08:39 <lucaceresoli> tagr: after your suggestion a couple weeks ago, I verified ldo6 was disabled on my setup, enabled it (regulator-always-on in DT), but still I am not getting camera frames :(

08:40 <lucaceresoli> tagr: but still, thank you for the hint, it's definitely something that needed to be fixed!

08:41 <lucaceresoli> tagr: digetx: I wonder whether you had a look at the code I shared some week ago and maybe noticed something suspect

08:42 <lucaceresoli> I have not been working a lot on that tegra20 VI project recently but I'm short of ideas to move on :-/ so any suggestion would be great, even trivial things that I might have overlooked

10:18 <DavidHeidelberg> I can dump it today, if you still need it

13:42 <lucaceresoli> DavidHeidelberg: I still have the problem, so any support would be greatly appreciated! thanks

14:42 <DavidHeidelberg> sorry lucaceresoli , I have only small knowledge in this area :(

15:54 <m4t> DavidHeidelberg: if you're replying to me, yes it would be useful, thanks

15:54 <m4t> trying to help someone on the tegra30_debrick repo and want to see if their partitions are fudged versus stock

15:54 <m4t> and also possibly put a correct nvflash flash.cfg on for 32g tablets

15:55 <DavidHeidelberg> m4t: yup, I see you have no Matrix threads support.. damn irc

15:55 <m4t> :D

15:56 <DavidHeidelberg> m4t: how to dump it?

15:58 <m4t> hmm

15:58 <m4t> well the first and more difficult way would be to use nvflash. sudo ./utils/nvflash_v1.13.87205_miniloader_patched --resume --getpartitiontable partitions.txt

15:59 <m4t> not sure if it works from APX mode without the exploit, i'll test

16:01 <m4t> could do 'cat /proc/partitions' which reflects i guess the backup GPT

16:01 <m4t> but won't give the names

16:03 <m4t> yeah it won't work from apx without the exploit

16:05 <m4t> i will see which gpt partition stored the nvidia partition table (assuming it's the same partition on different size tablets) and it could be dumped with dd

16:08 <m4t> hmm the PT might not be in the GPT

16:11 <m4t> DavidHeidelberg: on my ouya at least, the beginning of mmcblk0 is the nvidia partition table. could you dump the first 512KiB from that? and give /proc/partitions?

16:12 <m4t> if you run 'xxd /dev/mmcblk0|head' you would see something like this: https://paste.ee/p/oeW4L#UoEFL0jZwi0TTzP1Km3_GPuYRRhtPHaW

16:18 <m4t> ugh, n7 doesn't seem to expose the PT via gpt

16:24 <m4t> oh, found it

16:24 <m4t> DavidHeidelberg: it's in mmcblk0boot1

16:28 <m4t> on android kernel: dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0boot1 bs=1M skip=1 count=2 of=PT.bin

16:28 <m4t> or more precisely: dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0boot1 bs=512K skip=2 count=3 of=PT.bin

16:29 <m4t> would just be /dev/mmcblk0boot1 on mainline i think

17:35 <DavidHeidelberg> m4t: can it come from linux?

17:39 <m4t> DavidHeidelberg: yes, 'dd if=/dev/mmcblk0boot1 bs=512K skip=2 count=3 of=PT.bin' on a mainline kernel should work

17:39 <DavidHeidelberg> m4t: it has some "partition looking data" in it https://own.ixit.cz/s/mn9qHWpbfCkzRn9

17:39 <m4t> i think i can use a utility digetx gave a while ago (or take the code from grate kernel) to parse it further

17:39 <DavidHeidelberg> ping me when u download

17:40 <m4t> yup got it, thanks

17:40 <m4t> looks correct versus what i see on mine

17:42 <m4t> seems not correct from the version i have but i think i can fix it. https://paste.ee/p/2LK8d#y1zCyJCdVUWNHSRylKb5QKryffD6G4tQ

17:44 <m4t> DavidHeidelberg: ping btw, i downloaded

17:46 <DavidHeidelberg> thx! :)

17:47 <DavidHeidelberg> do you need anything else dumped while I have my N7 running, m4t ?

17:47 <m4t> /proc/partitions would be nice, thanks

17:49 <m4t> oh duh, i think the output of the parser is correct. didn't notice the numbers began with 0x :P

17:51 <DavidHeidelberg> doing postmarketOS upgrade after loooo...oong time, so let's say good bye to my system on N7 :D