Am 30.09.24 um 13:52 schrieb Peter Robinson via arm:
Hello Peter,
sorry for the delay. Here's my enviroment:
Rock5b with
- Radxa Wireless Module A8
- Radxa PowerPower PD 30W
- 1 TB NVME, no EMMC-Card
- your bootloader u-boot-rockchip-spi.bin flashed to SPI
- Fedora 41 Beta on NVME
I've tested
Armbian_24.8.1_Rock-5b_jammy_current_6.10.6_kde-neon-kisak_desktop.img.xz and
and other *img.xz Image to boot on this system: no success. It only boots
installed Fedora 41 Beta system.
I don't care about Armbian, I have no idea what they put on their
images, Armbian is off topic for this list.
Only images which comes as iso image are bootable. Output via serial console. I
have to search for a bootable image with support for /dev/mtdblock0
What Fedora images did you test? What do you mean by "bootable image
with support for mtdblock0"? You should be able to reflash from the
U-Boot shell.
You're right with reflash from U-Boot shell, but I couldn't manage it.
How do I get u-boot-rockchip-spi.bin or another SPI Image to the mmc
card and load it ?
From the U-Boot menu I choose Exit but
=> ls mmc 1:1
0 file(s), 0 dir(s)
=>
Could I get a little bit of help to go further ?
Andreas
Question: is there any timeline for support of HDMI output?
You'd have to ask upstream, it didn't make 6.12-rc1 so the next window
is the 6.13 merge window which will be in about 2 months so maybe
early next year? How long is a piece of string.... the patchset that
is currently posted is the just the basic driver, no DT etc. Once
something looks sane I may add it to my a64 kernel I build in copr to
make it easier to consume but even there isn't soon.
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