14:10 <warpme> guys: guys: i'm hacking with bringing-up rk3528. My box with rk3528 already boots ok 6.4.11 from sd card. I got also Eth working - so devel is now easier... Issue i have is kernel ooops like this: https://gist.github.com/warpme/9af1f829feee59e9b985190d508a0efc But - when I add hack like this: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/warpme/minimyth2/c5cb80ecb283a916ee1ef2cb59d44f1873d13a19/script/kernel/linux-6.4/files/1107-hack-hack-soc-r

14:10 <warpme> ockchip-power-domain-workaround-for-oops-on-rk3528.patch - box boots nicely. What will be your advise to investigate: power-domain bsp backport ( https://raw.githubusercontent.com/warpme/minimyth2/c5cb80ecb283a916ee1ef2cb59d44f1873d13a19/script/kernel/linux-6.4/files/1105-soc-rockchip-power-domain-add-rk3528-support.patch ) or rather clock driver bsp backport ( https://raw.githubusercontent.com/warpme/minimyth2/c5cb80ecb283a916ee1ef

14:10 <warpme> 2cb59d44f1873d13a19/script/kernel/linux-6.4/files/1101-clk-rockchip-add-clock-controller-for-the-RK3528.patch )

17:16 <mmind00> warpme: if I'm reading that correctly, you add an "always on" feature? ... If so that just means that a peripheral you're using gets its power-domain turned off (after system boot, unused pm-domains get turned off I think) ... so you'd just need a "power-domains = <...>" in that peripheral

19:01 <robmur01> "clk_ignore_unused" and "pd_ignore_unused" are great kernel arguments ;)