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Huawei bootloader strange problem #446
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SBL turns on the regulators (= power supplies). If you need any GPIOs or similar, or additional non-standard power supplies then lk1st needs to implement that. For example, huawei-g7 has a tps65132 that is needed for the panel to work and I had to add extra code for that: bf8bccd You need to provide more information about your setup (e.g. upload your changes you made for your devices). Also, what does "cannot enter the kernel" mean? Is there a specific error? |
it just got stuck in bootloop.reboot again and again |
No, my device clearly does not use tps65132, but directly disabled tps65132 in the device tree. On the contrary, I saw Huawei's own implementation in the device tree, like "huawei, xxx" |
i want to ask you a question,can huawei g7 boot with 64-bit tz/hyp and origin huawei aboot(not lk1st)? I also tried to use Huawei's native Aboot with 64 bit TZ and HYP, but it cannot boot, the screen is black, there is no vibration, and the LED is not working. |
I have a Huawei T1-A21L equipped with MSM8916, and it can be confirmed that secure boot is not enabled. However, Huawei's native firmware is 32-bit. I compiled LK1st and replaced the native firmware with 64 bit TZ and qhypstub. However, Huawei's SBL has additional signature verification for Aboot (not a Qualcomm certificate), so I had to use DB410C's SBL to boot into LK1st. Despite porting the panel, the screen did not respond and could not boot into the kernel, and the LED light did not light up (even though I had edited gpio). I suspect it may be related to the replacement of sbl, so I conducted another experiment using db410c sbl, and then using Huawei native tz hyp aboot. At this time, the device can enter fastboot normally, but the screen and LED lights are not on, and it cannot enter the kernel.
So what role did SBL play? Does sbl have an effect on screen or gpio initialization? What should I do? The compilation command for lk1st that I am using is
I have added the panel files into lk2nd/display/generated
help me!
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