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<marex>
f_: in SPL ?
<marex>
f_: you dont
<marex>
f_: in SPL you dont need DM
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<f_>
but most amlogic drivers use DM.
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<marex>
f_: is it the pinctrl tables which do not fit ?
<f_>
the framework doesn't fit
<f_>
CONFIG_SPL_PINCTRL.
<f_>
It may be counter productive, but should I convert meson drivers back to legacy, for SPL?
<f_>
(for saving space, perhaps)
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<marex>
f_: uh ... what is your SPL size limit ?
<marex>
f_: I think most of the code could be dual non-DM/DM , no ?
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<f_>
48K, but in practise it's 44K.
<f_>
and yes, that's what I meant by "converting", having dual non-DM/DM code.
<f_>
marex: 4K is taken by an @AML bootrom header.
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<marex>
f_: ha, that is a bit on the smaller side
<marex>
f_: unless you want to go the TPL->SPL->U-Boot route (doubtful), non-SPL SPL pinmux would be just fine I think
<marex>
Tartarus: ^
<diederik>
when booting my Rock64 (rk3328) with u-boot 2023.07+dfsg-1 (also with 2023.01 version), I see this: "WARNING: BL31: cortex_a53: CPU workaround for 1530924 was missing!" Should I care?
<marex>
diederik: yes
<marex>
diederik: but this is not U-Boot defect, this is TFA defect
<diederik>
I found that it was enabled (in TF-A) for various platforms, but not for rk3328
<f_>
marex: non-SPL SPL pinmux???
<diederik>
yeah, I had a feeling it was a TF-A problem. Thanks
<diederik>
TF-A requires a GitHub account? :-/
<f_>
diederik: No? AFAICT they use Gerrit now.
<marex>
f_: but to log into that , you do need Microsoft GitHub account ;-)
<f_>
oh :/
<f_>
That's why I self-host my git repos :)
* marex
refrains from venting any more negative thoughts today