Is there new docs for the nolk version?

[M1cha]

well what kind of documentation are you talking about? what do you want to know? I didn't write any additional documentation myself and qualcomm doesn't use LK anymore.

[ghost]

well what kind of documentation are you talking about? what do you want to know? I didn't write any additional documentation myself and qualcomm doesn't use LK anymore.

like how to create device tree and compile right

[M1cha]

you can find the old documentation in the wiki: https://github.com/efidroid/projectmanagement/wiki/%5BEFIDroid%5D-Build-system/69e6f4cf8a46b08eddb972bcd0b1c93e86689dc3

[ghost]

you can find the old documentation in the wiki: https://github.com/efidroid/projectmanagement/wiki/%5BEFIDroid%5D-Build-system/69e6f4cf8a46b08eddb972bcd0b1c93e86689dc3

but these docs seem not to be applicable to efidroid without lk

[ghost]

and how to make arm64 target (with lk version)

[M1cha]

IIRC that's not supported. Even 64bit devices used a 32bit LK. 64bit kernels were booted through an SCM call to a higher execution level: https://github.com/efidroid/bootloader_lk/blob/91bd0e0878af6b6731986519387d17c411482d34/app/aboot/aboot.c#L799

[ghost]

you can find the old documentation in the wiki: https://github.com/efidroid/projectmanagement/wiki/%5BEFIDroid%5D-Build-system/69e6f4cf8a46b08eddb972bcd0b1c93e86689dc3

but these docs seem not to be applicable to efidroid without lk

like Porting-a-new-device

[M1cha]

Sry I failed to read the issue title properly :P The nolk version wasn't anywhere new to being able to boot Android or have enough drivers to support more than the one or two devices we had for testing.

You could take a look at the device port for xiaomi/aries: https://github.com/efidroid/device/tree/xiaomi/aries Keep in mind that there'll be a ton of missing drivers in https://github.com/efidroid/uefi_edk2packages_EFIDroidPkg though.

You'll definitely need some form of low level debugging like UART to improve on that.