Krita

So had a crack at this again finally worked flawlessly, apparently a cheap 350mA USB power supply doesn't work. just plug it into the helios if required.....

the helios64 runs a jmicron JMB585 sata controller, in theory you should be able to run an external sata expander enclosure running a jmicron JMB575 chipset. I have all the hardware sitting here but haven't had the chance to test it yet. possibly over the weekend ill get a chance. last time i tried running the drives off the helios64 power supply...things didn't go well.

Im getting exact same kernel oops with Linux helios64 5.10.43-rockchip64 #21.05.4 SMP PREEMPT Wed Jun 16 08:02:12 UTC 2021 aarch64 GNU/Linux does your unit successfully reboot? mine fails to find the SD card at automated soft reboot refer

So Ive had the crash happen again after allmost exactly 24hrs, this time with logging verbose 5 so i actually got a bit of data. this was under no load at all, no one logged on just a single PC on the network running USB-C serial logging. I have no idea how to interoperate the data but I'm instigating what it means to the best of my ability, any pointer would be great

apparently my searching skills are rubbish, found a thread with the FPDMA QUEUED fault, will investigate that, but seems thats a seperate isue to the reboot.

Hi all, been trying to sort out a stability problem with what was a rock solid helios64, i moved from running armbian on the eMMC to a 256GB sandisk extreme SD card due to plex continually filling it up. currently running Armbian 21.05.6 Buster with Linux 5.10.43-rockchip64, running OMV, Plex and ZFS not much more it appears this is where things go pear shaped: I've aready given i a bump in voltage as recommended in the config file but i cant tell where to check if it took the settting, frequency is set in armbian-config to ondemand. does anyone have any ideas? Thanks in advance Krita

So does this look like the info required? https://github.com/nuumio/linux-kernel/commit/5a65b17686002dc84d461bffa324a2cb68e67aee From my reading this is how BSD has also got pcie working on these boards. Of note is this mailing list regarding working thru the exact issue 9 months ago http://u-boot.10912.n7.nabble.com/PATCH-rockchip-Add-delay-after-link-training-td414588.html

Hmmm mobile will catch you out every time, when i get back to my pc ill have to find the patch again and will update you.

Hi all, I'd love to run my sas2008 card on armbian. Im currentky testing the ayufan 0.10.12 build and it is working with my sas cards flawlessly even with sas expanders and 16x hdd attached. https://github.com/ayufan-rock64/linux-build/releases On armbian or any other release for that matter there is insufficient boot wait time for to card, i believe these cards take around 400ms to boot with bios rom deleted. The patch provides 1 second wait time. Working kernel patch is here thats been pulled into the above release https://github.com/nuumio/rp64-linux-mainline-kernel/releases any chance of having this incorporated? My skillset with kernel/image building is very short in supply so im not sure how much i can do but point me in the right direction and ill try, it appears this is a very usefull feature for those with lsi sas cards for bigger nas boxes. Krita