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[00:00:05] <greyltc> this might also be relevant: https://github.com
[00:00:06] <phrik> Title: PKGBUILDs/alarm/raspberry-pi5-armstub at master · archlinuxarm/PKGBUILDs · GitHub (at github.com)
[00:43:45] <bschnei> suspect still missing drivers and associated device trees. there was quite a bit missing last time I checked and it takes time to get that merged assuming there are people actually working on it...
[01:05:54] <greyltc> hm. i wonder what kernel debian sid uses...
[01:26:03] <greyltc> ok, I think you might be right about the drivers. I built armstub8-2712.bin. That seemed to solve the `BMD "armstub8-2712.bin" not found` issue.
[01:26:12] <greyltc> But the boot didn't progress
[01:26:39] <greyltc> Now I think the main issue might be `BSC_B no ACK`
[01:27:03] <greyltc> maybe I'll give uboot a shot
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[05:07:02] <greyltc> I've managed to get the linux-mainline kernel from the forge repo to "boot" on my pi 5 via u-boot: https://bpa.st
[05:08:44] <greyltc> bschnei: tons of stuff is broken there maybe because of lots of bad/missing kernel configs there
[05:09:12] <greyltc> If anyone knows where it is, I'd really like to see the PKGBUILD for this package
[05:16:42] <greyltc> I can't get it to boot to Arch because sd card and usb storage aren't coming up
[05:33:17] <bschnei> i think linux-mainline is abelvesa's package :)
[05:36:02] <bschnei> u-boot would help with UEFI because it supports a minimal version of it, but the kernel was missing too many critical things last time i looked. i believe a team at OpenSUSE works on pi5 support but I don't know how much of their efforts involve upstreaming their work https://news.opensuse.org
[05:36:03] <phrik> Title: SUSE delivers Raspberry Pi 5 support - openSUSE News (at news.opensuse.org)
[05:39:54] <bschnei> beware "booting" and fully functional are pretty different things: https://en.opensuse.org :)
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[14:09:42] <greyltc> > i think linux-mainline is abelvesa's package :)
[14:09:44] <greyltc> Yes. thank you! I missed the aarch64 branch there!
[15:10:44] <greyltc> I have a hunch that my issues with using linux-mainline from forge on my pi5 are mostly related missing kernel compile config settings
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