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  1. Nov 13, 2023
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  4. Nov 08, 2023
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      Integrate meta-seconorth-mtk/fix_heap_access · c42750f6
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      Commit: seco-ne/yocto/layers/meta-seconorth-mtk@e08ea3dd
      
      core:udev: Set correct permissions for dma_heap via udev rule
      c42750f6
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      Integrate linux-imx-kuk/linux-5.15.32-seco-nallino-update · 78293b24
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      Commit: seco-ne/kernel/linux-imx-kuk@1d813778
      
      arm:dts:NALLINO: Add CAN support
      
      Copied changes from linux-5.10.104-guf kernel branch.
      Commit 45df36ce8fbff0538d84c5f929743bb990683c94
      
      BCS 746-001388
      
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      Commit: seco-ne/kernel/linux-imx-kuk@594d15ef
      
      
      
      audio:sai:mqs: Patch mqs and sai driver to fix audio popping on NALLINO
      
      The i.MX6 ULL has an audio block equipped, that can generate audio via a
      standard GPIO. Since the MQS (Medium Quality Sound) is a very basic audio
      interface, it doesn't provide any filtering of unwanted artifacts in the
      audio stream. This leads to a popping noise when playing audio on the
      Nallino. The patch changes the SAI to always generate a signal for the
      MQS and transfers the control of the external amplifier to the MQS driver.
      This helps in reducing the noticeable interference when playing audio.
      
      Original patch-set by Sam Crossman <sam.crossman@seco.com>
      
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      22e654f0
      5b432bde
      
      BCS 746-001388
      
      Forward-ported commit b71074700019f52ff263bf0dfd0c500b902b4279 to
      linux-5.15.32-seco.
      
      Signed-off-by: default avatarDmitry Petrov <dmitry.petrov@rtsoft.de>
      
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      Commit: seco-ne/kernel/linux-imx-kuk@e5423f3e
      
      arm:dts: Add audio support for NALLINO
      
      Combination the following commits:
      0fa8a7d7
      39e1d863
      
      BCS 746-001388
      
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      Commit: seco-ne/kernel/linux-imx-kuk@17eedf8b
      
      dts:arm:seco:nallino: Add always on to two hardwired regulators
      
      The regulators are always logically disabled by the kernel, though
      they are hardwired on. The always on flag should change this and remove
      the messages.
      
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      Commit: seco-ne/kernel/linux-imx-kuk@474e686a
      
      dts:arm:nallino: Add UART aliases for rs485 support
      
      The mapping is copied from the linux-5.10.104-guf kernel.
      
      BCS 746-001388
      78293b24
  5. Nov 07, 2023
  6. Nov 06, 2023
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      Integrate config/change_genio700_rpm · a45411f2
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      Commit: config@63d9fe5c
      
      setup:genio700: Remove PACKAGE_CLASSES override
      
      We use rpm packages per default in our Yocto setup.
      Use it for MediaTek as well (different package classes provoke potential
      issues in various pre-/post-steps and also reduce reusability between
      platforms with the same arch).
      a45411f2
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      Integrate meta-seconorth-distro/kirkstone-add-drm-productiontests · 9be23622
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      Commit: seco-ne/yocto/layers/meta-seconorth-distro@0cd7e9e0
      
      
      
      gf-productiontests: add drm version of tests
      
      Signed-off-by: default avatarMikhail Vanyulin <mikhail.vanyulin@rtsoft.de>
      9be23622
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      Integrate gf-productiontests/main-add-drm-test · e60377c9
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      Commit: seco-ne/tools/gf-productiontests@8ddeb5e4
      
      
      
      drm: add drm versions of pixel and touch test
      
      This is a fix for issue with id 746-001247: FNGSystem: FT2 Touch and
      display test.
      
      Added two new tools (drm_pixeltest and drm_touchtest), which work directly
      with dri device through DRM API, to the meta-seconorth layer. Herewith the
      same test logic and the same command line arguments as in "guf" versions
      of these tools are used.
      
      When the tools are launched, a dri device and a connector name should be
      provided via following command line arguments:
          -i,--dri_device  - dri device to use (example: /dev/dri/card0)
          -c,--connection  - connector to use (examples: HDMI-A-1, LVDS-1)
      
      Example:
      ./drm_pixeltest -i /dev/dri/card0 -c LVDS-1 -b 5 -d
      
      Signed-off-by: default avatarMikhail Vanyulin <mikhail.vanyulin@rtsoft.de>
      e60377c9
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      Integrate uboot-imx-kuk/uboot_mx8m_reduce_ramsettings_memusage · b1b7a544
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      Commit: seco-ne/3rd-party/kuk/uboot-imx-kuk@f3a4048e
      
      uboot mx8 gen_lpddr4_timings: add second host tool and documentation
      
      This patch adds a second host-tool `gen_lpddr4_timing_verify`, which
      uses the auto-generated files intended for U-Boot SPL to create a
      complete RAM-settings file for each "base"+"patch" combination, so it is
      possible to verify the complete auto-generation and patch process on the
      host already for all supported RAM-settings.
      
      Common code for both host tools has been moved to a separate file used
      by both tools.
      
      All code has been commented and a `README.md` is added, which contains
      documentation on usage of the tools and how to integrate new
      RAM-settings.
      
      Both host-tools together have also been used to verify all included
      RAM-settings against the auto-generated and patched ones and no
      functional differences have been found, i.e. actually integrating the
      code into U-Boot SPL should therefore result in identical RAM-settings
      being used compared to integrating the originial, complete sets.
      
      This patch removes auto-generation of SoC-specific ddr.h file due to too
      many issues with dependencies in the build system. Instead a new
      hard-coded SoC-specific header file is used, which only contains the
      required data structures.
      
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      Commit: seco-ne/3rd-party/kuk/uboot-imx-kuk@9bb4b1da
      
      uboot mx8: add tool to compress ram settings
      
      This patch adds a host tool, which can take sets of (slightly modified) i.MX8M
      Plus RAM settings generated with NXP's tools, split these into one "base"
      set, which will can be included completely into U-Boot and a set of
      patch-functions, which generate the other settings by applying one
      patch-function to the "base" set.
      
      (The tool can also create a complete set of settings given "base"
      settings and patch function. This functionality will be split off into a
      separate tool later on.)
      
      Compilation of this tool has already been integrated into the i.MX8M
      Plus build-process (and the tool can be called manually to generate the
      output files.
      Usage of the tool and its output files still has to be integrated into
      the U-Boot SPL build process.
      
      BCS US: 746-001343
      b1b7a544
  7. Nov 04, 2023
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  11. Oct 27, 2023
  12. Oct 26, 2023
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      Integrate linux-imx-kuk/cherry_pick_mcu · 64d39f7d
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      Commit: seco-ne/kernel/linux-imx-kuk@ef5aecd4
      
      drivers:staging:trizeps8-mcu: Add mfd and gpio driver for the trizeps8mcu
      
      The trizeps modules may be equipped with an MCU that exposes different
      features like gpio and touch.
      This driver is based on kuk_tr8mcu_touch.c but splits up into an mfd
      part and implements the gpio part. Further features are not yet
      available.
      
      BCS 746-00127
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      Integrate linux-guf/linux-5.15.29-guf-fix-hdmi-only-output · c33649fc
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      Commit: seco-ne/kernel/linux-guf@bb143749
      
      arm:dts:imx6: disable ldb in base device tree
      
      The LDB is enabled via device tree overlay generated by gfxml2dto tool,
      depending on "display" settings in the XML configuration file.
      
      There is a problem with HDMI output when "display" settings are missing
      in the XML configuration file.
      
      The following errors can be observed in dmesg:
      [    2.081476] /ldb/lvds-channel@0: could not find display-timings node
      [    2.088014] /ldb/lvds-channel@0: no timings specified
      
      It happens because gfxml2dto does not completely disable the "ldb" node,
      but disables only the "panel". After this, the DRM driver does not bind
      any device.
      c33649fc
  13. Oct 25, 2023
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