07:06 <jenneron[m]> digetx: hi, how do you think is it possible to reuse linux4tegra OpenGL ES drivers in mainline kernel? someone did that for PowerVR

07:06 <jenneron[m]> https://gitlab.com/postmarketOS/pmaports/-/tree/master/non-free/sgx-ddk-um

07:06 <jenneron[m]> https://gitlab.com/postmarketOS/pmaports/-/tree/master/main/mesa-pvr-dri-classic

08:57 <danieel> jenneron[m]: why? L4T is on ages old kernel version

09:05 <jenneron[m]> danieel: we don't have an alternative right now. implementing GPU in mesa must be way more complicated

09:05 <jenneron[m]> it could be a temporary solution until we have GPU in mesa

09:07 <jenneron[m]> of course using those drivers can be complicated and not relevant, that's why i asked

09:08 <cyndis> you would need to replace the host1x and tegradrm drivers with downstream nvhost, nvmap and tegradc drivers. quite complicated

09:10 <jenneron[m]> ok, then it doesn't seem to be relevant

12:25 <DavidHeidelberg> Antoni Aloy Torrens Hello, can u explain where is the issue?

15:58 <AntoniAloyTorren> <DavidHeidelberg "Antoni Aloy Torrens Hello, can u"> Sorry for the late reply. @Clamor and I have been trying to get illuminance working on TF101 with this patch: https://paste.debian.net/1205853/

17:50 <DavidHeidelberg> yeah, first 4882 seems to be too much, second, compare init sequence from downstream driver and check if something not missing, third test with https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/hadess/iio-sensor-proxy/

17:51 <DavidHeidelberg> executable is `monitor-sensor`