05:01 <dsimic> rtp: it works on the Pinebook Pro, but with some visual artifacts, see https://forum.pine64.org/showthread.php?tid=14167

05:02 <dsimic> mmind00: a SilverStone NT07-115X low-profile cooler for my ROCK 5 ITX has finally arrived, woohoo :)

05:02 <dsimic> https://www.silverstonetek.com/en/product/info/coolers/NT07-115X/

05:03 <dsimic> the build quality of this coolr is really, almost amazingly high

05:03 <dsimic> oops... s/coolr/cooler/

05:58 <rtp> dsimic: but how recent is this thread ? I mean, when I've added the edp support to uboot, it was obviously working. Last time I've started upgrading the uboot of my pbp, I was consistently getting the vopl power domain error and didn't have time to debug so gave up

11:28 <mmind00> dsimic: thanks for the tip ... I guess I'll pick one of those for my "+" variant :-)

11:30 <diederik> "+" as in this time with (f.e.) 32+ GB eMMC ... ?

11:32 <mmind00> diederik: "+" as in, no sata controller but instead 2 M.2 slots (and bring your own sata if needed) ... it's a dev sample they sent me ... so not sure when that will be sold

11:37 <diederik> ah ok, interesting :)

13:32 <dsimic> diederik: the "+" variant came to life thanks to my earlier suggestions toward Radxa... :) basically, I suggested that having two M.2 slots (instead of one M.2 slot and an integrated four-port SATA controller) would be more versatile, and would also allow having NVMe RAID-1, which is great for reliability and for some read speed improvements

13:33 <diederik> hope you suggested a 32G or larger eMMC too ;-P

13:34 <diederik> ... and it would be great if more devices also had proper cases (preferably ones that also have a positive thermal effect)

13:34 <dsimic> rtp: I haven't tested newer versions of U-Boot on my PBP, but I've heard already that some regressions are present in U-Boot, which I'll hopefully dive into rather soon

13:35 <dsimic> diederik: yes, I suggested an upgrade to 32 GB eMMC chips as well, but haven't heard back some response yet

13:39 <dsimic> I also suggested a rework of the recovery header, which right now basically duplicates the MaskROM button

18:11 <dsimic> mmind00: to make the NT07-115X 100% perfect, I had to adjust the spacing of the few fins that weren't spaced perfectly equally

18:11 <dsimic> no special tools were required, just my fingertips :)

18:13 <dsimic> I also had to bevel some of the edges of the backplate, which is made of fiberglass-reinforced plastic

18:13 <dsimic> that isn't strictly necessary, but spending about ten minutes with a box cutter knife made those edges no longer a bit sharp

18:13 <dsimic> other than those slight imperfections, which are easily rectified, it's amazingly well made

18:14 <dsimic> of course, it's 100% functional even with nothing done to it

21:01 <mort> does anyone happen to know how rk3588 HDMI support is coming along in mainline?

23:38 <diederik> mort: https://gitlab.collabora.com/hardware-enablement/rockchip-3588/notes-for-rockchip-3588/-/blob/main/mainline-status.md gives a good indication