<shadows>
any opinions on naming style for compatible of System on Module boards, i.e. there is Milk-V Mars which is an embedded board unto itself, then there are products Milk-V Mars CM and Milk-V Mars CM Lite which are different populated chip configurations of the same thing a Raspberry Pi CM4 compatible module
<shadows>
it was previously milkv-mars-cm and milkv-mars-cm-lite but the Mars CM doesn't have much to do with the Mars
<shadows>
I was thinking maybe milkv-marscm ? instead of milkv-mars-cm
<shadows>
kind of silly to think about this but once it's in and accepted to Linux and U-Boot it's probably not going to change again. Now's a good time to hear some thoughts and get it right
<shadows>
the other related question is whether to name the dts files ...cm-emmc and ..cm-lite to give a hint about the functionality or else stay close to the product names ..cm and ..cm-lite
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<shadows>
Tartarus: we discussed committing pending devicetree-rebasing changes to U-Boot, but what about the workflow for development; is there a convenient way to to point to a local Linux source tree in place of U-Boot copy of devicetree-rebasing?
<shadows>
for the moment I'm doing this complicated git rm of dts/upstream/src/riscv/starfive and then making symlinks to the local Linux tree
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<shadows>
I would hope it might be something like a compile env variable to point to the tree instead of using devicetree-rebasing
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<Caterpillar>
hello, who is the maintainer of https://source.denx.de ? My account has not yet been activated
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<Tartarus>
Caterpillar: Did you follow the instructions about sending an email to source-admins AT denx DOT de?
<Tartarus>
shadows: For things not even in devicetree-rebasing under some -rc tag? No, no one has written anything up for that
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<Caterpillar>
Tartarus: of course
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<Tartarus>
We have had people miss that ;) But then yes, they should get to it soon, if it's been more than a few days, email them your monday or tuesday maybe?
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<Caterpillar>
ok
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<shadows>
Tartarus: thanks. Would you be open to such a thing? A compile-time env var pointing to devicetree-rebasing tree, and/or Linux source tree, to be used instead of dts/ in U-Boot tree. I have not looked how devicetree-rebasing is built from Linux tree, if that is simple for a user/developer to do or not.
<shadows>
rather dts/upstream
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<shadows>
is there some way to print a decimal count in U-Boot hush shell without having the setexpr fmt compiled in to get %d ?
<shadows>
usage is I want to archive the eMMC on a board and what I have access to is network and USB storage. So, current stategy is to read 1GB chunks from mmc into memory then write those chunks to sequentially named files on usb storage
<shadows>
trouble I have is that any naming I'm using ends up having hexadecimal sequence numbers which are a total pain to post-process later
<shadows>
or if there's a better way to accomplish what I want without having to script this out chunk-by-chunk I'm definitely open to that.
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