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  1. Risca

    Audio Driver (with bounty!)

    @hns, is there a pre-compiled AESS firmware blob (omap_aess-adfw.bin) available for download anywhere? As I understand it, the firmware have been remade to work on more modern kernels I tried compiling it from source in letux-kernel:aess-6.4-rc3 branch, but got a lot of compiler errors: $ make...
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    full OMAP5 documentation

    Here you go: As far as I know, the direct link still works
  3. Risca

    Embedded Open Source Summit

    Y0, I'll be at the Embedded Open Source Summit[1] in Prague next week. Send me a DM if you're also gonna be there and want to discuss the Pyra or just grab a beer :) [1] https://events.linuxfoundation.org/embedded-open-source-summit/
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    Should I have received my final order eMail already?

    First post in this thread, and here: https://dragonbox.de/checkpyra/ ;)
  5. Risca

    The What Music Are You Listening To Thread

    Jinjer - Live at Sweden Rock 2023 :)
  6. Risca

    FS Pyra and OpenPandora Huge Lot

    Some auction sites offer an option to autobid to the maximum you are willing to spend. It helps with the sniping
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    Slackware inside Pyra

    Maybe a dumb question, but have you verified that the correct dtb is used?
  8. Risca

    Finally, a bit more news!

    https://dev.pyra-handheld.com/packages/pyra-kernel/
  9. Risca

    Audio Driver (with bounty!)

    I did a quick check with the reference manual and the registers that I found which differs in your output are either "reserved" and/or something about "context lost" status bits. I'm not sure about the endianess of your output, but in either case I found nothing ground breaking :(
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    How to do PC gaming with a sense of security and privacy?

    Yeah, I guess you're right. At least it's not a privileged manager :)
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    Improve Volume Wheel Daemon (Bounty!)

    It's official: https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux.git/log/drivers/iio/adc/palmas_gpadc.c?h=v6.4-rc1 Mainline kernel now has all the prerequisite kernel patches to make my Pyra volume daemon work :D
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    How to do PC gaming with a sense of security and privacy?

    Lutris is not a manager. It's a wrapper to setup wine and other tools in a known working configuration for the game you're trying to install. It runs as the user who started it and installs everything as that user
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    Audio Driver (with bounty!)

    I did a quick comparison of the aess_fclk between old (working) kernel: root@old:~# cat /sys/kernel/debug/clk/virt_19200000_ck/sys_clkin/abe_dpll_clk_mux/dpll_abe_ck/dpll_abe_x2_ck/dpll_abe_m2x2_ck/abe_clk/aess_fclk/clk_prepare_count 1 root@old:~# cat...
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    Audio Driver (with bounty!)

    I was browsing through the device tree for linux-5.6.19-daveiii-pyradef-aufs, the current Linux version of the pyra, and I could find references toaess_fclk, but nothing which directly uses it. The abe_iclk node has a reference to it, but nothing has a reference to abe_iclk. I couldn't see that...
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    Improve Volume Wheel Daemon (Bounty!)

    Okay, it looks like the necessary changes for this got accepted for upstream: https://marc.info/?l=linux-iio&m=168158308019708&w=2 If nothing major gets found during testing and review on the way, It looks like my patches will land in the next 6.4 release of the kernel! :D This means that once...
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    The Communication Cube

    I hope everyone are having a wonderful (Easter) holiday
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    Audio Driver (with bounty!)

    For the clock setup, there's a nice interface in debugfs so see what's going on: /sys/kernel/debug/clk/clk_summary
  18. Risca

    Audio Driver (with bounty!)

    It might be some clocks are not turned on properly? Or power turned off for some subsystem in the audio path
  19. Risca

    Audio Driver (with bounty!)

    Maybe if you put a dumpstack on the pandaboard where the McPDM gets turned on?
  20. Risca

    Audio Driver (with bounty!)

    It was also a lot of fun :D never really worked with binary data in python before so I thought I'd give it a try. I also wanted to understand how things used to work before, so that I can compare it with today. I figured I would do a similar exercise on a modern firmware to see if I could find...
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