* add support for arduino-uno-q
* arduino-uno-q: fix boot with boot.scr and correct memory addresses
ABL overwrites kernel_addr_r/fdt_addr_r/ramdisk_addr_r at runtime,
causing memory overlap that corrupts the kernel Image header.
Switch from extlinux to boot.scr which sets correct addresses in the
0xC0000000 RAM bank before loading kernel, initrd and dtb.
U-Boot env loads boot.scr from partition 0x43 (GPT 67 "efi") with
sysboot as fallback.
* arduino-uno-q: update board and family config
- Use boot.scr instead of extlinux (BOOTSCRIPT/BOOTENV_FILE in family)
- Add SERIALCON=ttyMSM0 for serial console
- BOOTSIZE=512 to fit kernel + initrd
- Remove BOARD_FIRMWARE_INSTALL="-full", copy only needed firmware
- Add WiFi ath10k firmware copy
- Add ADB daemon with Armbian branding
- Add first-boot rootfs resize service
- Update kernel to 6.19.0 from qcom-v6.19.0-unoq branch
* arduino-uno-q: fix image-output extension
Use dd with sector offsets instead of loop device partitions to extract
boot and rootfs images. The previous approach failed because the build
framework releases the loop device before the extension runs.
* arduino-uno-q: add first-boot rootfs resize for eMMC
Add systemd service that expands the rootfs partition to fill the entire
eMMC on first boot using sgdisk. Removes the empty userdata partition
and recreates rootfs with all remaining space.
* arduino-uno-q: update ath10k WiFi firmware to upstream
Update board-2.bin from linux-firmware (ath-20260204) with support for
additional board IDs.
* arduino-uno-q: update kernel config for 6.19
* arduino-uno-q: revert board-2.bin to original version
Restore the ath10k board-2.bin firmware to the version provided in the
original board bring-up, as the upstream version has not been validated
on this hardware.
* arduino-uno-q: move flash binaries to armbian/qcombin
Move EDL flash binaries (ABL, XBL, TrustZone, GPT tables, etc.) from
packages/blobs/arduino/flash/ to the external armbian/qcombin repository
under the Agatti folder, following the same pattern as rkbin for
Rockchip and mtkbin for MediaTek.
Add qcombin.sh extension to fetch binaries during build. Update
image-output-arduino.sh to source flash files from qcombin cache and
derive U-Boot package path from BRANCH/BOARD variables.
* arduino-uno-q: add BOARD_VENDOR
* arduino-uno-q: update qcombin path to Agatti/arduino-uno-q
* arduino-uno-q: move firmware to armbian/firmware, rename boot script
Move firmware blobs to armbian/firmware repository (armbian/firmware#123)
and remove manual firmware copies from post_family_tweaks. Firmware is
now installed via the armbian-firmware package.
Rename boot-qcom to boot-qrb2210 to be family-specific.
* arduino-uno-q: include prog_firehose_ddr.elf from Agatti root
* arduino-uno-q: add qbootctl to prevent fastboot fallback
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Co-authored-by: Hsun Lai <i@chainsx.cn>
* config: rockchip64: build Motorcomm Ethernet driver into kernel
* config: rockchip64: drop redundant STMMAC_PCI dependency
After testing, STMMAC_PCI proved to be unnecessary for the YT6801
PCIe controller as it relies on its own glue driver.
DWMAC_MOTORCOMM is kept as built-in (=y) to ensure OOB networking,
as module auto-loading fails during early boot.
* config: rockchip64: remove unnecessary STMMAC_PLATFORM from OPi5 Pro configs
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Signed-off-by: c127dev <contact@c127.dev>
- Fix 'descriptions' typo (should be 'description') for armbian_artifacts
- Fix 'armbian_release_tittle' typo to 'armbian_release_title'
- Update default release from jammy to noble
- Update default UI from server to minimal
- Remove unused armbian_userpatches input
- Add missing default for armbian_release_tag
- Use printf instead of echo for GPG passphrase to avoid process list leak
- Reduce fetch-depth to 1 for armbian/os checkout (only stable.json is needed)
The chraac BSP patch (driver-allwinner-h618-emac / 0203) introduced
conflicting out-of-tree drivers (sunxi-gmac, sunxi-ephy, sunxi-ac200)
that clash with the correct mainline AC200 stack already in place:
- sunxi-ac200.c conflicts with the mainline ac200.c (0201)
- sunxi-ephy.c conflicts with the mainline ac200-phy.c (0202)
- sunxi-gmac.c is an unnecessary BSP replacement for dwmac-sun8i
- removes of_gpio_flags enum from gpiolib-of.c, breaking other drivers
- depends on PWM_SUNXI_ENHANCE which doesn't exist in mainline
H6 internal EMAC is correctly handled by the mainline stack:
ac200.c + ac200-ephy-ctl.c (ac200-v3) + ac200-phy.c + DTS patches.
H618 EMAC is covered by dwmac-sun8i + drv-net-stmmac-dwmac-sun8i-
add-second-emac-clock patch.
Remove the patch from sunxi-6.12, 6.18 and 7.0, and drop the leftover
CONFIG_SUNXI_GMAC=m from the legacy kernel config. Also align
CONFIG_SUN4I_EMAC to =m (matching current/edge) in legacy config.
Signed-off-by: Igor Pecovnik <igor@armbian.com>
Fix ethernet PHY not being detected on the NanoPi Zero2. The MDIO bus
scan was failing because the PHY reset GPIO was only defined on the
PHY child node inside the MDIO bus. The kernel processes this reset
after the MDIO scan, but the PHY needs reset released before it will
respond on the bus.
Move the reset control to the gmac1 node using snps,reset-gpios and
snps,reset-delays-us properties. The stmmac driver handles these
during MDIO bus registration, before scanning for PHY devices.
Also change CONFIG_MOTORCOMM_PHY from module (m) to built-in (y) in
the rockchip64 kernel config. As a module, the PHY driver loads too
late for the MDIO bus scan to find the PHY during boot.
Tested on hardware: ethernet link at 1000Mbps full duplex confirmed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Enable USB OTG/gadget mode on the NanoPi Zero2 USB-C port by adding
extcon binding and snps,dis_u2_susphy_quirk to the DWC3 node. The
extcon binding coordinates role switching between the DWC3 and USB2
PHY OTG state machines, which previously conflicted and caused memory
corruption.
Also fix a use-after-free in the inno-usb2 PHY driver where the OTG
state machine delayed works (otg_sm_work, chg_work, sm_work) were not
canceled on driver removal. This caused a kernel panic ~2 seconds
after boot when dr_mode was set to "otg" or "peripheral". The fix
registers devm cleanup actions to cancel the works automatically.
Tested on hardware: USB-A host port, USB-C gadget (NCM ethernet),
and USB-C OTG mode all verified working.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
This commit introduces a patch for the rockchip64 kernel (current 6.18 and
edge 7.0 branches) to fix audio routing issues affecting the ES8328 codec.
The patch modifies the ASoC es8328 driver to explicitly allow sharing the
LRCK (Left/Right Clock) between the microphone and playback interfaces.
This is required for hardware designs where capture and playback must share
the same clock line.
Signed-off-by: c127dev <contact@c127.dev>
This commit enables full support for the Orange Pi 5 Pro on the edge
Linux kernel (rockchip64-7.0). It synchronizes the device tree additions
with the current kernel and includes the necessary eFUSE MAC address fix for
the Motorcomm Ethernet controller.
Key additions and modifications:
1. Device Tree Updates (rk3588s-orangepi-5-pro.dts):
- Added support for DisplayPort 1.4 to HDMI 2.0 (DP0/VP2).
- Configured USB3 Type-A ports (with USB2 OTG PHY) and explicitly set the
USB-C port to power-delivery only (no FUSB302/data/alt-mode).
- Configured combphy2_psu for NVMe M.2 slot support by disabling
conflicting USB3 modes.
- Re-mapped fan to PWM2 and LEDs to PWM3/PWM15.
- Added full AP6256 Wi-Fi/Bluetooth support (SDIO and UART9).
2. Motorcomm YT6801 Ethernet Support (Patches):
- Included fix for Motorcomm YT6801 eFUSE MAC address read failures
on the 7.0 kernel.
Signed-off-by: c127dev <contact@c127.dev>
This commit enables full support for the Orange Pi 5 Pro on the current
Linux kernel (rockchip64-6.18). It includes a comprehensive device tree,
board configuration updates, and a series of patches for the PCIe Motorcomm
YT6801 Ethernet controller.
Key additions and modifications:
1. Device Tree Updates (rk3588s-orangepi-5-pro.dts):
- Added support for DisplayPort 1.4 to HDMI 2.0 (DP0/VP2).
- Configured USB3 Type-A ports (with USB2 OTG PHY) and explicitly set the
USB-C port to power-delivery only (no FUSB302/data/alt-mode).
- Configured combphy2_psu for NVMe M.2 slot support by disabling
conflicting USB3 modes.
- Re-mapped fan to PWM2 and LEDs to PWM3/PWM15.
- Added full AP6256 Wi-Fi/Bluetooth support (SDIO and UART9).
2. Motorcomm YT6801 Ethernet Support (Patches 1-5):
- Added generic suspend/resume helper for PCI-based controllers.
- Backported glue driver for Motorcomm YT6801 and YT8531S PHY support.
- Included fixes for eFUSE MAC address read failures.
- Resolved specific stmmac/motorcomm driver compilation errors and
panics on kernel 6.18.
3. Board Configuration (orangepi5pro.csc):
- Refactored U-Boot configuration selection logic, segregating mainline
and vendor branches correctly.
- Configured the Armbian build system to automatically enable the newly
added Motorcomm PHY, STMMAC_ETH, and STMMAC_PLATFORM kernel configs
for the "current" and "edge" branches.
Signed-off-by: c127dev <contact@c127.dev>
This commit adds a suite of 4 patches for U-Boot v2025.10 to enable
full support for the Xunlong Orange Pi 5 Pro SBC.
The Orange Pi 5 Pro introduces several significant hardware departures
from the base Orange Pi 5, necessitating specific driver and DTS
adjustments:
1. Networking (Motorcomm YT6801):
- The Pro variant replaces the SoC's built-in GMAC1 NIC with a
PCIe-attached Motorcomm YT6801 controller.
- Introduce a new glue driver (dwc_eth_qos_motorcomm) to bridge
the core DWC EQoS IP to the PCIe bus.
- Core EQoS driver is modified to support the YT6801's unique
32-byte descriptor size and Descriptor Skip Length requirements.
- Auto-generation of MAC addresses from CPU ID is disabled to
preserve the hardware's native eFuse MAC.
2. Audio and I/O:
- Audio routing is moved from I2S1 to I2S2 (M1 mux) with the
ES8388 codec on I2C3.
- LEDs are remapped from GPIO to PWM control (PWM3/PWM15).
- Headphone amplifier enable is remapped to GPIO4_PB5.
3. Thermal and Power:
- PWM Fan control is implemented with a specific 20ms (50Hz)
period. This is CRITICAL because the hardware's RC filter gate
logic causes MOSFET overheating if standard 25kHz PWM is used.
4. Wireless:
- Full support for the AP6256 module via SDIO and UART9.
Patch Summary:
- [0001] Board support (DTS, defconfig, doc). DTS based on initial
submission by Dennis Gilmore.
- [0002] Motorcomm YT6801 PCIe glue driver and PHY support.
- [0003] Core EQoS driver extension for descriptor/DSL overrides.
- [0004] Rockchip board MAC setup bypass for Pro hardware.
Signed-off-by: c127dev <contact@c127.dev>
