<macromorgan>
so trying to include a TEE (the rockchip bl32.bin binary) gives me an assload of "alloc space exhausted". Anyone familiar with how to add it to an image?
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<Forty-Bot>
macromorgan: increase MALLOC_F_LEN :P
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<kabel>
hays: what kind of wifi is the PDn working around? is it ath10k?
<kabel>
hays: anyway, the pcie-reset-pin needs to be set to gpio function, because for some reason the pcie controller does not actaully change it's value when you write to the corresponding register
<kabel>
hays: that's why we added the ability to control the pin via gpio subsystem into the pcie-aardvark driver
<hays>
kabel: libertas
<hays>
kabel: im trying to figure out why in one dtb the wifi needs to be reset to work and in the other it does not
<milkylainen>
I have a extlinux.conf loading platform in U-boot. iirc U-boot provides some u-boot custom scripting method that isn't for regular extlinux.conf. boot.scr mechanism? Is there any way to attach kernel and initrd signature checking through the bootscript? Or a normal console tool signature validation of data?
<milkylainen>
Because normal extlinux doesn't have a signature mechanism afaiu?
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<hramrach>
uhh, technically extlinux.conf does not say anything about signature - your kernel and ramdisk may be signed, and it may be not
<hramrach>
if you isnist that you want secure boot and specify the kernel to load with extlinux.conf it should work
<hramrach>
but extlinux.conf can supply kernel parameters that aren't signed
<hramrach>
milkylainen: like even if extlinux loader does not check signature now so long as you have the code for checking ignatures you can check them
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<macromorgan>
quick question (I perused the docs but might have missed it)... if I need to pass a filename to binman in the devicetree how do I do that?
<macromorgan>
basically I'm trying to use binman but with a hard-coded TPL stage (since I don't have a raminit binary right now)
<macromorgan>
rather, since I don't have source code to init the ram
<marex>
macromorgan: look at what imx8m*dtsi does
<marex>
that uses hard-coded DRAM init blobs too
<macromorgan>
okay cool
<marex>
(I dont know where it is in the docs, sorry)
<macromorgan>
no worries, an example is worth several paragraphs
<cambrian_invader>
although they do need a bit of herding
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<macromorgan>
hmm... can't seem to get the output of idbloader.img to match when I do it manually (struggling with binman right now)
<macromorgan>
trying to get binman to output the string "mkimage -n rk3568 -T rksd -d ram_init.bin:spl/u-boot-spl.bin idbloader.img". I can see the files concated but it's not the same size
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<cambrian_invader>
Tartarus: do you have a full run for the rtc thing?
<cambrian_invader>
I tried locally and can't reproduce it
<cambrian_invader>
nevermind; it appears to have broken between 07 and 10
<cambrian_invader>
hm, seems to be related to CONFIG_BLK