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upgrade uboot to v2024.01 #192

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Looks good so far. With this commit (and the previous v2.0.5-35-related commits), I am able to apply my minor customizations and build the firmware without the issue of bmcd aborting on startup (pin controller). I have a few nits with the web UI, but those can wait a bit.

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@dgdonovan Thanks for testing! could you elaborate what "aborting" problems you see?

i agree there are still a lot of loose ends in the UI. Would be really nice to get them out of the way at some point

@svenrademakers svenrademakers marked this pull request as ready for review March 28, 2024 09:54
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I'll get the precise output from bmcd. It was complaining about not being able to find a file. I was about to start looking at doing a standalone bmcd build with debug to isolate the issue.

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@dgdonovan, just so you are aware, I fixed an issue recently that affected the bmcd.bin being cleared. see: #191

@svenrademakers svenrademakers merged commit e9b45f4 into master Mar 28, 2024
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dgdonovan commented Mar 28, 2024

Yes. I saw that commit and can confirm the issue was fixed by it. I don't believe that bug was the cause of bmcd failing to start. The three errors emitted there mentioned gpiod, pin controller and file not found.

The precise error sequence was:

# /etc/init.d/S94bmcd start
Starting bmcd...
# 2024-03-23T03:04:32.224Z INFO [bmcd] Turing Pi 2 BMC Daemon v2.0.5
Error: pin_controller

Caused by:
0: gpiod chip1
1: No such file or directory (os error 2)

There has been a lot of commit churn. At this point I'm not certain I can find the precise commit hash, but the current builds seem to be working so maybe not worth the time and effort. I'd rather spend time deciphering the UI code.

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