Re: Fedora kernel no longer boots on pine64

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> Month ago I've been able successfully boot my pine64 on top of almost
> regular fedora resources:
> https://kloczek.wordpress.com/2017/04/04/work-in-progress-fedora-rawhide-on-pine64/
>
> All what is really needed to add ATF patches to u-boot.
> As I've been a bit busy in last month I was not able to finish my
> uboot-tools.spec aftr it was updated to 2017.05 to propose necessary
> changes (will try to do this in next two weeks).

We now have a u-boot with the Pine64 ATF stuff as of build
uboot-tools-2017.05-0.6.rc2.fc27

> Only other issue which I found are:
> 1) u-boot cannot boot out of regular vmlinuz and before reboot is
> necessary unpack it to uImage file and change entry in
> /boot/extlinux/extlinux.conf. If someone can provide some other way
> how to boot from vmlinuz I would be happy to see it

We're using u-boot and bootefi. There's a few things I need to cleanup
to make it more consumable for end users.

> 2) during boot is reported OOPS and I've reported it in
> https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1440419

You need to add ARMTracker as blocker for arm bugs so we find out about them

> 3) rtl8192cu eth driver seems has no possibility to pass in params MAC
> address and after each reboot and as long as someone will be using
> DHCP with dynamic IP assignment after each reboot pine will be with
> new IP.

Yes, that needs upstream eFUSE support and likely u-boot patches, this
is not a Fedora issue and will need to be fixed upstream. I've not yet
seen patches for that.

> Nevertheless in last +week I was not able regularly update my pine64
> and when I've done update yesterday I found that kernel
> 4.11.0-0.rc8.git4.1.fc27 and 4.11.0-1.fc27 no longer boots and last
> kernel which I have which is booting is 4.11.0-0.rc6.git3.1.fc27.
> Something introduced after 4.11.0-0.rc6.git3.1.fc27 now is causing
> that Fedora kernel no longer boots on pine64. Simple after loading
> kernel there is no even single line of kernel messages.

It's actually a gcc regression, there's a new gcc build building so it
should be fixed soon.
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