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May 26 21:04:41 <ant_home> hi lumag_
May 26 21:04:48 <lumag_> hello
May 26 21:05:03 <ant_home> about mtd, I found the orig header 2.4
May 26 21:05:23 <ant_home> https://svn.katastrophos.net/zaurus-kernel-2.4.20/trunk/linux/include/asm-arm/sharp_nand_param.h
May 26 21:05:56 <ant_home> question: where does it belong? sharpsl-flash? platform? ext module?
May 26 21:07:07 <ant_home> there is a strange default partitioning in sharpsl-flash.c
May 26 21:12:36 <ant_home> ah
May 26 21:12:38 <ant_home> https://svn.katastrophos.net/zaurus-kernel-2.4.20/trunk/linux/include/asm-arm/sharp_nand_logical.h
May 26 21:13:56 <lumag_> I'd  put it somewhere at include/linux/
May 26 21:16:16 <ant_home> here the C file https://svn.katastrophos.net/zaurus-kernel-2.4.20/trunk/linux/drivers/mtd/nand/sharp_sl_logical.c
May 26 21:16:41 <ant_home> it seems really necassary to read with nandlogical
May 26 21:16:50 <ant_home> I'll try a simple mtd read anyway
May 26 21:16:56 <ant_home> as first
May 26 21:17:41 <ant_home> lumag_, I could simplify the structures..should I keep it complete as in 2.4?
May 26 21:18:39 <lumag_> Probably not.
May 26 21:20:41 <lumag_> btw, I have a git with (nearly) all Sharp kernels: https://github.com/lumag/sharp-kernel/releases
May 26 21:21:29 <ant_home> ah, yes, good that you keep it
May 26 21:27:14 <ant_home> jeez, sharpl_sl.c nand driver was really cmplicated
May 26 21:27:30 <ant_home> I hope it is included in the generic driver nowadays
May 26 21:27:55 <ant_home> there are ECC differences btw corgi/poodle and akita/borzoi
May 26 21:28:16 <ant_home> later models have stronger ECC
May 26 21:28:33 <ant_home> collie NOR was much better
May 26 21:28:36 <ant_home> ;)
May 26 21:43:37 <lumag_> Hmm. I never looked into that area. I remember that some boards had different settings of mtd drivers, but I don't remember details.
May 26 21:45:13 <ant_home> OT, about the 18 patches on LAKML, there are sonme others pending iirc
May 26 21:45:15 <lumag_> Yes. akita and borzoi have akita_oobinfo (ecc layout specification) and the rest of zaurii do not
May 26 21:45:41 <lumag_> These are to refactor LoCoMo driver set itself.
May 26 21:45:54 <ant_home> I guess 3200 has as well
May 26 21:46:27 <ant_home> I was trying to put order but I still have too many commits marked
May 26 21:46:34 <lumag_> Then I have poodle battery/charger in a more or less 'finished' state
May 26 21:47:03 <lumag_> Unfortunately they depend on locomo gpio code, so I can not submit them ATM.
May 26 21:47:05 <ant_home> yes, poodle battery is still pending
May 26 21:47:37 <lumag_> ucb needs some care (collie battery, driver hangups, etc).
May 26 21:48:21 <lumag_> also I'm doing some generic sa1100 refactoring (dts-related mostly)
May 26 21:48:31 <ant_home> there have been so many changes for both pxa and sa-100
May 26 21:48:44 <ant_home> it is necessary to reconifgure and retest all :/
May 26 21:49:02 <ant_home> irq, gpio, clock, dma,...
May 26 21:49:06 <lumag_> Ah, true.
May 26 21:49:21 * lumag_ didn't have time for pxa lately.
May 26 21:49:42 <ant_home> I booted poodle 4.0 in one of my tests
May 26 21:50:23 <ant_home> kernel seems ok (w/out my nand partition hacks ;)
May 26 21:50:36 <lumag_> I was also testing locomo patches on poodle, but that's all for now.
May 26 21:51:11 <ant_home> now that I have serial back it is easier
May 26 21:59:59 * lumag_ just has no time.
May 26 22:00:31 <lumag_> I've hanged employer. Now diving into ARMv8 hardware.
May 26 22:05:17 <ant_home> it is the 64bit isn't?
May 26 22:07:45 <ant_home> heh, look at cortex-A 64b vs strongARM
May 26 22:07:46 <ant_home> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ARM_microarchitectures
May 26 22:12:51 <ant_home> bye
May 26 22:12:53 <ant_home> gn
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