<vineetg762>
conchuod: yeah in the past I'd always mentioned "Tested-by" :-)
<vineetg762>
jrtc27: yeah my initial code was really sloppy
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<conchuod>
vineetg762: for lkp?
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<conchuod>
I figure with these things that Greg knows what's up :)
<vineetg762>
conchuod: yeah, it doesn't matter
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<conchuod>
If you can buy a visionfive 2, it's probably the best option? Failing that, probably a d1 board?
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<gzar>
visionfive 2 is like 400 eur
<gzar>
kind of expensive, and it has AI stuff which i dont need
<andyc>
vineetg762: I am adding full prctl supports, which includes ptrace, signal, and some process context switch part.
<drmpeg>
gzar: Where's that price? I only paid $93 for a 8GB VisionFive 2.
<gzar>
newegg, its the only place i can find it
<drmpeg>
Oh, that's the VisionFive 1.
<drmpeg>
I see the VisionFive 2 on Amazon and Ameridroid, but it's all pre-orders.
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<conchuod>
geertu: that one is something that my own CI should have complained about...
<conchuod>
Ack of shame!
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<geertu>
conchuod: checkpatch should have told you, too
<geertu>
But once in a while we all miss stuff like that...
<conchuod>
Yah just makes me a hypocrite that's all!
<bjdooks>
for a while i made checkpatch a part of my kernel git checkin process
<bjdooks>
conchuod: i assume i don't have to deal with the fu740 pcie window for now
<conchuod>
Should be in next, no?
<conchuod>
Was gonna send it to Arnd today
<conchuod>
geertu: you need the renesas email for reported bys?
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<bjdooks>
conchuod: i've not checked, i've got like 20 different other things that aren't riscv kernel related
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<geertu>
conchuod: yeah, that's fine, now Renesas has a RISC-V SoC
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<conchuod>
Thanks
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<mps>
mainline linux 6.2-rc3 now boots and shows boot messages on serial console but stopped at finding mmc, driver for mmc dwmac starfive is not kernel
<mps>
on visionfive v1
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<mps>
sorry not dwmac
<mps>
mmc driver
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<conchuod>
mps can you clarify what config file you are using?
<jrtc27>
I assume for both it's "anywhere in the user range except for the page at address 0"
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<prabhakarlad>
jrtc27: thank you for the link. so we dont have to worry about the linux kernel allocating va in the ranges of local memory for rz/five
<prabhakarlad>
as far as the user space goes Im working either to patch in gcc/binutils to adjust the va offset beyond local memory.
<jrtc27>
huh? the local memories are in that range
<jrtc27>
probably in practice you only get things before the second superpage if you explicitly ask for them, but idk
<jrtc27>
also, the world isn't just gcc+binutils, even in linux land
<jrtc27>
people like to use lld because it's fast
<prabhakarlad>
sorry did I get this wrong? So the below only goes for use space
<prabhakarlad>
0000000000000000 | 0 | 0000003fffffffff | 256 GB | user-space virtual memory, different per mm
<prabhakarlad>
s/use space/user space
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<prabhakarlad>
plan is to also patch llvm & clang too
<jrtc27>
0x30000 is between 0 and 0x0000003fffffffff last time I checked
<jrtc27>
oh you mean kernel allocating vas for itself
<jrtc27>
I thought you meant allocationg vas for userspace
<jrtc27>
ie for mmap(NULL, ...()
<jrtc27>
*)
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<prabhakarlad>
"oh you mean kernel allocating vas for itself"
<prabhakarlad>
yes I meant kernel :)
<prabhakarlad>
I was more worried about kernel, as that would mean we would have to carveout a va region so that kernel avoid picking up those regions. And this would have meant patching to the kernel.
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<prabhakarlad>
Im not worried about userspace much as the PMP patch will take care of killing it gracefully ;)