Comment # 9 on bug 1215995 from Macpaul Lin

Hi Ivan,

Thank you for providing very clear steps. I must say that Suse's 'mkdud' and
'mksusecd' are very easy to get started and use. Although there are no dpkg
packages, I can use alien to convert them into .deb files, so I can run these
debug steps on Ubuntu.

When I put all the drivers (about 50+) into initrd.img, it's clear that most of
the drivers can be detected. This also includes USB HOST and ethernet. After
about half a day of cleaning up, it is now clear that to support the USB host
driver (USB PORT 3) on the mt8195-demo board, the following drivers need to be
added. This is base on the current iso images and kernel packages.

For enable USB HOST:
MODULES="clk-mt8195-imp_iic_wrap mt6360_charger mtk-pmic-wrap nvmem_mtk-efuse"

The following are the binaries I've used:
 - kernel: kernel-default-6.5.6-1.1.gc97c2df.aarch64.rpm
current-ISO:
 - openSUSE-Tumbleweed-NET-aarch64-Snapshot20231003-Media.iso

I'll do next for enabling the ethernet driver.