Adding USB ports on Youyeetoo R1 v3 #227
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Commit history is not readable, can you squash them? |
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@amazingfate now I don't know how to fix this conflict.. |
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You are overwriting existing code. |
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@amazingfate how can fix? |
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@amazingfate i rollback the commit, but i didn't understand the squash, i'm so sorry :( |
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- formatting code - added references to usb ports arch: arm64 board: youyeetoo r1 v3 added wireless reference and bluetooth - added the reference to RTC code arch: arm64 board: youyeetoo r1 still trying to fix usb ports arch: arm64 board: youyeetoo r1 fix syntax error arch: arm64 board: youyeetoo r1 add phy-supply on ports arch: arm64 board: youyeetoo r1 add host mode usb3.0 arch: arm64 board: youyeetoo r1 re-add reference to usb-c/a arch: arm64 board: youyeetoo r1 fix compilation error. arch: arm64 board: youyeetoo r1 missing usb3 interface. arch: arm64 board: youyeetoo r1 wrong vbus supply reference arch: arm64 board: youyeetoo r1 reformatting code arch: arm64 board: youyeetoo r1 removed usbc reference and add some reference to usb-a 3.0, vendor dts are uncomplete and usb-a 3.0 not working. arch: arm64 board: youyeetoo r1 renabled some reference of usb3.0 driver.. arch: arm64 board: youyeetoo r1 testing usb 3.0 arch: arm64 board: youyeetoo r1 missing ; arch: arm64 board: youyeetoo r1 reformatting code arch: arm64 board: youyeetoo r1 add hdmi in
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@amazingfate Now it's ok? |
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* WIP: arch: arm64 board: youyeetoo r1 v3 add rewrited dts code. * arch: arm64 board: youyeetoo r1 v3 add missing regulator for dcin 12v - formatting code - added references to usb ports arch: arm64 board: youyeetoo r1 v3 added wireless reference and bluetooth - added the reference to RTC code arch: arm64 board: youyeetoo r1 still trying to fix usb ports arch: arm64 board: youyeetoo r1 fix syntax error arch: arm64 board: youyeetoo r1 add phy-supply on ports arch: arm64 board: youyeetoo r1 add host mode usb3.0 arch: arm64 board: youyeetoo r1 re-add reference to usb-c/a arch: arm64 board: youyeetoo r1 fix compilation error. arch: arm64 board: youyeetoo r1 missing usb3 interface. arch: arm64 board: youyeetoo r1 wrong vbus supply reference arch: arm64 board: youyeetoo r1 reformatting code arch: arm64 board: youyeetoo r1 removed usbc reference and add some reference to usb-a 3.0, vendor dts are uncomplete and usb-a 3.0 not working. arch: arm64 board: youyeetoo r1 renabled some reference of usb3.0 driver.. arch: arm64 board: youyeetoo r1 testing usb 3.0 arch: arm64 board: youyeetoo r1 missing ; arch: arm64 board: youyeetoo r1 reformatting code arch: arm64 board: youyeetoo r1 add hdmi in
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Hi,
Today I received the board, but unfortunately, I encountered issues with the USB 3.0 ports. I spent some time figuring out how everything works, but even the vendor's version didn't have all the USB ports fully functional; some, like the USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 in its block, weren't working at all.
After testing, I was able to get all the USB ports detected correctly. Currently, there are 4 USB 2.0 ports and 1 USB 3.0 port working.
The board appears to be stable for now, but further updates will be made during the development period.
Thank you,
Dany