04:41 | Bertl | off to bed now ... have a good one everyone!
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04:41 | Bertl | changed nick to: Bertl_zZ
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06:03 | se6astian | good day
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14:01 | Bertl_zZ | changed nick to: Bertl
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14:01 | Bertl | morning folks!
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16:00 | se6astian | MEETING TIME, who is here?
| 16:00 | Bertl | is here ...
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16:01 | se6astian | any news to report Bertl?
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16:02 | Bertl | well, I missed to report the completion of the four Betas last week (or maybe even the week before that ;)
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16:02 | se6astian | that was great news indeed
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16:02 | Bertl | and there is some progress on the contract work for LAM/INT
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16:02 | se6astian | 2 have already shipped by now
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16:03 | se6astian | one today
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16:03 | se6astian | one last week
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16:03 | se6astian | can you tell us more about the sequencer work for LAM?
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16:04 | Bertl | sure, first I created a test/work environment for the required changes to the FPGA as well as kernel side
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16:04 | Bertl | this included updating to a recent Linux kernel (5.16.11) as well as having native compile support for driver and userspace testing
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16:05 | Bertl | the first step was to get the interrupts working and tested, which has already been completed last week, so we now can trigger PL-PS interrupts which is what we need to move the sequencer to kernel/userspace
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16:06 | Bertl | for the Linux side, I'm currently working with the UIO interrupt driver which allows to handle those interrupts in userspace (with a generic kernel driver)
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16:07 | Bertl | the FPGA sequencer has been removed already too and I'm currently shuffling around the registers spaces to accomodate for the changes
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16:08 | Bertl | timing wise tests look good, we can 'respond' in userspace within 25 HDMI pixel which should be more than sufficient to switch the buffers around
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16:09 | Bertl | still needs some testing to confirm that we can do a userspace solution here (which would be optimal) but if not, we can still do a kernel driver which handles the switching
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16:09 | Bertl | that's it from my side for this week
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16:11 | se6astian | great, many thanks for the update
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16:11 | se6astian | quick updates from my side
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16:11 | se6astian | we have been added to https://projects.openhardware.science/ today
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16:11 | se6astian | apparently we did not get the GOSH funding as we did not receive any email notification and the thread also has not been udpated ;(
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16:12 | se6astian | I did some wiki housekeeping to clean up the GSoC pages
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16:12 | se6astian | also the website workgroup met last week and made some progress with new templates and samples (bandit helped with CSS
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16:12 | se6astian | samples
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16:12 | se6astian | https://www.apertus.org/node/581
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16:14 | se6astian | the workgroup will meet again on thursday
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16:14 | se6astian | oscar sent me some pictures of 3d print progress but will wait for him to share those in the group when ready
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16:15 | se6astian | manfred also sent me picture of the laser cut ZIF frame
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16:15 | se6astian | cutting works great with the dvd case material
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16:15 | se6astian | engraving not so much
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16:15 | se6astian | as its black on black, so not really readable
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16:16 | se6astian | but we can just label it another way, no big deal
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16:16 | se6astian | I will visit manfred soon to supply him with more dvd cases and to test the ZIF socket glueing
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16:17 | se6astian | thats it from my side
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16:17 | se6astian | anyone else who wants to report/share?
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16:20 | se6astian | ok, then, thanks Bertl! and I hope to see more progress reports again soon, MEETING CONCLUDED
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16:23 | Bertl | as usual, thanks for the moderation!
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16:25 | se6astian | as usual, my pleasure :D
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