09:48 <f_> 🤣

09:48 <f_> now it's as if amlogic says "hey go reverse aml_encrypt_gxl we made it easier for you"

09:48 <f_> fip/gxl/aml_encrypt_gxl: ELF 64-bit LSB executable, x86-64, version 1 (GNU/Linux), statically linked, for GNU/Linux 2.6.24, BuildID[sha1]=06e53af16ef2eac70a3be0a247428b41101f1122, with debug_info, not stripped

09:48 <f_> 🤣

18:32 <f_> https://gitlab.com/radxa_zero2/p-amlogic/firmware/bin/bl30/-/commit/1d1ad107fd2f27b7ea6218b48d0279e67031517c

18:32 <f_> interesting

18:32 <f_> > s805y: soc_version: bringup s805y [1/1]

18:37 <f_> the bl30 I tried was from I think early 2018 so this is interesting

18:37 <f_> that would explain the "Wrong chip b0" error.

18:38 <f_> Ooooooooh :D

18:38 <f_> FINALLY! :D

18:38 <f_> That was it!

18:38 <f_> FINALLY! https://paste.debian.net/hidden/543a4820/

19:11 <f_> But this also gives a bit of insights on bl30.. unlike BL2 which .. well, one BL2 can work for multiple SoCs as long as they're similar enough

19:11 <f_> bl30 seems to be specifically tailored per actual SoC

19:11 <f_> Either that or it's yet another useless check

20:46 <f_> What looks strange though ... running `dfu` crashes the whole thing

21:58 <f_> https://paste.debian.net/plainh/eafb0b15