Kitkat Kernels for All (well most!)

[d33]

Here is a 720p of NCR MTK 1

Lots of messages from the driver but none explicitly telling me where my config fails :-( Can you do a GPIO dump using the stock kernel?

I've found this elsewhere which may be useful:

<6>[15233.706777] =====MT5931 PIN DUMP=====
<6>[15233.706783] GPIO_WIFI_EINT_PIN=[187]
<6>[15233.706789] GPIO_WIFI_PMU_EN_PIN=[122]
<6>[15233.706795] GPIO_WIFI_RST_PIN=[185]
<6>[15233.706801] GPIO_WIFI_CLK_PIN not defined
<6>[15233.706807] CUST_EINT_WIFI_NUM=[13]

[d33]

Please test this one:

4.2.4 MT5931/mt6622 (PC7/PD1)

This uses pin configs suggested on another web site.

[edit - re-uploaded at 10:28 CET to have CEA detection back on]

I've also created (hopefully) a debug version that dumps the GPIO structure

4.2.4 - debug

[d33]

Here are all the latest builds:

ESP8089
MTK7601U
RTL8188EU
MT5931
RTL8723AU

[nagper]

Here is my dmesg for the 4.24 kernel.
my stick: mk908II
I would like 1366x768 resolution support

http://pastebin.com/ZfcsmmXA

[d33]

Here is my dmesg for the 4.24 kernel.
my stick: mk908II
I would like 1366x768 resolution support

http://pastebin.com/ZfcsmmXA

Nagper, you have a device with an AP6210 wifi chipset, correct? Or am I mistaken?

[nagper]

Yes you are correct.

[d33]

AP6210 debug

[m4f1050]

My kernel creates a desktop of 1920x1080 and then passes that to the HDMI controller. This then scales to the monitor resolution at a specific frame rate. Most people, but not all, want this size desktop but confuse HDMI resolution with desktop resolution.

The code I've used so far (up to 4.2.3) creates a set of CEA HDMI modes (TV standard) provided by of the device connected. It won't display CEA modes I've not coded for and it won't detect non-CEA modes even if I do code for them.

The latest code (4.2.4) introduces a patch to force DMT (PC Monitor) display resolutions to be detected (specifically 1366*768). So the desktop will still be 1920x1080 but the screen will scale to 1366x768 and use the appropriate refresh frequency. Standard CEA modes will not be detected, and hence, won't be displayed

My question to you is, since you are currently my only tester, what native resolutions does your connected monitor/tv have? Do they match the three the kernel presented (1366/1280/720)?

I think I want to combine CEA/DMT modes in one output.

I understand. And no, my TV only has the "regular" ones: 480, 576, 720 and 1080 (that I know of, no wide ones or special ones and will complain when any other is selected, even thorugh it's VGA port, it's a cheapo 40" sceptre dumb tv - as in not a smart tv like my LG or Vizio are)

To be specific, the HDMI resolutions I have (not the desktop resolution) are:

720x480p (60MHZz)
720x576p (50MHz)
1280x720 (50MHz and 60Mhz)
1920x1080p (24MHz, 50MHz and 60MHz)

[m4f1050]

Please test this one:

4.2.4 MT5931/mt6622 (PC7/PD1)

This uses pin configs suggested on another web site.

[edit - re-uploaded at 10:28 CET to have CEA detection back on]

I've also created (hopefully) a debug version that dumps the GPIO structure

4.2.4 - debug

I will test this, thank you for your great work!

EDIT: When I try to do a GPIO dump on NCR MTK 1 it is complaining "user-gpio-drv.ko" is missing - I can try NCR 3.1... but now I have the resolutions I listed.
EDIT: Does the debug kernel already give you the GPIO switches on a DMESG dump?

ncr_mtk_1_debug.txt

[nagper]

AP6210 debug

dmesg:

http://pastebin.com/8CiAzZ5B

Thank you!!

[d33]

Re: Kitkat Kernels for All (well most!)

I will test this, thank you for your great work!

EDIT: When I try to do a GPIO dump on NCR MTK 1 it is complaining "user-gpio-drv.ko" is missing - I can try NCR 3.1... but now I have the resolutions I listed.
EDIT: Does the debug kernel already give you the GPIO switches on a DMESG dump?

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The WiFi appears to work now but there is an error in the sdmmc code

<4>[   49.452816] rk29_sdmmc_command_complete..2875...CMD5(arg=0x0), hoststate=1, errorTimes=1, errorStep=0x1e ! [sdio]
<4>[   49.453306] rk29_sdmmc_command_complete..2875...CMD55(arg=0x0), hoststate=1, errorTimes=1, errorStep=0x1e ! [sdio]
<4>[   49.453786] rk29_sdmmc_command_complete..2875...CMD55(arg=0x0), hoststate=1, errorTimes=1, errorStep=0x1e ! [sdio]
<4>[   49.454265] rk29_sdmmc_command_complete..2875...CMD55(arg=0x0), hoststate=1, errorTimes=1, errorStep=0x1e ! [sdio]
<4>[   49.454741] rk29_sdmmc_command_complete..2875...CMD55(arg=0x0), hoststate=1, errorTimes=1, errorStep=0x1e ! [sdio]
<4>[   49.455216] rk29_sdmmc_command_complete..2875...CMD1(arg=0x0), hoststate=1, errorTimes=1, errorStep=0x1e ! [sdio]

GPIO driver not properly loaded will recompile later

[d33]

TV Stick tests for MT5931 & AP6210 with GPIO_DUMP compiled in

[nagper]

TV Stick tests for MT5931 & AP6210 with GPIO_DUMP compiled in

AP6210
stick= mk908II
dmesg:

http://pastebin.com/krYGWXB7

Thanks!!

[m4f1050]

TV Stick tests for MT5931 & AP6210 with GPIO_DUMP compiled in

Here is DMESG (switched to NCR 3.1 because NCR MTK 1 was not allowing me to install certain apps - giving me no space left error when I have over 5gb free in data)

NCR_3.1_debug4.25.txt

[d33]

Here is DMESG (switched to NCR 3.1 because NCR MTK 1 was not allowing me to install certain apps - giving me no space left error when I have over 5gb free in data)

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WiFi not loading in that one at all - what's different????

This one has BT too