07:06 <hexagonwin> Hello, I'm trying to try this patch (https://u-boot.denx.narkive.com/7vv58bTn/patch-0-9-arm-exynos-add-tm2-board-support) but I don't know how to get it exactly. Do I have to manually copy and paste the patch for each files? Thanks.

07:11 <hexagonwin> https://lists.denx.de/pipermail/u-boot/2018-November/thread.html Sorry, found it.

07:50 <PabloPL> hexagonwin: https://patches.linaro.org/cover/150400/ here it's the same but You can download patches (click on mbox button for each patch)

07:51 <hexagonwin> PabloPL Thanks!

07:58 <PabloPL> hexagonwin: Do You have Your uart cable?

07:58 <hexagonwin> No.. not yet..

07:58 <PabloPL> hexagonwin: I would wait for it with testing ;)

08:06 <PabloPL> hexagonwin: It would be much easier to have logs to check if it's working or not

08:06 <hexagonwin> PabloPL Yes, that's right. But I'm a student, I can't buy things as I wish.. so I can't really test the devices that needs special cables :(

08:12 <PabloPL> hexagonwin: In this case it should be very cheap - few resistors, microusb plug with ID pin. The most expensive item would be uart to usb converter, but it should be also very cheap

08:12 <hexagonwin9> (I don't know why but I just got disconnected/reconnected and my nickname changed, I'm a same person)

08:13 <hexagonwin9> PabloPL Yes you're right. I'll try to buy, but costs aren't the true issue.. well anyway. Sorry!

08:14 <PabloPL> hexagonwin: I remember that on 8895 (for which uart "trick" is not working) someone did used pstore to get logs from kernel by just using standard cable (and any other working kernel)

08:15 <hexagonwin9> Oh, in the downstream 3.10 kernel pstore works?

08:16 <PabloPL> hexagonwin: Here it's https://github.com/ivoszbg/linux/commits/for-upstream/exynos8895

08:18 <hexagonwin> PabloPL Which exact commit should I look at? Sorry, I can't find one.

08:18 <PabloPL> hexagonwin: Maybe ask that person how it was setup for 8895 and do the same for Your device

08:18 <hexagonwin> PabloPL I thought the 3.10 kernel wasn't capable of seeing pstore, but how would I be able to see it if the device won't crash?

08:18 <hexagonwin> Oh, alright!

08:19 <hexagonwin> PabloPL So you mean that, the person who did for 8895 is @ivoszbg , right?

08:34 <PabloPL> hexagonwin: It looks like yes

13:25 <hexagonwin63> Hello, I now patched u-boot with the tm2 patch and also added tre3calte. And finally I got these files

13:26 <hexagonwin63> -

13:27 <hexagonwin63> - u-boot , u-boot.srec , u-boot-nodtb.bin , exynos5433-tre3calte.dtb , exynos5433-tm2.dtb , dt.dtb , u-boot-dtb.bin , u-boot.bin , u-boot.sym , u-boot.dtb

13:27 <hexagonwin63> These files just got generated

13:27 <hexagonwin63> what should I flash to the "place of stock kernel" ?

13:27 <hexagonwin63> Thanks.

13:43 <hexagonwin63> mkbootimg --base 0x10000000 --kernel_offset 0x00008000 --ramdisk_offset 0x01000000 --tags_offset 0x00000100 --pagesize 2048 --second_offset 0x00f00000 --kernel u-boot.bin -o ubeut.img

13:43 <hexagonwin63> ^ I used this command for generating an bootable image

13:43 <hexagonwin63> and after I boot to it the screen doesn't change, usb doesn't get detected, is this normal? (I mean is it also like this on a working device)

13:44 <hexagonwin63> (Or how should I install postmarketOS or anything to test if it boots in this state, when u-boot is in /boot partition? I can't flash the postmarketOS's fastboot compatible boot.img to /boot then u-boot would be lost..)