steev | c0rnelius: hm, to use multiple, they should be separated by a space right? | 00:39 |
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c0rnelius | Space and direct path to dtb in my testing. That's extlinux though. | 00:41 |
steev | what changes did/do you make to the extlinux? | 00:42 |
steev | aha, i think i know the issue, silly me | 00:48 |
steev | [ 0.071507] OF: /leds/led-green: could not find phandle 79 | 00:50 |
c0rnelius | I'm pathing from the extlinux dir as I'm only using one partition: https://paste.debian.net/1238235/ | 00:52 |
c0rnelius | I doubt the vendor uboot supports that though. | 00:53 |
c0rnelius | but maybe it does I'm not sure honestly? if you use mainline uboot apply this patch: https://github.com/pyavitz/debian-image-builder/blob/feature/patches/uboot/amlogic/meson64-enable-dt-overlay-support.patch | 00:54 |
steev | yeah, i saw that, i need to revisit u-boot at some point | 00:54 |
steev | trying to get the kernel bits working correctly first, just not sure why it dislikes the led one so much | 00:55 |
c0rnelius | hmm don't know. hasn't given me any trouble lately. | 00:56 |
steev | not sure either | 00:58 |
steev | it *should* be correct | 00:58 |
c0rnelius | steev: does ur 5.17 dts have the entry? pretty sure its not in mainline by default. | 02:25 |
c0rnelius | yeah I add it with the extra bits: | 02:26 |
c0rnelius | also why would it complain about this: `/leds/led-green` thats not even the label. | 02:27 |
c0rnelius | oh never mind I see why. | 02:28 |
steev | yes | 02:36 |
steev | i think i might back out all the overlays stuff for now, and go back to just patching the dts itself | 02:37 |
c0rnelius | I'm pretty sure my overlay patches are not exactly as radxa did it but I don't see why the finished dtbo should matter. | 02:40 |
c0rnelius | mine is like a cross between how they did it and hardkernel does it. | 02:40 |
steev | i mean, i could probably pull it in from the 5.10 | 02:41 |
steev | they're overlays | 02:41 |
steev | and i know that 5.10 works | 02:41 |
c0rnelius | alright I just checked the rev 1.5 with 5.17.3 all seems ok. | 02:41 |
steev | i'm assuming i screwed something up with the overlays | 02:43 |
steev | the thing is | 02:43 |
steev | it works | 02:43 |
steev | but it doesn't work | 02:44 |
steev | like, i've gotten past that leds phandle thing | 02:44 |
steev | no longer seeing that, i get the device in sysfs | 02:44 |
steev | but the led isn't actually on | 02:44 |
c0rnelius | hmm | 02:44 |
steev | i know the code itself works, outside of being an overlay, because it's the same code from 5.16 | 02:46 |
c0rnelius | what does that wifi injection HACK patch do? | 02:46 |
steev | it's for adding injection support to mac80211 devices - won't work on the chipset itself that's on these boards | 02:47 |
c0rnelius | oh i see | 02:47 |
c0rnelius | yeah I was just curious | 02:47 |
steev | but will work for usb wifi devices | 02:47 |
steev | it's for wifi attacks and whatnot :) | 02:47 |
c0rnelius | kool | 02:48 |
c0rnelius | yeah should you really get off that vendor uboot. it behaves odd. | 02:53 |
c0rnelius | you should* | 02:53 |
steev | yeah i should :D | 02:53 |
steev | ... | 16:04 |
steev | i think i figured out why i would sometimes randomly lose access to the zeros, apparently our config puts things to sleep if they're sitting at the login manager for an hour | 16:05 |
steev | thats why wifi would "die" without messages in the logs | 16:07 |
c0rnelius | well good u figured it out | 18:48 |
gordonDrogon | anyone know if there is an armhf for the original Pi-b or Pi Zero? (All I can see here https://arm-files.devuan.org/ ) is armel | 19:03 |
c0rnelius | Thats because the SoC is armv6 and Raspbian is a hack. | 19:26 |
c0rnelius | I haven't found anything that can't be done on armel vs armhf though? `sudo ln -s /lib/ld-linux.so.3 /lib/ld-linux-armhf.so.3` and the userland and what not works as it should, | 19:30 |
c0rnelius | To be fair hack is to strong of word. | 19:37 |
gordonDrogon | Yes. I know raspbian was a hack. I helped built it in a small way. | 19:48 |
gordonDrogon | 10+ years back now. how time flies. | 19:49 |
gordonDrogon | I have an application that uses a shed load of floating point. it saw much improvedment on raspbian vs. the original debian all that time back. I want to use it again. | 19:49 |
gordonDrogon | I recall I compiled it with the armhf abi to run under debian, but it was better under raspbian. I'll give it a go. first time I've booted a Pi in over 2.5 years now. | 19:51 |
gordonDrogon | root | 21:18 |
gordonDrogon | hm. | 21:19 |
gordonDrogon | well it booted- not to find out the default login/pass .. | 21:19 |
gordonDrogon | and it's not root+toor )-: | 21:22 |
gordonDrogon | ok, so a somewhat user-hostil setup. root password is "*" in /etc/shadow. fortunately I can edit it on another system to change it. | 21:28 |
gordonDrogon | I can see this is a work in progress - no /etc/network/interfaces either. | 21:37 |
gordonDrogon | but at least I have Devian 3.1.0 on my very first raspberry Pi now. One of the first 10K ever made, so that's something. | 21:38 |
gordonDrogon | even if it's set to gaelic. | 21:44 |
gordonDrogon | well. not easy, but I have my original Pi 1B running Devuan and it compiled up my wiringPi library OK and I can play with the GPIO. | 22:21 |
gordonDrogon | stuff like overclocking isn't working but that might be some crap in the foundation kernel overriding /boot/config.txt )-: | 22:22 |
gordonDrogon | and of-course it slow. however it's much slower than I remember my old Pi 1B being - I could boot that into my console mode BASIC in about 5 seconds - this take over 6 seconds just to load the kernel )-: | 22:23 |
gordonDrogon | the long + short of all this is that potentially I have a classroom or 2 or 3 of Pi 1B's that I might want to run my old BASIC interpreter on as in boot to console basic. so weighing up the options of RISCOS (lots of work, big C program), raspbian or devuan ... | 22:46 |
gordonDrogon | well it runs on the console, once I fixed a few things. it's slow-ish, but it runs OK. | 23:28 |
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