<lvrp16> using third party binaries I mean
<f_> but most postmarketOS folks prefer using mainline whenever possible
<f_> lvrp16: BL2 and all?
<f_> or precompiled U-Boot?
<lvrp16> precompiled u-boot
<lvrp16> we standardize them
<f_> They definitely won't accept precompiled binaries
<lvrp16> yeah, I thought as much. but unless they integrate lbs, it's a lot of build work
<f_> (blobs are the exception to that rule)
<f_> APKBUILD!
<lvrp16> integrating every OS's build framework and testing it is a no-go.
<f_> Since postmarketOS is based on Alpine it also makes use of APKBUILDs
<lvrp16> even if it's shared
<f_> U-Boot is just a package that gets installed.
<lvrp16> bootloaders are inherently too complex
<f_> APKBUILDs work like this: you have 2-3 functions e.g. prepare(), build(), install()
<lvrp16> lbs pretty complex, porting it to APKBUILD is not feasible or testable
<f_> prepare() prepares the tree before compiling. By default it applies patches
<f_> build() builds
<lvrp16> yes, but where is the CI to test the result?
<f_> install() usually just runs `install` to install binaries somewhere, pmbootstrap can then optionally include these images in e.g. offset 512
<lvrp16> it's a whole process
<f_> lvrp16: There's not really a CI for testing
<f_> maintainers are expected to test their stuff
<lvrp16> that's the issue, you have to have a whole test framework behind it, so it would be integration APKBUILD into the test framework
<f_> As for compiling you got GitLab CI runners for merge requests and build.postmarketos.org for all packages
<lvrp16> then every other distro's build framework
<f_> lvrp16: Ah
<lvrp16> when all you really need is to test a few ports (extlinux, efi, bootm, pxe, bootp, etc)
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<f_> BTW lbs lacks a license which means restrictive defaults apply
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