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<Ermine>
Now I have this kernel crash: https://0x0.st/K-sr.log . Seems like it has to do with PSCI and SMC. Can it be related to the fact I didn't build Arm Trusted Firmware?
<jakllsch>
yes
<jakllsch>
ATF implements the PSCI stuff
<Ermine>
Hm. Seems like BL31 is what I'm looking for, but it's an aarch64 thing. And I'm on rk3288, which is aarch32.
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<Ermine>
or do I need rockchip blob for that?
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<urja>
... that looks like a kernel bug (there was an another case of people forgetting that RK3288 does not have PSCI just recently), is this new for 6.16 ? (i've not booted my 6.16 yet, but ... would very soon)
<urja>
(though that was a case of not being able to build a kernel without PSCI, this is different ...)
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<Ermine>
i can try 6.15 (or 6.12)
<Ermine>
but this board was shipped with android and kernel 4.4 with CONFIG_ARM_PSCI=y
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<urja>
yeah i'd be curious to see if 6.15 is also broken like that (i think i booted a PSCI=y 6.15 kernel without issue... iirc)
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<Ermine>
urja: alas, 6.15.11 is broken too
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<diederik>
you may want to try 6.15.0 as .11 has (a LOT) of patches from later kernels applied
<dsimic>
hmm, FWIW, the 'enable-method = "psci"' lines have been in the cpuX nodes in arm/boot/dts/rockchip/rk322x.dtsi since its inception
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<Ermine>
that's not rk3288
<dsimic>
see e.g. 724ba6751532 (ARM: dts: Move .dts files to vendor sub-directories, 2023-05-04)
<dsimic>
oops, sorry
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<Ermine>
seems like aarch64 is much more pleasant to work with
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<Ermine>
can psci node in my dts cause the problem
<Ermine>
?
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<urja>
I'd guess yes (if, as it seems, there's no psci available)
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<Ermine>
6.15.0 crashes too
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<Ermine>
but removing the node indeed fixes the crash
<Ermine>
now it resets while booting...
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<Ermine>
u-boot reports POR as reset cause
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<urja>
... it's an SBC of some kind? (i tried to google the board name and found something quite odd), maybe your power adapter is insufficient?
<Ermine>
If it was up to me, I'd sue them for violating GPL
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<Ermine>
I'll try to find more powerful adapter tomorrow
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<Ermine>
though, 12W...
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<urja>
Oh, it's 12V powered... then almost any adapter should be enough
<urja>
(for 5V boards there are situations where the basic 1A adapter is not enough, that's what i was thinking)
<urja>
(eg. the adapter for the RK3288 laptop (ASUS C201) i'm typing from is 12V 2A (24W), but that also handles several usb ports, an LCD panel, and charging the battery...)