08:17 <linkmauve> Hi, I just got a RK3568B2 board, do you have a wiki or something describing the current state of that SoC (especially wrt mainline Linux), and where I can help?

16:56 <CounterPillow> linkmauve: basically the same as RK3566 except +CAN (not mainline) and +PCIe&PHY (mainline), so you can refer to https://wiki.pine64.org/wiki/Quartz64_Development

17:01 <CounterPillow> if you want to help, a good starting point may be fixing RGA2. It currently does reportedly horrible abuses of certain APIs and only works with 32-bit physical addresses. It is behind an IOMMU, so it should be fixable.

17:05 <CounterPillow> You could port the CAN driver as well but that requires you to have some CAN hardware and a CAN PHY on the board (or making a CAN PHY board yourself)

17:05 <CounterPillow> Porting and testing eDP also requires hardware but an old laptop's display panel may suffice

17:07 <CounterPillow> the other big ones that don't require any external hardware, but are big tasks, are either the NPU (+a libre userspace for it) or rkvdec2 :)