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yes, it is. 5.2V to .3 seems to be a reasonable value.

Last week mesa 24.1.0 was released and friday 24.1.0-2 reached sid. This means that with sid + the armbian-edge kernels making panthor work on the rock-5b is pretty easy. Hope the AX210 follows soon. I've seen comments that it currently iis working on the Orange Pi 5. Can't wait until mesa 24.1 hits trixie.

@D I'm really unfamiliar with DTS and such, hence there isn't much I'd help. But that are there any hints in dmesg etc? And as I suggested, try to decompile the dtb for your board and review that. In my case, I tried that for Orange Pi Zero 3 and did not see pwm devices listed. Hence, I'd guess those would need to be added by applying a .dtbo (device tree overlay binary). Accordingly, you may be able to check the same thing in a running system by checking them under /proc/device-tree as well. e.g. if you don't find them in /proc/device-tree, maybe that overlay isn't loaded.

Setup mem=16G at kernel cmdline.

i don't have the tools to test the voltages and don't have a precise tunable powersource. as you seems to know about electronic can i ask you ? Is 6V will be too much overvoltage ?

i don't need 32 for now, i jut bought it for the future. Should it be possible to lie on the size of the memory and only declare 16Gb usable ?

@amazingfate you tested it on a 5C Lite right? I have an 5C non-Lite. Can anyone test the `Armbian_24.5.1_Rock-5c_noble_vendor_6.1.43.img.xz` on a Rock 5C (non-Lite)?

The issue is probably due to the fact that rk35xx SoCs have to carve out some memory areas above 16 GB as reserved. Access to those areas leads to crashes. Because no fully open source TF-A is available yet, current mainline U-Boot has mechanisms landed to take the area information from the closed source TPL. Chances are the firmware you're using hasn't backported this yet, because devices larger than 16GB are only now becoming widely available in the open market.

Download https://github.com/armbian/linux-rockchip/blob/rk-6.1-rkr1/arch/arm64/boot/dts/rockchip/overlay/orangepi-5-sata.dts and add it to the system using armbian-add-overlay orangepi-5-sata.dts it seems Like we don't have an overlay for sata0 for edge kernel yet

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Voltage might be an issue. Most SBCs while rated for 5 volts prefer slight overvoltage, last but not least to compensate for voltage loss across wiring, connectors and the PCB itself. Even PSU sold by xunlong in combination with the OPi5, also while rated for 5v actually outputs about 5.2V. I verified this on an OPi5 month ago by measuring at the voltage source which was between 5.2 and 5.3 volts and the USB-A connector on the board which dropped to 5.0 volts when putting on a heavy CPU load. Since the PSU itself has way more than enough power voltage there were constant. Now think about what happens when your PSU only outputs barely enough wattage. Not only the voltage drop mentioned earlier will be there but also the voltage will break down at PSU level which increases the overall voltage drop to a (from a electronics perspective) crazy level. So if your input voltage is 5 volts only it will drop below this and malfunctioning is VERY likely then. I'd test this on the 5+ 32G model if I had one. But mine has 16G memory only.

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More current (5A instead of 4A) did not resolve the problem for me. I tried the vendor distro (debian) and problem is not solved. Writing from SD to emmc makes crash too. even if no usb connected. A simple copy command make debian crash. i will go to orangepi forum 😕 for help.

Warpme updated his miniarch using kernel 6.9. Maybe hdmi will work? Test out some of his 616 images see if they have video. Not sure why your box doesn't have hdmi. https://github.com/warpme/miniarch/releases

trying to find a working linux image, i have just installed Lakka and it is running kernel 6.6.30 (maybe the armbian issue is not completly kernel related?) ... but i have no network still searching a working image ... edit: just found older image: https://armbian.systemonachip.net/archive/orangepipc2/archive/

someone have a copy of a working image? i cant find it anywere 😕

it will never happend.... I promess you. my next project will be RK3576 rk3588 desnt make sense for a TV box.... cheap EMMC, Cheap WIFI, cheap RAM, and big price.

Update : I haven't downgrade to bullseye, but seeing there's a new update for the bookworm, I try it. it seems this latest update is making it stable: linux-dtb-current-sunxi:armhf (24.2.1, 24.5.1), linux-u-boot-orangepione-current:armhf (24.2.1, 24.5.1), linux-image-current-sunxi:armhf (24.2.1, 24.5.1) been running for 48 hours without error. I even tried to install the newest armbian-firmware yesterday.

root@t98-616:~# ls /sys/kernel/debug/clk ahb3 bus-i2c4 bus-ve mixer1 r-ahb apb1 bus-iommu bus-wb mixer1-div r-apb1 apb2 bus-keyadc ce mmc0 r-apb1-ir audio-codec-1x bus-mixer0 clk_dump mmc1 r-apb1-rtc audio-codec-4x bus-mixer1 clk_orphan_dump mmc2 r-apb1-twd audio-hub bus-mmc0 clk_orphan_summary nand0 r-apb2 avs bus-mmc1 clk_summary nand1 r-apb2-i2c axi bus-mmc2 cpux osc12M r-apb2-rsb bus-audio-codec bus-nand cpux-apb osc24M rtc-int-osc bus-audio-hub bus-ohci0 de osc32k-out spdif bus-ce bus-ohci1 deinterlace pll-audio-1x spi0 bus-dbg bus-ohci2 dmic pll-audio-2x spi1 bus-de bus-ohci3 dram pll-audio-4x tcon-top-tv0 bus-deinterlace bus-otg emac-25m pll-audio-hs tcon-tv0 bus-dma bus-psi g2d pll-cpux tcon-tv1 bus-dmic bus-pwm gpu0 pll-ddr0 ts bus-dram bus-spdif gpu1 pll-ddr1 tve0 bus-ehci0 bus-spi0 hdcp pll-de usb-ohci0 bus-ehci1 bus-spi1 hdmi pll-gpu usb-ohci1 bus-ehci2 bus-tcon-top hdmi-cec pll-periph0 usb-ohci2 bus-ehci3 bus-tcon-tv0 hdmi-slow pll-periph0-2x usb-ohci3 bus-emac0 bus-tcon-tv1 ir pll-periph1 usb-phy0 bus-emac1 bus-ths losc pll-periph1-2x usb-phy1 bus-g2d bus-ts mbus pll-system-32k usb-phy2 bus-gpu bus-tve0 mbus-ce pll-ve usb-phy3 bus-hdcp bus-tve-top mbus-dma pll-video0 ve bus-hdmi bus-uart0 mbus-g2d pll-video0-4x wb bus-hstimer bus-uart1 mbus-nand pll-video1 wb-div bus-i2c0 bus-uart2 mbus-ts pll-video1-4x bus-i2c1 bus-uart3 mbus-ve pll-video2 bus-i2c2 bus-uart4 mixer0 pll-video2-4x bus-i2c3 bus-uart5 mixer0-div psi-ahb1-ahb2 there is a lot of clock, I dont think that all of them are use on sun50i-h616.dtsi I still cant get hdmi output to work.....

@Szymon_Zy the way it works is you create a new thread in the "TVBox section" (refer to Fig. 1.1.) of this forum, named "H96 max" and "v58" separately (if they do not already exist), you may cross-reference each other. References: - Figure 1.1. https://forum.armbian.com/forum/24-tv-boxes/

mount -o loop,offset=$((512*32768)) Armbian_24.5.1_Orangepi5_noble_edge_6.8.10.img /mnt root@debian:/mnt/boot/dtb/rockchip/overlay# ls *sata* rockchip-rk3588-sata1.dtbo rockchip-rk3588-sata2.dtbo root@debian:/mnt/boot# cat /mnt/boot/armbianEnv.txt verbosity=1 bootlogo=false console=both overlay_prefix=rockchip-rk3588 fdtfile=rockchip/rk3588s-orangepi-5.dtb rootdev=UUID=8d4fb7ad-919e-4333-b280-898b77c80f0a rootfstype=ext4 for 'Armbian_24.5.1_Orangepi5_noble_edge_6.8.10.img' what should I add to armbianEnv.txt to start armbian from a m2 sata? Thank you so much