> Use the network console mode of the Debian installer, which will likely > let you SSH in from another device so that you can check logs etc. All > of the Debian installer wiki pages are outdated so I'm not sure if > these are correct/useful, but it should be possible somehow. Thanks for the suggestions. I will try even though the device does not have an ethernet interface, only wifi which surely requires drivers. > Download the Debian Linux kernel image binary package and check if it > has the build config options for SC8180X enabled in /boot/config-*. > > If not, try to rebuild it with that enabled and boot that. You are right, they are not set. I will try to rebuild the kernel even though it is my first time :) # CONFIG_PINCTRL_SC8180X is not set # CONFIG_PINCTRL_SC8280XP is not set # CONFIG_INTERCONNECT_QCOM_SC8180X is not set # CONFIG_INTERCONNECT_QCOM_SC8280XP is not set > Contact the folks who worked on mainline Linux kernel support for > SC8180X and ask for help figuring out where/if the support for SC8180XP > landed and how to debug the issue. OK, I will report any updates here. > I see a lot for SC8180X in mainline Linux, but no device tree curiously > and nothing for SC8180XP either. Right, I am not an expert, but I came to the same conclusion. Best Regards, Alfredo
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