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<lvrp16>
<--- *compressed spl on rk everyday*
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<tdebrouw>
I have an a311d setup, with a _very_ rare issue.
<tdebrouw>
It is a board with a mipi output
<tdebrouw>
and I have several screens/bridges to attach to it
<tdebrouw>
_very_ _very_ rarely, the gamma table can't be loaded correctly
<tdebrouw>
I get "meson_encl_set_gamma_table: GAMMA WR_RDY timeout"
<tdebrouw>
I spend quite some time on it so far
<tdebrouw>
and it seems the write-ready-bit isn't responding
<tdebrouw>
Sometimes it happens after 20 entries
<tdebrouw>
Sometimes it takes >200 entries
<tdebrouw>
I found a solution
<tdebrouw>
but I'm not sure if I should submit it
<tdebrouw>
Is anyone aware of other people who encountered this?
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<narmstrong>
tdebrouw: I got some report about it but I nver reproduced it myself
<narmstrong>
tdebrouw: just submit what you have as RFC and we can discuss
<tdebrouw>
ok
<tdebrouw>
thanks
<rockosov>
mkorpershoek: Hello Mattijs! I've uploaded new version of BCB patch series with all fixes mentioned by you and Simon. Please take a look, when you have a time :)
<mkorpershoek>
yes, thanks I've seen the patches :)
<mkorpershoek>
I'm quite busy at the moment (with OSS Vienna and Linux Plumbers next week) so I probably won't have time to do a proper review next week
<mkorpershoek>
sorry for the inconvience and thank you for your patience !
<rockosov>
mkorpershoek: No problem! Wish you good luck on the LP and OSS! Which paper will you be presenting?
<mkorpershoek>
probably not super interesting to folks already familiar with Android, but I had some fun making the slides :)
<rockosov>
Why not! It will be an interesting journey for all generations! I'm sure of it, hahaha
<rockosov>
AOSP is the miracle world :)
<mkorpershoek>
hahaha
<rockosov>
I had the pretty same slides but about replacement of vendor kernel with upstream kernel on the our local OSS/Linux event
<f_>
coincidence??? heh
<f_>
I guess the process is about the same (but I'm not very familiar with AOSP)
<rockosov>
hahahah! no, no I mean the same theme - embedded linux/AOSP bringup on the Amlogic things :)
<rockosov>
f_: All bringup processes are similar to each other at a high level IMHO
<mkorpershoek>
rockosov: nice! are those available publicly somewhere ?
<mkorpershoek>
not sure how relevant it is to you, but there is also #aosp-developers on OFTC (it's a low volume channel)
<rockosov>
Previously, I developed the Simics simulator at Intel, deterministic bringup of any new SoC is more comfortable I would say :) We had reverse execution feature, it saved many hours for us!
<rockosov>
mkorpershoek: we have an youtube rec, but it's in Russian fully
<mkorpershoek>
ah, I won't be able to understand ^^'
<rockosov>
Yeah, definitely :)
<rockosov>
About #aosp-developers, thank you for suggestion! I will share with my teammates and will join myself as well