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00:00.01marajinthey tried it as far back as the hermes but the hermes lacks the RAM for WM7
00:00.08tcccpsu -
00:00.08tcccpr007b4by
00:00.16dcordes_what did ali say? you must try to ommit as many landmarks in the hierarchy as possible
00:00.43dcordes_so if at all one should contact htc
00:00.43marajinwonders what dcordes_ is on about.
00:00.55dcordes_it's a complete different thought sorry
00:01.02marajinqualcomm would seem the final step man
00:01.03marajinbut yeah
00:01.13marajinQC, MS and HTC aren't going to tell us a thing
00:01.16marajinlegal blah blha
00:01.32dcordes_see what ali said
00:01.38ali1234qualcomm are the only ones who could legally
00:01.50marajinyeah
00:01.51ali1234everyone else would be made to sign an NDA by QC
00:01.55marajinprecisely
00:02.00marajinNDAs.. bane of my fuckin' life
00:29.35tmztwhat are you looking for, the gl stuff?
00:29.49tmztgles
00:41.09dcordes_tmzt: no the discussion was triggered by sd talk
00:48.40tmztsd?
00:49.47dcordes_the dma problems with kaiser mmc driver
00:50.17tmztwho were you asking?
00:51.25dcordes_for documents?
00:52.55tmztI thought you said "no discussion was triggered"
00:52.57tmztok
00:55.15dcordes_sorry
00:55.22tmztthat log you posted was for 2.6.24?
00:55.40tmztwhat happened to dzo/ginge 2.6.25 in git?
00:55.41dcordes_the diff?
00:55.46dcordes_:/
00:55.52tmztno, the trace
00:55.54dcordes_still undone
00:56.24tmztgetting things as close too google/android would help with sdcc, would'nt it?
00:56.46dcordes_I use it to work with code easily available for reference. it is not so vital to the fso tryouts
00:57.24tmzthave you tried fso-unstable or shr.bearstech.com?
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01:05.42dcordes_tmzt: I'm not sure if I heard of this
01:06.01tmztril
01:06.15dcordes_that works with the kaiser
01:06.16dcordes_in android
01:06.19dcordes_you can make calls with it
01:06.43tmztyes, but those would be the at commands and the order to call them in
01:08.09dcordes_cr2 has the init sequences for kaiser
01:08.41tmztthat mux stuff won't work
01:08.48dcordes_yea
01:08.59dcordes_what about single line?
01:09.02tmztinit for data, I mean for voice, sms
01:09.14tmztlook at ril
01:09.24dcordes_yes I want to focus only on making calls
01:09.48dcordes_ATD working with the frameqworkd phone would be a first step
01:09.49tmzt1 /dev/mux0 should be /dev/smd0
01:09.55dcordes_in single line?
01:10.09tmztnot sure what you mean
01:10.25dcordes_/dev/mux0 where is that?
01:11.17tmzton moko phone, msm doesn't use gsm mux
01:11.36tmztfreescale_neptune/modem.py
01:13.50dcordes_but that's not used on moko phone
01:14.00dcordes_that's the ezx modem code no
01:15.37tmztgsm mux is a standard, used on moko, ezx, others
01:15.54swetlandmtzt: we've worked on sdcc with the sdio stack in 2.6.25 and some fixes backported from 2.6.26
01:16.07swetlandthings may not work under 2.6.24 due to sdio stack differences
01:16.50tmztdcordes: are the dzo/ginge patches for 2.6.25, do they have 2.6.26 sdio stack?
01:19.05tmztwait, those are in git.android android-msm-2.6.25 then?
01:20.17dcordes_2.6.24 vs 2.6.25 does not change our DMA problem
01:21.28tmztswetland: the sdio 2.6.26 backports are in git.android android-msm-2.6.25 then?
01:22.06tmztdcordes: getting everything as close to android upstream would make it easier to debug though?
01:23.16dcordes_tmzt: ginge did that. the gitdiffs posted earlier are against this branch
01:23.31dcordes_android-msm-2.6.25
01:23.36tmztbut you're not using it?
01:23.54dcordes_and it turned out SanMehat's latest sd patches do not affect kaiser DMA problem
01:24.10dcordes_no as I said, since it doesn't change quality of use, it's not vital to fso
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01:25.19kedarhi all :) any news with Diamond or TouchPro ? :)
01:25.39tmztdcordes: sdcc and sdio haven't changed in you kernel? what do you mean dma is not effected?
01:25.47dcordes_kedar: not that I have heard of. do you frequent the relevant threads in xda?
01:26.34dcordes_tmzt: I mean it doesn't matter what kernel I use to try fso
01:28.08dcordes_and in reply to what swetland said: the gitdiff is against android-msm-2.6.25 (the branch which obviously has the backported 2.6.26 mmc code and contains SanMehat's latest msm_sdcc code)
01:28.27dcordes_it's htc-msm rebased cleanly on top of that branch
01:28.51dcordes_and with the tree resulting from that gitdiff, the kaiser SD issues persist
01:32.05tmztok, if that is what google is doing and they know how to fix sdcc on their kernel on A hw, does it make sense to use the same kernel on msm7200 and see what is wrong with it at the dma level?
01:32.52tmztso we can add whatever printk's or tracing or whatever to find out why the dma is causing these problems
01:33.46kedardcordes_: thx. i monitor "[PRJ][OS]Linux and Android on HTC Diamond" thread
01:34.09dcordes_we are as close to google as we can with this tree http://www.headfuzz.co.uk/files/android/git-diff-110808-b.diff
01:34.51tmzthave you been able to build that kernel and run it on kaiser?
01:34.53dcordes_it is ginge's code, he altered the driver for use with kaiser and he uses the .25 as working tree
01:34.57dcordes_yes
01:35.25dcordes_I was poking around with merging the 2.6.25 tree with htc-msm
01:35.42dcordes_not finished it
01:36.04tmztok, can you build a kernel from git.android android-msm-2.6.25 with the latest ginge patch?
01:36.10dcordes_and I think we should just put a new branch, putting the diff as one monolithic plop
01:36.27dcordes_what for I won't be able to do anything with it
01:36.43dcordes_I have a build of that tree
01:39.31dcordes_tmzt: it would make sense to build that tree now if the diff in the link would be ginge latest work
01:39.34dcordes_but it isn't
01:39.48tmztok
01:41.16swetlandtmzt: everything we use is in android-2.6.5 and msm-2.6.25
01:41.27swetlandI need to merge down to android-msm-2.6.25 I think it's a little behind
01:41.51swetlandI have a bunch of audio/dsp stuff to push this weekend and will probably do the merge down after that
01:42.06dcordes_android* doesn't have teh commits which were added 6 days ago
01:42.10dcordes_the
01:43.08tmztwhat would be the best way to debug the sdcc dma issues?
01:45.53swetlandprobably have to ask San that sometime
01:46.01swetlandI don't know much about the sdcc other than it's a pain in the butt
01:47.43tmztok, thank you
01:49.11dcordes_San also suggested to use the .25 branch because it has the latest sd code
01:49.28swetlandyeah, you're definitely best off working with the latest stuff we have on top of .25
01:49.50dcordes_we do
01:50.00swetlandwe can confirm that it does work on actual 7201A hardware.
01:50.03tmztlet's forget about sdcc for a moment, dcordes, what do we need to find out what's wrong in the sdio part?
01:50.21tmztsdio stack
01:50.36dcordes_I have no clue how that actually works.
01:50.47dcordes_I'm a bit confused about mmc sdcc etc
01:50.56dcordes_I know tehre are two host controllers
01:50.58dcordes_on kaiser
01:51.03tmztor just get better logs on what kind of errors you are getting
01:51.38tmztwhat is a dma error, what are the symptoms, can we boot from initramfs and test the sd with something
01:52.01dcordes_yes I'm using the rootfs on sd all the time
01:52.04tmztwhat does a dma error/message look like in dmesg?
01:52.18dcordes_DATAEND error
01:52.34tmztif you grep DATAEND what do you get?
01:52.34dcordes_ali1234 described it quite well I think
01:52.48tmztgrep -r
01:53.47dcordes_23:16 < ali1234> what happens is that mmc card uses DMA and when the access is finished it is supposed to signal that back to the CPU via an interrupt
01:53.50dcordes_23:16 < ali1234> but sometimes it just never does
01:53.53dcordes_23:16 < ali1234> and nobody has a clue why
01:54.14tmztsdcc is a periphrial on which core?
01:54.25tmztarm9 or arm11
01:54.36dcordes_swetland: ?
01:54.40dcordes_arm11 I'd say
01:55.14dcordes_else there'd be no real driver but only some channel thing in the kernel
01:55.35tmztin your logs from earlier, the 4bit mode is disabled and the hz value is in there
01:56.15dcordes_it's the 2.6.24
01:56.43dcordes_isn't 4 bit mode the thing enables SDHC?
01:58.30tmztyes, sdhc was disabled, sdhc is the addressing though more than the parallel bus
01:59.22tmztirq 26,27 dma 8
02:00.15swetlandmy suggestion would be get the filesystem out of the loop, boot a kernel with ramdisk and do some stress tests on block read/write
02:01.01tmztdcordes: can you convert console to cpio.gz?
02:01.52dcordes_yes. I wish I had ginge's latest code
02:02.55tmztyou have a 25 zImage now?
02:03.06dcordes_I have the tree from the gitdiff above.
02:03.09dcordes_locally
02:03.25dcordes_and some older 25 kernel image
02:05.34dcordes_is building git-diff-110808-b.diff zImage
02:11.18tmztdo you have a scratch sd card/partition?
02:12.04dcordes_empty one?
02:12.18tmztwould be best, but a blank partition will work
02:12.29dcordes_oops
02:12.43dcordes_I think the diff lacks msm_fb patches
02:13.02tmztfor kaiser specifically?
02:13.31dcordes_right
02:13.33tmztpull in msm_fb with the mods from .24 and fixup makefile
02:14.00swetlanddo you guys have a git repo with your changes for kaiser, vogue, etc stacked on top of our stuff?
02:14.37tmztdcordes: are those in ltg yet?
02:14.38dcordes_http://git.linuxtogo.org/?p=groups/mobile-linux/kernel.git;a=shortlog;h=refs/heads/htc-msm
02:14.48tmztwhat version is that?
02:15.35dcordes_swetland: this is a very old clone of android-msm-2.6.24 with most of the kaiser and polaris stuff (and non maintained old vogue stuff) on top of it
02:16.04tmztdid kevin get you a htc-msm-2.6.25?
02:16.06dcordes_swetland: unfortunately we have the 2.6.25 based code not in git
02:16.46dcordes_tmzt: no but I talked to pH5, he told me to merge the 2.6.24 with 25 to not lose the log
02:16.50dcordes_but I didn't manage that
02:16.56dcordes_it's complicated
02:17.40tmztI have know idea about that, but the split is upstream (android) so how would we do that?
02:18.00dcordes_no clue
02:18.19dcordes_I'm happy I managed to maintain'
02:18.24tmztmaybe ph5/kevin2 we should get per user git
02:18.29dcordes_I'm happy I managed to 'maintain' the 2.6.24 to this point
02:18.30tmztlike kernel.org
02:19.16dcordes_that would not make much sense ginge doesn't like to get an own account
02:20.22tmztcan you put ginge patch on ~lgo ?
02:20.36dcordes_to finally get the latest code into git I could simply put an android-msm-2.6.25 clone and apply the ginge diff as one big blob
02:21.09tmztyes, but I think you want each -b branch or tag either before or after
02:21.25tmztI tried to do this, just found it again
02:22.33dcordes_http://linuxtogo.org/~lgorris/git-diff-110808-b.diff
02:23.04dcordes_it lacks the fb code
02:23.32dcordes_that and it's not latest stuff
02:24.03dcordes_there have been many changes to fb code I fear
02:24.20dcordes_between current git .24 and ginge .25
02:24.26tmztwe don't have serial access though
02:24.34dcordes_serial?
02:24.39tmztconsole
02:24.42dcordes_there's always gps
02:24.45dcordes_gprs
02:25.25tmztwhere do you get the msm_fb code with the X patches?
02:25.25dcordes_I hope ginge will show soon so I can bug him for more recent code and to add fb code
02:25.52dcordes_you're right there are different .25 diffs
02:25.54tmzt~seen ginge
02:26.05aptginge <n=ginge@host81-149-155-58.in-addr.btopenworld.com> was last seen on IRC in channel #htc-linux, 1d 12h 53m 10s ago, saying: 'Your english is better than mine, at least less lazy. I basically said:- yes, I should look at that but I didn't decompile the gps dll yet'.
02:26.42tmztif I see him I will ask
02:26.47dcordes_ok
02:27.01dcordes_there's http://linuxtogo.org/~lgorris/kaiser-2.6.25.diff
02:27.24tmztwhich is?
02:27.27dcordes_04-Aug-2008
02:27.35dcordes_I could use its fb
02:27.49tmztand make one git diff?
02:28.32dcordes_don't know
02:28.40dcordes_let's wait for ginge
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03:14.04dcordesgood night
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13:14.40dcordesginge: ping
13:16.11gingedcordes: pong
13:18.04dcordesginge: I'd like to make a new branch anrdoird-msm-2.6.25 as planned and just push your stuff as one big diff, what do you think?
13:18.35gingedcordes: well It is up to you I guess. I think it needs to go in somehow, and a new branch makes sense.
13:20.24dcordesyea that's the point. doesn't matter how elegant it's put, history or not
13:20.34dcordespeople can look up the history to that point in the 24 branch
13:21.12swetlandwe're going to be recompressing history on the main branch when we push out to the lkml, etc anyway
13:21.49dcordesyea ok
13:21.52swetlandgetting stuff layered on top assembled a set of patches, per-subsystem would probably make it easier to maintain over time, I expect
13:22.18dcordesso in the long run it won't matter anyway
13:22.23gingeswetland: agreed. I did start to do something like that so we can at least have some commit explanation of what is happening
13:22.26dcordesif we drop history now
13:22.52swetlandbasically my goal is to get into the mainline and our history will be a casualty of that process, I think
13:22.52gingedcordes: well if we are smart we can at least give people a rough idea of what eac patch set is for
13:23.16dcordes"merge of htc-msm-2.6.24 into android-msm-2.6.25" ?
13:23.21swetlandas I don't believe the mainline folks want all the noise to-date plus whatever noise is generated by tidying up their patches
13:23.27swetlander their patch feedback
13:23.35swetlander tidying up our patches based on their feedback!
13:23.39swetlandI need to go to sleep.
13:23.53ginge:)
13:24.47gingedcordes:  no more like
13:24.47gingesmd.diff - msg something like: {summary of .24 against mainline} + {.25 changes}
13:24.47gingefb.diff message as above
13:24.47gingeetc.diff etc etc
13:25.19gingeso roll up the .24 branch history with a link to that branch and also changes against android mainline
13:25.20swetlandalso, you may want to consider doing a parallel smd implementation
13:25.37swetlandso that one can choose to build for 6.x vs whatever is in kaiser, etc
13:26.05dcordesginge: do you have a tree that works in a way we can base that procedure on?
13:26.08gingeswetland: I did consider making a header that defines the fifo channel layout, that is mostly all that changes in our AMSS
13:26.36swetlandginge: I'm not sure how much of the power collapse stuff, etc is compatible either
13:26.42gingedcordes: erm... I was just going to dice up my git diff based on feature
13:26.54gingeswetland: good point, pretty much none :)
13:26.57swetlandand we've departed a bit further now that we're using the smd item with the name->cid mapping and stuff (which was definitely newly added in 6.x)
13:27.02ginge#if 0 ;)
13:27.08swetlandI'm starting to look at MSM8K support
13:27.16gingegood grief :O
13:27.22swetlandand we're liking going to have to do something similar for clock/power/pm for that as well
13:27.32gingemaybe they fixed some of the more stupid bugs by 8k
13:27.34swetlandthough a lot of the peripherals are compatible
13:27.47swetlandhere's hoping! I haven't got devboards or looked over all the datasheets yet
13:28.07gingedreams about getting datasheets
13:28.16swetlandbut I have talked with some of the hw team and provided some feedback on our least favorite parts of 7k.  With luck they'll fix some of 'em.
13:28.20gingedcordes: has anyone even asked nicely for the datasheets
13:28.35gingedcordes: or even qualcomm's help at all?
13:28.55swetlandI think it took well over six months to negotiate the contract that ended up with us getting databooks and being able to create GPL'd drivers.
13:28.58gingeswetland: I bet that was a fun conversation?
13:29.11gingejebus. insanity
13:29.14swetlandwhile it can't hurt to ask, I wouldn't get your hopes up about them just chucking pdfs over the wall at you ^^
13:29.28gingeswetland: stranger things have happened at sea
13:29.32swetlandit is true
13:29.46swetland4 years ago when we started all this, we were working on omap730/850
13:30.01swetlandand TI was making noises about trying to get legal to scrub their databooks for release
13:30.04gingeI got some datasheets from TI for a chip they dont officially make. All I did was ask the dev team
13:30.24swetlandI see that you can actually download OMAP34xx and 35xx TRMs with no NDA, clickthrough license, etc
13:30.46gingethese days most sensible companies realise that free specs is an asset
13:30.58gingeidoits like me will only reverse engineer it anyway
13:30.59swetlandif your primary goal is to sell silicon
13:31.10swetlandhaving more software that can run on it seems like a win
13:31.31gingetrue
13:32.24gingeshakes fist at sd drive
13:32.27ginger
13:34.13swetlandis taking a break from 7k to do some omap3 hacking this weekend
13:34.39gingeheh. I should get my beagle soon
13:34.48swetlandfriend of mine is getting a tiny kernel he's been hacking on booting on the beagleboard, I'm hoping to do some bootloader hacking
13:35.20swetlandhttp://git.android.com/?p=lk.git
13:35.44gingenice
13:36.08gingeokay, now I have an initrd that boots angstrom stresses out the sd and posts the dmesg back to my server... I hope
13:36.18swetlandI haven't hacked on lk in forever. it's a nice little system. last time I touched it was on atmel sam7 parts several years ago
13:36.39swetlandno exposed uart on kaiser?
13:36.57gingenot without taking it apart, and I am expecting calls today ;)
13:37.49swetlandadventurous is hacking on your primary phone
13:38.00gingebasically this kaiser is a bit crap. I might design my own damn PDA phone that fits the needs of the linux hungry geek
13:38.13gingebloody stupid is hacking your primary phone :)
13:40.01gingeat least these days they are not as easy to hose
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