<qschulz>
yeah it's a good idea to prepare the work, I guess we could just ask Tom to update the DT tree in next and they can start working on that since anyway this is what will happen
<dsimic>
as a note, naoki is offline and perhaps won't see your messages :/
<qschulz>
yes, I saw that my autocompletion didn't work :)
<qschulz>
But, 1) maybe they read the archive (one can dream :) ) 2) someone else could paste what I wrote once they come back
<qschulz>
(or myself)
<dsimic>
I'll try to remember to resend it when naoki gets back
<qschulz>
if they really want the information, they'll ask again, don't worry about it :)
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<Kwiboo>
naoki: I can take a closer look at you patches later, did you test U-Boot with those changes, we have some overrides in U-Boot that was required to make pcie work (not freeze the system)
<naoki>
Kwiboo: I tested on U-boot without override thing
<naoki>
it works if there is no pcie device
<Kwiboo>
also use of the pcie regulator may have been there as a workaround for pcie clockgenerator to have pcie working, at least that is the case for pcie3, not sure if pcie2 was affected/requires the clockgenerator
<naoki>
ah pcie should work too, I think I tested both case
<naoki>
^pci device should work
<Kwiboo>
something to check: "pci enum" in u-boot with nothing in M-key nvme slot and a pcie wifi card in E-key slot, is the network controller detected or does the system freeze
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<dsimic>
naoki: qschulz replied to you while you were offline
<naoki>
Kwiboo: I think I understand that issue :) I removed overrides in u-boot
<dsimic>
can you read the channel archives somewhere, or would you like me to resend those mesages?
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<naoki>
btw I installed ubuntu server for my test boards. it uses grub/efi instead of extlinux, and grub/efi doesn't load dtb on file system...
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<diederik>
I don't know how it works (and no time to look into it), but I have grub-efi-arm64 package installed on a/my Debian Bookworm system (Rock64, but shouldn't matter) and I have a /boot/efi/dtb/ dir which has all kinds of dtb files
<diederik>
So you *could* make it work. Or just switch to u-boot/extlinux?
<qschulz>
naoki: I think it just takes the DTB that is used by U-Boot proper? That's what distros want to do now if I remember correctly
<qschulz>
I think Qualcomm does the same
<diederik>
There's also a /boot/efi/EFI/debian/grub.cfg file with ``search.fs_uuid <fs-guid> root`` \ ``set prefix=($root)'/boot/grub'`` \ ``configfile $prefix/grub.cfg``
<naoki>
qschulz: I think so
<naoki>
I want to use extlinux to make dts debug easy, but just removing efi things don't work well (boot failed at u-boot)
<naoki>
writing good commit message is most difficult task for me...
<qschulz>
naoki: you eventually get used to it :)
<naoki>
I hope so
<qschulz>
I personally like it, it makes me think about what I just coded, sometimes while writing the commit log I discover I could split it differently or reorganize stuff so it's easier to understand
<qschulz>
it's like a story to tell, each commit being a chapter, you want the reader to not be lost, so you provide enough context to understand how one chapter relates to the following
<qschulz>
you also have character building so people can understand why a character behaves this way, for your commit it would be why this is needed in the first place
<naoki>
hmm... thanks
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<diederik>
Is it normal/expected to see rockchip_drm_fini (note the 'fini' part) in dmesg? I'm seeing it with a Q64-B right now, but I think I saw it too with Rock64
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