Re: Unable to boot mainline on snow chromebook since 3.15

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On Fri, Sep 05, 2014 at 12:57:04PM +0100, Will Deacon wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> I'm one of the few, foolish people to try running mainline on my 5250-based
> Samsung Chromebook (snow). I can live without wireless, usb3 and video
> acceleration, so actually it makes a reasonable development platform for
> doing A15-based (micro)-architectural work.
> 
> However, since 3.15 I've not been able to boot *any* mainline kernels on
> this board. I did mean to report this earlier, but I have other machines
> that can run mainline so this has fallen by the wayside.
> 
> The problems started with 3.16, where simple-fb would fail to initialise
> and I lost my display. Note that I don't have a serial console on this
> machine (I looked at the PCB and there's no way I can solder one of those
> myself :) I bisected the issue at the time, and I could get my display back
> by removing some of the new regulator and hdmi properties from the DT. At
> that point, I could boot, but DMA didn't initialise for the MMC controller
> so I couldn't mount my root filesystem.
> 
> With 3.17-rc3, it seems a lot worse -- I don't get any output after nv-uboot
> (i.e. the nv-uboot screen just remains on the display, with the last line
> reading "Stashed 20 records").
> 
> I'd usually try to debug this a bit further, but without a console it's
> really painful to get anywhere. I've been working with 3.15, but now I'm
> having to backport patches when I want to test them, which is more effort
> than I can be bothered with.
> 
> Is anybody else running mainline on this device and are these known/fixed
> problems?
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Will
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