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<naoki>
should I add cover-leltter for just one commit for cherry-picked dts?
<naoki>
^u-boot
<naoki>
(I'm lazy...)
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<dsimic>
mmind00: is there way to see are there any messages on the linux-rockchip mailing list that are currently awaiting moderation, because they were sent by someone not subscribed to the list?
<dsimic>
naoki: in general, cover letters go together with patch series only
<dsimic>
if you need to describe a patch beyond what fits into its description, you can always use the patch notes, which don't end up in the commit summary
<dsimic>
see the git-notes(1) man page for more details
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<qschulz>
dsimic: I'm not subscribed to the list and I can send mails
<qschulz>
naoki: if you use b4, your cover letter will be added below the --- and before the diff whenever your series is 1-patch-long
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<dsimic>
qschulz: I see, but I think there's some kind of approval for first-time posters... though, maybe I'm wrong there
<qschulz>
dsimic: not that i'm aware of? or people pre-approved me through my mail address change?
<dsimic>
I'm just guessing
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<qschulz>
dsimic: are you sure the patch/message was sent as plaintext?
<dsimic>
AFAICT yes... I received the message from other person yesterday, but it hasn't reached the ML yet
<naoki>
btw I think linux-rockchip is moderated (at least for non-subscriber), I need to wait my e-mail to be delivered when I started to use radxa.com address
<naoki>
and probably my e-mail was whitelisted after sent some patches
<dsimic>
IIRC, my very first message sent to linux-rockchip, to which I was already subscribed, was also delivered back with a delay
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<mmind00>
dsimic: at the amount of "moderator request waiting" messages has not changed since the beginning of july
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<dsimic>
mmind00: thanks for checking!
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<naoki>
Kwiboo: is there any plan to submit rk3582 support patch for u-boot?
<dsimic>
oh yeah, it's the molly.freedesktop.org misbehaving again :)
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<Kwiboo>
diederik: I will be working on getting ffmpeg v4l2-request patches out the door today, and send updated rkvdec hi10 + hevc series, likely tomorrow, and after that look more into the findings you and Chris made in the hdmi series
<diederik>
wrt to 4k series: "failed to get ack on domain 'hevc'" is not related and IIRC that was a bogus msg anyway (dsimic could confirm?)
<diederik>
avdd supplies messages have been fixed already and the audio stuff ("Only one simultaneous stream supported!") has been there a while, so unrelated to that series
<diederik>
IOW: afaic everything works correctly. I'm not in the habit of hotplugging my HDMI cables, but I would be very surprised if that series had anything to do with it
<diederik>
"It didn't happen with (an old) LibreELEC kernel" is not a valid comparison IMO. Haven't heard frm Chris since though
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<Kwiboo>
hehe, I have not fully looked at exactly what your or Chris concerns whas, so good to know that it may not be any alarming issue :-)
<Kwiboo>
in libreelec we also have 10-bit output support and custom pll table for vpll on rk3399, so some different results are expected, main question is if it is better or worse with/without the series
<diederik>
Chris also mentioned a 5.sth kernel, which probably means 5.10 ... which is rather different from 6.10+; thus apples vs oranges afaic
<dsimic>
diederik: I'm not really sure that's a bogus message... more investigation is needed
<diederik>
ah, it was the "can't read the data register offset" message that will be fixed
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<dsimic>
yes, that's been fixed already, and that was a bogus message
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<diederik>
Fix the dtb check warnings or explain why the check is incorrect
<naoki>
I see
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<naoki>
> it is up to the platform maintainer whether these warnings are acceptable or not. No need to reply unless the platform maintainer has comments.
<naoki>
so what should I do is to ping mmind00? ;)