17:17 <macromorgan> has anyone had an issue with the RK3588 where enabling the SDIO (on mainline) kills the SDMMC?

17:40 <mmind00> macromorgan: maybe something to do with the power-domain stuff? ... See sre 's 2 patch-series from some days ago maybe

17:41 <macromorgan> k, I'll check

18:39 <Tenkawa> macromorgan: which 3588 board are you actually successfully running mainline against? and which kernel rev?

18:42 <Tenkawa> I have 2 diff SoCs (a Khadas 3588s and a Rockchip 3588) that I am trying to do more mainline work with

18:43 <macromorgan> Indiedroid Nova, with a 6.3 upstream kernel and U-Boot 2023.04. I'm using the upstream devicetree for the Rock 5B minus the PCI bits, the pending RK806 PMIC driver (with the regulators defined from the BSP devicetree), and a hacky ported RK680 regulator driver.

18:43 <macromorgan> http://indiedroid.us/

18:44 <Tenkawa> Ah... yeah that dtb os very incomplete

18:44 <Tenkawa> er is

18:45 <Tenkawa> I have been researching it already with the existing Rock5 needs

18:45 <macromorgan> yeah... I usually just start with a very basic devicetree and add support for hardware one or two devices at a time

18:46 <macromorgan> for the moment I'm having trouble bringing up the SDIO interface (which should then unlock the WiFi chip + bluetooth interface)

18:48 <Tenkawa> yeah the Rocl5 has the bigger problem of needing usb or the pci-e+m.2...

18:48 <Tenkawa> er Rock5

18:48 <Tenkawa> No onboard chip

18:49 <Tenkawa> Its lan works... mostly

20:30 <Rathann> is there a tool to list devices on the SDIO interface, similar to lspci or lsusb?