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<bjoto>
That was the quickest PW sync ever! :D
<Esmil>
:)
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<mps>
I've found that for BPI-F3 board with 2GB RAM some tweaks needed to boot from mmc card but software for this (named titantools) is in chinese which I don't understand and it only work under windows (which I don't have and don't use)
<Tenkawa>
mps: dts adjustments?
<Tenkawa>
or u-boot?
<mps>
ddr_cs_num in eeprom
<Tenkawa>
ouch
<Tenkawa>
the 2gb has a chip wired in to the spi?
<mps>
I don't know
<mps>
I understood only that this software works in DFU mode over USB
<Tenkawa>
the 4gb doesn't so you should be able to make that change on your media
<Tenkawa>
there is no eeprom chip on mine
<Tenkawa>
it is a bare socket
<mps>
ah
<Tenkawa>
you sure you have one?
<Tenkawa>
if not you can recompile the u-boot to fix that
<mps>
according to their site I have it
<mps>
I recompiled u-boot but this doesn't help
<Tenkawa>
yeah they must have put it on yours
<mps>
anyway I should get another board with 8GB RAM in a 2-3 weeks, I hope
<Tenkawa>
and its reading it first it sounds like (unless I'm thinking wrong)
<Tenkawa>
I'm just annoyed I can't write anything to spi
<mps>
maybe they release new version of this titantools which will work on debian
<mps>
strange (and OT) is that I have few arm32 boards from same vendor and all have some hardware design problems
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<Tenkawa>
ouch
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<levitating>
is it already possible to use an existing cpu with the hypervisor extension, and use it to virtualize using kvm via qemu?
<bjdooks>
probably, qemu has a kvm accelerator
<bjdooks>
certainly works on x86
<levitating>
I am aware that kvm works on x86
<levitating>
so far I've seen some information regarding how to emulate a risc-v cpu with the hypervisor extension, and a paper that stated that there's no cpus yet that support it
<levitating>
but the new sifive cpu state that the extension is present
<bjdooks>
i'm not sure if there's anything commercially available yet
<bjdooks>
sifive create generators and the soc vendor can choose what to include or not
<levitating>
right, I am specifically waiting for the Sophgo2380 on the Oasis
<levitating>
maybe you're right and there are none or close to none cpus with the extension on the market
<levitating>
I am especially curious if I can just run generic hypervisor software like incus with qemu as a backend, and get kvm working without too much hassle
<bjdooks>
I /think/ so, I was playing with lkvm inside a qemu instance
<levitating>
well we'll see, exciting times
<levitating>
the sophgo2380 should've been released already but it got delayed