Salamandar

I added voting options, please revote ! EDIT: crap… We can't edit our votes, I did not expect that

Weird, that's not something I decided when setting up the post. Well I'll just add "support announced features" Also the 2.5GB connector is already fixed in batch 2. I have a zraid (4 HDD), never had an issue. You may need to contact Kobol on this. True, I didn't think of that. Thanks.

(Some explanations to my votes : ) * I printed handles that directly screw with the fan screws on the back side. That's way easier to transport this way ! * The CPU is great, but 4GB of Ram is not enough for some purposes. * The shared SATA between sata1 and the m2 port ain't great. Would an NVMe port be possible ? * A standard PCB dimensions would not be difficult to do (only screw positions have to change) and would make a precedent for other SBC. * I've had low current issues on the USB-A ports for some usb hdds.

Hi everyone ! I'm really happy with my Helios64, running fine with no major issues. BUT This product can obviously be improved with future revisions, while keeping the same base. The Kobol guys told me to open a thread here to discuss what would be great improvement or new features. I'm starting with things off my mind, but please ask me to add things to this list. An explanation would be great in the comments.

Yeah, I tried a manual upgrade but /boot was too small, and it wouldn't reboot after a resize2fs. So I reinstalled my server, and eth1 is running without any issue ! Looks like it really was a legacy kernel issue.

It sometimes disconnects while idle (my Home Assistant web gui does not update, and I discover hours later it had been disconnected), sometimes while transferring data. OK, then I guess I will switch to `current`. Is there any easy switching procedure or should I just install `linux-current-image` ?

I ran the 5.8/5.9 kernel for weeks without any issues (no RAM unstability, no crash, no ethernet issue). Now I reinstalled the thing and came back to a 4.4 kernel to have USB-C support. The thing is… Once every hours, the 1GBps Ethernet disconnects. Once connected through serial port, I can check the port status and it's shown as `Unknown`. I can `ip link set down eth0; ip link set up eth0` to set it back up. Am I the only one with this issue ? Is it well known on 4.4 and solved on 5.9 ?

What do you mean by "in the tree" ? Do you mean in /usr/src/zfs where the zfs-dkms module installs the sources ? Right now the build is done inside the source directory of ZFS, and I'm looking into building it out-of-source (I'm gonna read the dkms scripts, I think they build out-of-source).

@ShadowDance Crap, I didn't even see those headers were available ! I already implemented the modification of the headers version ! Let's roll back. Thanks, feel free to open issues if needed.

Hi, I'm still unable to build the module correctly. The ZFS kernel module is build for kernel '4.4.213-rockchip64' (the headers version name) but the kernel is '4.4.213-rk3399'. spl: version magic '4.4.213-rockchip64 SMP mod_unload aarch64' should be '4.4.213-rk3399 SMP mod_unload aarch64' I'm not sure this can be fixed without editing kernel headers, either : /usr/src/linux-headers-4.4.213-rockchip64/include/config/kernel.release /usr/src/linux-headers-4.4.213-rockchip64/include/generated/utsrelease.h @ShadowDance Are you using the "current" 5.9

That's easy : do NOT follow the instructions from Kobol. Turn the fans the other way so that they PUSH air in the enclosure. I'm around 43°C in idle AND compilation (that's still a lot for idle though, but way more acceptable).