Thanks!!
I got expected readings in your data (dip to 56fps for a few seconds), similar to when I resize the window to mimic the DT form factor.
So, 3D acceleration box ticked.
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@yatli I’m not using my devterm lately so if you need someone to flash and test some stuff let me know.
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Stay tuned, will update once I got DT image prepared.
The hardest part is always the kernel, and the CM4 ride is way less bumpy than A06.
@yatli I currently have a DevTerm and a CM4 and A04 for it. Waiting on my uConsole.
What are the chances you’ll try and get raspbian kernel updated?
hmm, you mean kernel only?
I’ll build one now.
see: panel-cwd686, panel-cwu50: initialize DSI before power up panel · yatli/raspberrypi-linux@491db8d · GitHub
That was the only blocking issue.
(download link removed, problematic)
@Rex you ask for the kernel, so I trust you know how to backup boot partition, install the kernel files to /boot and install modules to /usr/lib/modules.
Still, advice caution.
sure do, I’ve got a freeish day tomorrow so i was going to play around with it then.
I see you have a A06 core, do you want an A04 to play with? I don’t use mine at all and I’m sure somebody would like some updates for theirs. I’d be willing to send you mine.
@yatli let me know if you want it, I’ll cover the shipping anywhere for it.
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Thanks for the offering, it’s very nice of you 
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Indeed, A04 updates would be great, I’d say it’s the least active core on the development front.
Guess it all depends on my throughput on this topic. Let’s first see how the other things go 
Major issue: it seems that power management is not fully working.
When I issue shutdown, it did not shutdown completely – screen goes dark, but power LED (green) still active. Cannot turn the unit back on, so I long press power and went to sleep myself.
Guess this is also why my unit had total “flat” batteries yesterday – I charged it up a week ago and didn’t tinker too much.
uConsole-cm4 support packages
The audio patch and wiring pi source are missing on clockworkpi repos.
~~See: ~~
~~- https://forum.clockworkpi.com/t/devterm-audio-patch-package-source/8651/2~~
Edit: @guu quickly responded to this and uploaded everything we need.
Gotta chroot into the raspbian OS image and extract the bits.
dpkg-query -l, search for “devterm”:
ii devterm-audio-patch 0.04 all devterm->
ii devterm-backlight-rpi-cm4 0.1 arm64 control >
ii devterm-cavestory-cpi-cm4 0.13 arm64 devterm->
ii devterm-fan-temp-daemon-cm4 0.2 arm64 devterm >
rc devterm-thermal-printer-cups 0.1 arm64 devterm >
ii devterm-tic80-cpi 0.22 arm64 tic80 fo>
ii devterm-wiringpi-cm4-cpi
dpkg-query -l, search uconsole:
ii uconsole-4g-util-cm4 0.1 arm64 utils fo>
ii uconsole-dosbox-staging 0.13 arm64 compiled>
ii uconsole-kernel-cm4-rpi 0.13 arm64 uconsole>
ii uconsole-liko12 0.24 arm64 A mod LI>
ii uconsole-love2d 0.11 arm64 compiled>
ii uconsole-lowresnx 0.12 arm64 LowRes N>
dpkg-query -L devterm-audio-patch:
/.
/etc
/etc/systemd
/etc/systemd/system
/etc/systemd/system/devterm-audio-patch.service
/usr
/usr/local
/usr/local/bin
/usr/local/bin/audio_3.5_patch.py
/usr/share
/usr/share/doc
/usr/share/doc/devterm-audio-patch
/usr/share/doc/devterm-audio-patch/copyright
dpkg-query -L devterm-wiringpi-cm4-cpi:
/.
/usr
/usr/bin
/usr/bin/gpio
/usr/include
/usr/include/ads1115.h
/usr/include/bmp180.h
/usr/include/drcNet.h
/usr/include/drcSerial.h
/usr/include/ds1302.h
/usr/include/ds18b20.h
/usr/include/gertboard.h
/usr/include/htu21d.h
/usr/include/lcd.h
/usr/include/lcd128x64.h
/usr/include/max31855.h
/usr/include/max5322.h
/usr/include/maxdetect.h
/usr/include/mcp23008.h
/usr/include/mcp23016.h
/usr/include/mcp23016reg.h
/usr/include/mcp23017.h
/usr/include/mcp23s08.h
/usr/include/mcp23s17.h
/usr/include/mcp23x08.h
/usr/include/mcp23x0817.h
/usr/include/mcp3002.h
/usr/include/mcp3004.h
/usr/include/mcp3422.h
/usr/include/mcp4802.h
/usr/include/pcf8574.h
/usr/include/pcf8591.h
/usr/include/piFace.h
/usr/include/piGlow.h
/usr/include/piNes.h
/usr/include/pseudoPins.h
/usr/include/rht03.h
/usr/include/scrollPhat.h
/usr/include/sn3218.h
/usr/include/softPwm.h
/usr/include/softServo.h
/usr/include/softTone.h
/usr/include/sr595.h
/usr/include/wiringCPi.h
/usr/include/wiringPi.h
/usr/include/wiringPiI2C.h
/usr/include/wiringPiSPI.h
/usr/include/wiringSerial.h
/usr/include/wiringShift.h
/usr/include/wpiExtensions.h
/usr/lib
/usr/lib/libwiringPi.so.2.50
/usr/lib/libwiringPiDev.so.2.50
/usr/share
/usr/share/doc
/usr/share/doc/devterm-wiringpi-cm4-cpi
/usr/share/doc/devterm-wiringpi-cm4-cpi/copyright
dpkg-query -L uconsole-4g-util-cm4:
/.
/usr
/usr/local
/usr/local/bin
/usr/local/bin/uconsole-4g-cm4
Still, @guu it would be great if we can have the sauce. More tasty.
3 new packages are created in my repo:
We’re lucky that gpio works after installing libxcrypt-compat, but I don’t know how long it will last.
With gpio working properly, we have audio and 4g network.
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!! Brake brake
The version I uploaded has problematic power management.
Cannot shutdown because axp20x chip will not cut power.
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i saw, i went to test it a hour ago but left it alone till audio and stuff was worked out. had other projects that could use my attention.
@yatli tag me when you fix it all up and ill build it and try it our on the devterm.
This reminds me a similar issue on my CM3 port. I had to migrate to gpio-i2c instead of using I2C0. Besides, I updated the PMU driver to use modern power control API to add a power off handler.
audio patch is just a python code, so ,it is opensource
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@guu thanks! you’re the best 
@Rex https://nextcloud.yatao.info:10443/s/8x9n86gZpENNgaz
Ready for a run.
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@yatli
Boots on the DevTerm, I’ll run it a bit today and see if i find any problems.
6.1.21 Bookworm on The DevTerm
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Take your time. And it would be great if you can verify if bluetooth is working (device is present)
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