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<krzk> konradybcio: lumag: any idea how to debug cdba being quiet on my own setup? Logs shown only: cdba-server[9330]: user cdba opening board e850-1
<strongtz[m]> Could someone from qcom(?) take a look at this ufsphy driver patch? Or am I supposed to resend it?
<krzk> konradybcio: lumag: ~1 year ago worked... I updated cdba client and server to latest, adjusted .cdba config, validate does not pass because of fastboot ID length, but I assume the cdba would print some failure here
<krzk> if fastboot was the issue
<krzk> konradybcio: lumag: I really wished cdba was more verbose :/
<krzk> I see the code just does strdup on fastboot config value, so I assume that longer than 8 should not be a problem (i'll send a pull req to fix schema for that)
<krzk> I think device does not come on fastboot by default, so maybe something is incomplete in config
<krzk> Last time was 1 or 2 years ago...
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<krzk> ehhh, I have my answer... this stupid e850 board has pin 6 on LS connector routed to RST, not volume up which would be a fastboot enter, so basically qcomlt debug board cannot force it to entire fastboot.
<krzk> Damn, what Samsung/Winlink crap
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<konradybcio> krzk maybe if you erase boot it'll go into fastboot on its own
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<lumag> konradybcio, z3ntu: bug report for 8974:
<lumag> [ 10.140049] ocmem fdd00000.sram: error -ENOENT: Unable to get core clock
<lumag> [ 10.140119] ocmem fdd00000.sram: probe with driver ocmem failed with error -2
<lumag> I'm going to send a patch for interconnects, but I'm not sure what should be the fix for ocmem
<konradybcio> ah, good we broke gpu anyway /s
<lumag> also, modem crashes constantly (apq8074)
<lumag> konradybcio: yep...
<lumag> I'll afk for a week, then I might have time for the IOMMU...
<lumag> z3ntu: and modem crashes even without your patches (yes, I changed it to load mba.b00 locally)
<konradybcio> I'd happily say goodbye to 8974 8994 8996 and their direct derivatives but guess it'll be another 5-10 years..
<konradybcio> These platforms have a loot of quirks :/
<konradybcio> well, happily is not exactly what i meant.. rather, it'd make things easier
<lumag> konradybcio: hei, don't touch 8996!
<lumag> robclark: and 8974 is not completely broken. The driver needs to allocate DMA buffer for DSI commands, but now it crashes without VM
<lumag> s/not/now/
<robclark> yeah, iommu support is now a hard(er) req, it was kinda hard to avoid
<robclark> a bit sad, but time to get iommu working (and have a gpu) or write off some of these older platforms
<robclark> (and I don't like writing off older platforms as much as downstream/closed stack does.. but we have a big backlog and need to pick our battles so to speak)
<robclark> "well, happily is not exactly what i meant.. rather, it'd make things easier" -> yeah, exactly
<lumag> robclark: then we need to drop all 'falling back to contig buffer' messages.
<robclark> I won't claim I didn't miss some.. there is a lot of old things not in CI or not easily accessible to me to test
<robclark> but yeah, iommu is required now.. AFAIU it is only a few older platforms impacted
<robclark> patches welcome