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Oct 28 08:28:27 <ant_work> lumag: hi
Oct 28 08:29:14 <lumag> hello ant_work
Oct 28 08:29:28 <lumag> Received first feedback on locomo patchset.
Oct 28 08:29:41 <ant_work> ok
Oct 28 08:29:51 <ant_work> my bootlogs are clean (3.17 though)
Oct 28 08:29:58 <lumag> ok
Oct 28 08:30:08 <ant_work> I'll try with an SD today
Oct 28 08:30:34 <ant_work> btw, in the logs there are two things:
Oct 28 08:30:41 <ant_work> NR_IRQS:16 nr_irqs:49 49  (wasn't it removed ?)
Oct 28 08:30:58 <lumag> I did not submit the collie-SD part (yet). I'd like to understand passed parameters.
Oct 28 08:30:59 <ant_work> rtc (null): invalid alarm value: 1900-1-5 0:0:0
Oct 28 08:31:04 <ant_work>  (since 3.16 ?)
Oct 28 08:31:10 <lumag> Yeah, I saw them too.
Oct 28 08:37:47 <lumag> It looks like the kernel doesn't like 'unprogrammed' alarm values in RTC
Oct 28 15:42:54 <lumag> hello ant_work bluelightning
Oct 28 15:44:58 <lumag> Started receiving feedback on locomo patches.
Oct 28 15:45:24 <lumag> Normal review comments, except the message from rmk :(
Oct 28 16:27:09 <ant_work> heh
Oct 28 18:11:29 <ant_home> lumag, mmc_spi spi0.0: SD/MMC host mmc0, no DMA
Oct 28 20:08:58 <ant_home> root@collie:~# mmc0: SPI card removed
Oct 28 20:08:58 <ant_home> mmc0: new SD card on SPI
Oct 28 20:08:58 <ant_home> mmcblk0: mmc0:0000 SH256 244 MiB
Oct 28 20:08:58 <ant_home>  mmcblk0: p1
Oct 28 20:08:58 <ant_home> mmcblk0: error -38 sending status command, retrying
Oct 28 20:08:59 <ant_home> mmcblk0: error -38 sending status command, retrying
Oct 28 20:09:01 <ant_home> mmcblk0: error -38 sending status command, aborting
Oct 28 20:09:03 <ant_home> blk_update_request: 469 callbacks suppressed
Oct 28 20:09:05 <ant_home> end_request: I/O error, dev mmcblk0, sector 499704
Oct 28 20:09:07 <ant_home> quiet_error: 469 callbacks suppressed
Oct 28 20:09:09 <ant_home> Buffer I/O error on device mmcblk0, logical block 62463
Oct 28 20:09:11 <ant_home> mmcblk0: error -38 sending status command, retrying
Oct 28 20:09:13 <ant_home> mmcblk0: error -38 sending status command, retrying
Oct 28 20:09:15 <ant_home> mmcblk0: error -38 sending status command, aborting
Oct 28 20:09:17 <ant_home> ...
Oct 28 20:09:19 <ant_home> bad card?
Oct 28 20:22:53 <lumag_> ant_home, I'm not finished with mmc cards :(
Oct 28 20:23:07 <lumag_> It might help if you patch collie.c
Oct 28 20:23:17 <lumag_> Try setting SPI_MODE_3 instead of SPI_MODE_0
Oct 28 20:23:31 <lumag_> and maybe lowering speed from 25000000 to 2500000
Oct 28 20:23:45 <lumag_> (original /10 or /5 for the start).
Oct 28 20:23:55 <lumag_> Also is it SD or MMC card?
Oct 28 20:24:26 <lumag_> I'm rewriting locomo-spi (again) according to the suggestion by broonie
Oct 28 20:24:58 <lumag_> also I started looking onto sound support for sa1100
Oct 28 20:25:43 <lumag_> It might sound funny, but 2.4 (with -rmk patchset) supported audio on sa1100 platform
Oct 28 20:32:29 <lumag_> http://git.alsa-project.org/?p=alsa-driver.git;a=blob;f=alsa/arm/sa11xx-uda1341.c;h=968fc0e18b1a657e2a715209a7b069a54c2d74f5;hb=refs/heads/build
Oct 28 20:33:00 <lumag_> Another funny part of story - driver for h3100/3600 PDAs
Oct 28 20:33:14 <lumag_> Linusw might be interested in it.
Oct 28 21:06:12 <ant_home> lumag_, this is an SD lexar 32x
Oct 28 21:06:32 <lumag_> Lowering the speed might help
Oct 28 21:06:43 <ant_home> sometimes fails to mount on pc
Oct 28 21:06:52 <ant_home> is *very* old
Oct 28 21:07:46 <lumag_> Hmm. -38 is -ENOSYS
Oct 28 21:07:54 <lumag_> that is strange
Oct 28 21:08:43 <ant_home> on pc: [ 1862.113011] sdf: detected capacity change from 255852544 to 0
Oct 28 21:08:55 <ant_home> on failed mount
Oct 28 21:09:04 <ant_home> well, I have some more cards here
Oct 28 21:15:47 <ant_home> hm..same issue with another card
Oct 28 21:17:02 <ant_home> http://pastebin.com/x3sxeUeg
Oct 28 21:20:06 <lumag_> Will check tomorrow
Oct 28 21:23:25 <ant_home> I have fifferent generations of SD to test speed with
Oct 28 21:23:43 <ant_home> going from 64MB to 8GB
Oct 28 21:23:52 <ant_home> no MMC afais
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