@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...
Y0,
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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 :(
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
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
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
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root@old:~# cat...
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...
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...
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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