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minutei'm back from vacation and sorting all sorts of things out!11:58
minutealso, this devkit came https://wiki.t-firefly.com/en/iCore-3588Q/upgrade_bootmode.html11:58
minutethey have pretty good docs!11:58
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vkoskivHere's the TL;DR datasheet they have: https://download.t-firefly.com/%E4%BA%A7%E5%93%81%E8%A7%84%E6%A0%BC%E6%96%87%E6%A1%A3/%E6%A0%B8%E5%BF%83%E6%9D%BF/iCore-3588Q%20-%208K%20AI%20Core%20Board.pdf14:13
vkoskivOof, ugly link.14:13
vkoskivDoc is very nice though.14:13
vkoskivIdle 0.04W, typical 1W, max 12W. Wonder how many watts the Reform thermal envelope can sustain?14:15
vkoskivI forget what the max power consumption of the stock SoM is14:16
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minutevkoskiv: should handle max 25W on 5V rail14:46
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minutevkoskiv: and another ~16W on 3v3 rail15:14
vkoskivHope you had a nice warm holiday in greece, btw!15:17
vkoskivA friend is in spain for a month, I thought about visiting but it's already quite cool there too15:17
vkoskivMight as well embrace the snow15:17
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minutevkoskiv: yes, it was like a 1 week extension of summer!15:35
joschLinux reform 6.0.0-reform2-arm64 #1 SMP Debian 6.0.8-1+reform20221110T155557Z1 (2022-11-10) aarch64 GNU/Linux15:44
joschupgrading seems safe right now and kernel 6.0.8 works without issues :)15:44
minutejosch: oh, very nice :)15:48
grubmnhey minute welcome back. did you see my message in scrollback about the nvme traceback + super slowness?15:48
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minutegrubmn: thanks! unfortunately i can't really act on this myself at the moment. i would advise on turning this into a community post so we can collect more evidence & ideas15:49
grubmnok sound sgood15:52
joschalso, my hdmi rendering only *veeeeeery* slowly only happens on 4k. on 1080p, everything is fine and as fast as it should16:04
joschluckily i don't need 4k, so everything is fine for me :)16:04
minutejosch: ahhh, i see!16:10
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minutewe assembled the imx8mplus adapter rev2, and i got to a serial u-boot console this time!18:35
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joschnice!!18:55
vagrantcdoes current u-boot for the mnt/reform support extlinux.conf ?20:40
vagrantcor does it still need boot scripts?20:40
vagrantcACTION tries again to build a kernel without hdmi support21:25
vagrantcwith the hdmi patch, i can build a working linux-libre kernel on guix ... but the hdmi blobs make it not acceptible for guix inclusion21:26
vagrantcclose, though21:26
vagrantcACTION drops patches 0005-0007 to play the lottery21:27
vagrantcor is the device-tree interdependent with those patches?21:28
joschvagrantc: u-boot in the boundary git repo supports extlinux.conf, yes. I can load d-i from a usb stick that way.21:28
vagrantcbeen a while since i updated u-boot ... wonder if it has the extlinux support or not21:39
joschvagrantc: you have to use u-boot from git though21:41
vagrantci've been known to compile a u-boot or two from source :)21:45
vagrantcguess there's one way to find out if it has extlinux support :)21:46
joschvagrantc: i just told you above that yes it does ;)21:47
vagrantcno, i mean the one i have already installed21:47
joschah :)21:47
minutevagrantc: it should work fine without the hdmi patches21:54
c-keen[m]hm my batteries went dead again. It is a similar scenario like before: The batteries went down to 10% capacity as reported by the OLED screen, then I plugged the charger in, after a short while shut down the machine with shutdown -h now. Then (it was in the evening) I unplugged the device without powering it on and put it on the shelf. After 24h the circle key was unresponsive and I can type this now due to running off the cable with21:54
c-keen[m]batteries unplugged21:54
minutec-keen[m]: hmmmm, really strange and sorry to hear :/21:55
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minutethe protected battery boards are in the final production stage @ pcbway21:55
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c-keen[m]I do have fresh (and bigger) replacements here. I am waiting for the boards to arrive :)22:01
minutecool!22:01
vagrantcminute: dropping patch 0005 or 0005-0007 it just hangs at boot22:01
c-keen[m]I will try to resurrect the remaining cells with a lab power supply tomorrow (magnets attached to clips work really well)22:02
vagrantcminute: screen never comes up and from the serial console it looks like it doesn't even load the rootfs22:02
vagrantcminute: so, not exactly sure what you mean by "fine" :)22:02
c-keen[m]minute: I am not blaming anyone and it surely isn't your fault. I have been wondering whether plugging in the power does something weird and interferes with sleep modes etc. I haven't checked the too long power plug clips on my unit yet. maybe I should22:06
minutec-keen[m]: hmmmm it's possible that there is a bug in the lpc logic where it would perhaps wake and not sleep again from plugging in the power. but it's also strange that lpc alone would drain the batteries so quickly22:07
minutevagrantc: ok, maybe i should have checked exactly which patches those are22:07
vagrantcminute: https://source.mnt.re/reform/reform-debian-packages/-/tree/main/linux/patches are what i'm working with, and the .dts from the directory above that22:08
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minutevagrantc: yes, i don't know about the status of 0006+0007, they were required to fix kernel regressions dealing with the internal display, not with hdmi22:10
sigridwas it lpc alone though? did the laptop actually shut down22:10
c-keen[m]minute: I have also experienced that sometimes, when the machine is charged and I open it up I do see the OLED showing the reform logo22:10
minutesigrid: good q22:11
vagrantcminute: works fine when i apply all of those patches, fwiw22:11
c-keen[m]despite being shutdown before22:11
minutevagrantc: ok cool, and if you drop only 0005?22:11
vagrantcminute: it hangs at boot22:11
vagrantcthat being the largest patch, it is the most attractive to drop, of course :)22:11
vagrantcat least for these purposes22:12
minutehuhhh22:12
sigridc-keen[m]: if you do the same shutdown procedure as usual, then check with circle+b, does it show batteries getting drained?22:12
minutevagrantc: using which of the DTSes?22:12
c-keen[m]sigrid: What I saw was the lcd backlight going off and the OLED showing the shutdown animation, which as I understood the code is quite at the end of everything. no leds on the board were lit22:12
vagrantcminute: https://source.mnt.re/reform/reform-debian-packages/-/blob/main/linux/imx8mq-mnt-reform2.dts22:13
vagrantcalthough let me double-check my process to make sure i didn't generate a bunk patch22:13
c-keen[m]sigrid: you mean whether I do see power usage on the display? I will check after I revived the batteries22:14
sigridyeah22:14
sigridand if you have the issue after connecting the power cord when the laptop is off, check after connecting as well22:14
minutevagrantc: does it hang during kernel init? IIRC all the display related stuff is in modules and these are loaded by some script in initramfs22:15
c-keen[m]sigrid: good idea22:17
vagrantcminute: seems like it is before the initramfs even loads, though that is not absolutely clear ... the last page of serial console output: https://paste.debian.net/1261638/22:17
joschminute: specifically you need to load pwm_imx27,nwl-dsi,ti-sn65dsi86,imx-dcss,panel-edp,mux-mmio,mxsfb,usbhid,imx8mq-interconnect in your initramfs22:18
joschvagrantc: whoops, the last message was for you :)22:19
minutevagrantc: and you did not drop the pcie patch, yes? also it looks like it loads init, what if you give a shell as init?22:20
joschvagrantc: and don't forget to blacklist imx8m-ddrc or otherwise you will get a lock-up during early boot in case your kernel is built with CONFIG_ARM_IMX8M_DDRC_DEVFREQ=m22:20
minutevagrantc: maybe the console is switched to fb, which for some reason stays black (is the backlight on?), and that's why you don't see anything further?22:21
minutevagrantc: hmmm it's possible that some changes to dcss are required with that tree. can you try the other dts and remove the dcss+hdmi part from it?22:25
vagrantclet me take a look22:26
minuteanother option would be to use the dts from mainline linux 22:27
minutebut then you would need to add the flag (in the dts) that enables the internal refclk for the first pcie port22:27
vagrantchave a build going in mainlne .dts at the moment22:28
vagrantcACTION eyes up editing the .dts and hopes22:28
vagrantcjosch: i'll check if the ddrc_devfreq is modularized...22:29
vagrantcupstream .dts gets a working screen at least. need to update the internal refclk thing then...22:40
vagrantcnvme not detected, but i didn't mess with the interneal refclk for pcie ...22:41
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vagrantcACTION squints at the .dts files somewhat uselessly22:56
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vagrantcmeh.23:28
vagrantcpowered down. powered on. frozen at the oled menu23:29
vagrantcoh weird. adding power through the barrel jack "fixed" it23:29
vagrantcanyways ... booting with the hdmi.dtb seems to work ... but ... networking is very borken23:31
vagrantcoh, maybe just ping is broken, i ca apparently apt update ... wat23:34
vagrantcwell, this is based off of upstream defconfig ... so there's probably something important missing23:35
vagrantcso no hdmi patch, but with hdmi.dtb it works ...23:41
vagrantcbut i didn't remove the dcss+hdmi from the .dtb yet23:42
vagrantcbut... this is progress :)23:42
sigridI re-tested lpc deep sleep without power jack connected - woken up fine, did not drain any battery23:46
c-keen[m]Hm... Thanks for having a look23:47
sigridI will try doing the same but with power jack connected for a bit while in deep sleep23:50
sigridjust not now since I have to work :D23:50

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