Vall | rrq: thanks again, will check those too | 00:06 |
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c0rnelius | steev: When you get a chance I wanna see if turbe-mode works -> https://github.com/pyavitz/binary/releases/download/060420/g12a-radxa-zero-debian-bullseye-5.15.6-2021-12-04.img.xz | 16:10 |
steev | sure, can do | 18:00 |
c0rnelius | also if you could, see if this has any effect on the audio. | 18:12 |
c0rnelius | https://github.com/pyavitz/binary/releases/download/060420/meson64-linux-headers_5.15.6-5_arm64.deb | 18:12 |
c0rnelius | https://github.com/pyavitz/binary/releases/download/060420/meson64-linux-image_5.15.6-5_arm64.deb | 18:12 |
c0rnelius | Could make it worse, but I added some extra audio bits and changed the way they set the codec under the hdmi. | 18:16 |
steev | c0rnelius: no luck on the audio. https://bpa.st/5YZQ oc seems to be working :D | 18:33 |
c0rnelius | well at least I got that right | 18:34 |
c0rnelius | what happens when you run alsamixer? no mixer found? | 18:34 |
steev | let me swap back to other sdcard | 18:35 |
steev | mixer finds, just the usual spam of no backend dais found | 18:43 |
c0rnelius | oh ok. Thanx. | 18:44 |
c0rnelius | aplay -l still showing? | 18:44 |
c0rnelius | have you tried installing pulseaudio and seeing if it shows up there or functions on a basic level? Even on just a vendor normal kernel? | 18:46 |
c0rnelius | for example: amixer -D pulse sset Master 5%+ | 18:47 |
c0rnelius | could also try python3-pip and sudo pip3 install pulsemixer | 18:48 |
c0rnelius | even when alsamixer doesn't show anything pulse can still sometimes work. | 18:48 |
c0rnelius | I remember back in the early days of rk3328 that was the only way to set the volume on the renegade. | 18:50 |
steev | vendor kernel lets me change the volume but, nothing | 18:54 |
c0rnelius | Alright. | 18:54 |
steev | let me check | 18:55 |
c0rnelius | could be set to mute by default? | 18:57 |
c0rnelius | amixer -D pulse sset Master unmute | 18:58 |
steev | so | 19:01 |
steev | on vendor | 19:01 |
steev | pulsemixer shows nothing | 19:01 |
steev | on yours, it does | 19:02 |
steev | but still no actual output | 19:03 |
c0rnelius | well thats a start | 19:05 |
steev | indeed | 19:05 |
c0rnelius | I'll keep playing with it. thanx for trying. | 19:05 |
steev | no problem | 19:10 |
steev | c0rnelius: fwiw, there's also #linux-amlogic which has people like narmstrong and chewitt in it | 19:46 |
c0rnelius | Yeah I know. | 19:50 |
gnarface | i got chimaera booting on a pine64+ board (1GB) but had some trouble with debootstrap not completing... anyone debootstrap chimaera arm64 lately and run into a pre-dependency loop of some sort? | 22:06 |
c0rnelius | no but I can... one sec. | 22:07 |
c0rnelius | I've had it fail on me before but its usually a mirror thing or something | 22:09 |
c0rnelius | gnarface: at one point is it failing? | 22:12 |
c0rnelius | one/what* | 22:12 |
c0rnelius | debootstraped and archived: 92332 -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 94544312 Dec 4 16:14 devuan-chimaera-rootfs-aarch64.tar.xz | 22:15 |
steev | c0rnelius: i've been letting it build a kernel with 2GHz enabled, and no cooling at all (silly but i was curious) - so far it gets up to 72C and no locking up or powering off | 22:19 |
steev | doesn't appear to throttle at 72C either | 22:19 |
c0rnelius | Well it is an amlogic soc they tend to run cold, but I would at least put a heatsink on that. | 22:22 |
c0rnelius | if that was an RK3328 the board would have locked up :) | 22:22 |
steev | true that | 22:24 |
c0rnelius | What does that board idle at, in the 30s? | 22:24 |
steev | 40-45 give or take | 22:24 |
steev | at least in my apartment which is ambiant 21 | 22:25 |
c0rnelius | makes sense. small form factor and no cooling whatsoever. | 22:26 |
steev | well, plus the default of running at 1.8GHz | 22:33 |
steev | i also switch to schedutil (ondemand would also work), to let it drop to 100MHz when it's idle | 22:34 |
c0rnelius | I've been using schedutil's a lot too. | 22:35 |
c0rnelius | I found the microvolt for the 2GHz by reading through the forum, but they posted it all in hexadecimals. So I needed to do a translate on that. Who the hell uses hexadecimals? | 22:37 |
c0rnelius | My guess was pretty close. I was off by like a digit. | 22:38 |
c0rnelius | gnarface: The debootstrap and test img built fine. I got one fail, but thats pretty normal. Bad mirror and connection dropped. | 22:41 |
steev | c0rnelius: do you have that forum link still there? | 22:48 |
c0rnelius | https://forum.radxa.com/t/introduce-the-radxa-zero/6550 | 22:50 |
c0rnelius | It's further down the scroll | 22:50 |
steev | oh, i hadn't read through that much | 22:51 |
steev | "Yes, the left USB C is 3.0 type C host only" | 22:52 |
c0rnelius | So I was looking at this. https://github.com/chewitt/linux/commit/6225e543aec610c9a0d37f215cd75fd0bc3870b3 | 22:55 |
c0rnelius | The board also has SPDIF | 22:56 |
c0rnelius | Looks pretty similar or at least something worth trying. | 22:57 |
c0rnelius | My last approach was to include +#include <dt-bindings/sound/meson-g12a-toacodec.h> | 23:00 |
c0rnelius | Which is why hdmi still had no sound but pulse worked. | 23:00 |
c0rnelius | Would be my guess | 23:00 |
gnarface | c0rnelius: i forget exactly, it seemed like a bunch of stuff like debconf and libc6 | 23:29 |
Vall | rrq: just found some missing packages in your pool1 ISO (hostapd among others). Are there additional ISOs (eg, pool2, etc) with additional packages? | 23:31 |
gnarface | c0rnelius: hang on i'll try it again | 23:36 |
steev | c0rnelius: i thought we had it | 23:37 |
steev | by we, i mean the dts, but i don't think i looked at the 5.15 | 23:37 |
c0rnelius | hdmi audio? | 23:37 |
steev | yeah, the 5.15 already has it in it | 23:38 |
c0rnelius | I thought you said there was no sound though? | 23:38 |
steev | doesn't mean the parts aren't already in the dts | 23:38 |
c0rnelius | True... It could be something in the meson/sound part of the kernel | 23:39 |
steev | yeah, i was looking at the kodi patches | 23:39 |
steev | but not very closely | 23:39 |
steev | https://github.com/chewitt/LibreELEC.tv/tree/amlogic-upstream/projects/Amlogic/devices/AMLGX/patches/linux these | 23:39 |
c0rnelius | I was trying to find the manjaro ones, but I can't seem to find there source | 23:40 |
steev | https://github.com/chewitt/LibreELEC.tv/blob/amlogic-upstream/projects/Amlogic/devices/AMLGX/patches/linux/amlogic-0021-FROMGIT-ASoC-meson-implement-driver_name-for-snd_soc.patch | 23:40 |
c0rnelius | Yea I saw that one on lore today. | 23:41 |
gnarface | c0rnelius: did you use any includes or excludes? | 23:42 |
steev | https://gitlab.manjaro.org/manjaro-arm/packages/core/linux should be their kernel sauces | 23:42 |
c0rnelius | gnarface: no | 23:46 |
gnarface | c0rnelius: it wasn't initially clear where it failed actually but i see now it just silently stops after extracting a bunch of packages, it doesn't continue on to setting them up | 23:46 |
gnarface | c0rnelius: stuff like /etc/passwd is missing in the resulting target | 23:47 |
gnarface | c0rnelius: i was able to get a bootable system up and running by eventually installing tasksel and running it with --new-install | 23:47 |
gnarface | c0rnelius: but i had already done a bunch of forced installs, hammering away at the dependency loop that appeared when i tried to figure out what was missing without tasksel, (apt install -f and such) | 23:48 |
c0rnelius | strange, how are you running the debootstrap? Are you using the second stage? | 23:48 |
gnarface | maybe i've forgotten that ? | 23:48 |
gnarface | *should* there be a second stage to this? debootstrap --arch=arm64 --foreign chimaera ./temp_debootstrap_target_chimaera/ | 23:49 |
gnarface | this worked on ascii | 23:49 |
gnarface | er, worked with ascii from the version of ceres i was using at the time, i mean | 23:49 |
gnarface | (i'm doing this from ceres) | 23:49 |
c0rnelius | https://github.com/pyavitz/debian-image-builder/blob/feature/lib/function/rootfs#L74 | 23:50 |
gnarface | it's possible i ran into it before | 23:50 |
c0rnelius | I'm using varibled here but should be easy to understand | 23:50 |
c0rnelius | variables* | 23:50 |
steev | if you use --foreign, yes, you need to run --second-stage manually | 23:51 |
gnarface | huh, maybe i just forgot to put the --second-stage one in my notes or maybe just never knew it and had some other wrong way of making it complete last time | 23:51 |
gnarface | hmmm.... | 23:51 |
steev | if you're using a new enough debootstrap, it should be able to recognize foreign arch and do it itself | 23:51 |
steev | and you can leave off --foreign | 23:51 |
steev | https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/QPMe4p86/1638658359.JPG | 23:52 |
steev | "active" cooling by hanging it over a fan | 23:52 |
Vall | rrq: you there? | 23:59 |
rrq | yes | 23:59 |
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