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May 13 06:50:52 <greguu> I can confirm the LK included in the current firmware for Oreo lacks multiboot capability
May 13 06:51:40 <greguu> created a custom scatter file and flashed successful Oreo and Kali but can only boot Kali or Oreo as main boot option
May 13 07:00:05 <greguu> re-build linux kernel to include this patch https://github.com/Re4son/gemini-kali-linux-kernel-3.18/commit/45d6d3fd4b27027684b490c030179f1ad303c60b
May 13 07:00:09 <greguu> not sure that was needed
May 13 08:52:45 <Marex> greguu: maybe you need to help with mainline U-Boot port, it has multiboot capability by default :-3
May 13 09:25:31 <greguu> Marex: would we still need LK to load U-Boot ?
May 13 09:50:13 <Marex> greguu: that's what I do for now
May 13 09:50:33 <Marex> greguu: https://github.com/marex/u-boot-mtk/tree/gemini/v2019.xx start here
May 13 09:51:12 <Marex> greguu: someone needs to add the musb-new glue , the ICPHY driver and get the USB2 port on the right going , then it's gonna be usable as a bootloader for further mainline linux development
May 13 09:52:06 <Marex> greguu: replacing the LK, well, I dunno what exactly the LK does on the MT6797, maybe it provides some resident functionality ? Anyway, replacing it might be the next step, but right now it's not in the way ... the USB seems more important
May 13 16:13:21 <Dr4s1l> Hello, i have got one major issue with my geminiPDA, working like a charm since a few minutes, just plug it in to its usb charge port and then the screen got completly broken(vertical line, snow on screen color contrast changing). It happens after the start process, on boot it print a normal screen a few second and then goes mad. I have tried to fl
May 13 16:13:22 <Dr4s1l> ash it again with clean firmwares but the upload process hang at 0%. Help would be appreciate :)
May 13 16:32:24 <Dr4s1l> https://www.oesf.org/forum/index.php?showtopic=35764
May 13 16:32:31 <Dr4s1l> anyone else?
May 13 17:27:40 <TheKit> Dr4s1l, could you show a photo?
May 13 17:28:20 <TheKit> oh, it's in topic
May 13 17:28:28 <TheKit> the solution is to disconnect and reconnect battery
May 13 21:43:05 <TheKit> on a bright side, it seems MT8183 MediaTek is mainlining for Chromebooks is similar to Helio P70 (likely same generation of their HW IP components and Mali graphics) which should be found in Cosmo
May 13 21:46:25 <TheKit> https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromiumos/third_party/kernel/+/refs/heads/chromeos-4.19/arch/arm64/boot/dts/mediatek/mt8183.dtsi vs https://github.com/realme-kernel-opensource/Realme3-kernel-source/blob/master/arch/arm64/boot/dts/mediatek/mt6771.dts
May 13 21:58:38 <mifritscher> nice :)
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