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<MWelchUK>
I've been enabling Falcon mode on a board. We'd like to do this without loading an args file, which doesn't strictly seem to be necessary doing some hacking I have things booting without this, but I've needed to comment out sections currently have `#if defined(CONFIG_SYS_SPL_ARGS_ADDR)` and `#if CONFIG_VAL(SYS_MMCSD_RAW_MODE_ARGS_SECTOR)`. This is
<MWelchUK>
because these are defined as `hex` type, depending on `SPL_OS_BOOT` in `common/spl/Kconfig`. When `SPL_OS_BOOT` is enabled and these aren't set in the defconfig, the build process stalls at a prompt wanting a value to be provided.
<MWelchUK>
Would it be acceptable to add a config option, depending on SPL_OS_BOOT to enable the args file support so that it can be optional?
<marex>
MWelchUK: just send a patch
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<apalos>
sjg1: as far as the rollback patches are concerned
<apalos>
I need to check again, but there;s a very specific nv defin ed area in the tpm to add such a counter
<apalos>
if you just add a normal object, you can just delete it and reset it to 0
<apalos>
There's a special command to add a counter, which can only be incremented,
<apalos>
and even if you delete it, when you recreate it, it will start from the last known value
<sjg1>
apalos: OK sounds good
<apalos>
yea in theory it's a pretty good idea
<apalos>
and we can use it as a rollback in firmware updates etc as well
<apalos>
But I dont think 'dm-security' is a good idea :>
<apalos>
I'd rather have a dm-rollback (which I think you asked for as well)
<sjg1>
apalos: Yes
<apalos>
and it aligns with other uses we have for the tom
<sjg1>
Tartarus: I will leave you to review the updated capsule stuff if that is OK, since I think you are clear what you are looking for. I'll take up the other binman idea after that is sorted out
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<sjg1>
marex: So basically some devices are crap and U-Boot is not as tolerant as Linux?
<marex>
sjg1: try to keep the vbus enabled if you can, hack up some regulator/gpio and see what happens
<marex>
sjg1: some devices have issues, Linux usually tries hard in the background to bring such devices up
<marex>
sjg1: maybe we can do the same with cyclic framework now, I had that on my todo for a while (do usb device scan in background, and same thing for SD detection ... but $time is an issue)
<sjg1>
marex: Yes that would be great. $time is always the problem
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<marex>
sjg1: can you have a look at the xhci, or have someone look at the xhci stuff ?
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