- linux-tqma-current.config: enable HDMI, LVDS, Bluetooth
- imx8_common.inc: use tag instead of branch (v6.6.43)
- fix asound.state.tqma
Signed-off-by: Martin Schmiedel <Martin.Schmiedel@tq-group.com>
These patches are not needed for the kernel version 6.6 and later.
In addition, they cause minor harm when measuring temperature,
as they additionally calibrate the sensors.
Today, all the work is done by drivers/thermal/sun8i_thermal.c
Now the names of the patch files correspond to the entry
in the commit message.
Patches that have been transferred (copied) since time
immemorial and require revision have been removed.
No one wants to deal with them.
* the existing patches for rk3308 audio codec have been disabled:
the rk3308 driver has been mainlined and thus the patches
don't apply anymore
* add the missing i2s_8ch_0 and _1 i2s nodes
* adjust "acodec" with "codec" device tree labels, to match
mainline kernel nomenclature
Legacy: use TAG instead of BRANCH (gives us more control)
Current: update DTS files
Current: add needed patches up to v1.0.8
Fixup bluetooth node and disable by default (half broke anyway)
Misc fixups to bananapif3.wip and spacemit.conf file
Signed-off-by: Patrick Yavitz <pyavitz@armbian.com>
Reverse commit 75317a0 since this is a special case.
Eliminate the real reason for the inability to boot the kernel.
Linux kernel hangs in early boot on 32-bit ARM platform,
when ftrace 4-byte "mcount" function call location for
"_raw_spin_unlock_irqrestore" function straddles icache lines.
The problem is present for (cross-compiler) GCC 10, 11, 12.
It does not happen when the kernel is compiled with GCC 9,
even when condition (1) is satisfied.
Detailed description:
https://forum.armbian.com/topic/41339-linux-image-legacy-sunxi2451-kernel-6192-is-broken-stuck-at-starting-kernel/?do=findComment&comment=196528
- **win**: notice how one can actually _spot_ revelevant changes now
- case in point, `1022-arm64-dts-rockchip-support-poweroff-on-rock-5a.patch` -- will drop it in separate commit
NB: This family only has one board (BananaPi R2) and has not been properly maintained in many years, so 'current' LTS kernel is enough.
No need for 'edge' kernel unless someone plans to step in as maintainer who bumps and tests it on every new kernel release.
- Adjust BananaPi R2 board config (board is mainlined)
- Remove legacy kernel patch folder and kernel config
- Remove unstable WiFi stuff
* To modify the PWM-fan temperature control policy of fine3399 to adjust the fan speed to a lower level
* Integrating support for xiaobaonas boards into the rockchip64-6.9 kernel
