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@jamesharton the Armbian images have been refreshed with the new DDR binary. Also thanks for sharing the pic.
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@jamesharton can you send pictures of your board with the memory module print visible?
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@Igor can you replace 5B-Plus and 5T images with new ones from CI? On the very latest they will be available with the 26.05 release by the end of the month.
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@jameshartonyou can track this PR: https://github.com/armbian/build/pull/9773
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This will be addressed shortly. I will update this thread when the fix is merged
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@Igor Maybe we can add a lastchange.txt file with unix timestamp to the root and use it for a status page? Then periodically let it check and output status in a separate tab on https://actions.armbian.com/
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I maintain it and can take a look this week. Just need to find a spare nvme somewhere -
The one time I used my iPad autocorrect comes to bite me
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@Werner we should include the „new“ Arabian blog here
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There’s some patches from radxa I'll add this weekend. Maybe it’ll work after that
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I'll look into this
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So I was able to reproduce the issue when trying to boot via NVMe after using armbian-config to switch from emmc. Using rkdeveloptool to flash the SPI with https://dl.radxa.com/rock5/sw/images/loader/rock-5b+/release/rock-5b+-spi-image-8ea7ee4-20240730.img (short guide in the spoiler) I was able to boot into the NVMe. Looking into fixing the broken SPI installation
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@Igor Just tried with the latest image on https://dl.armbian.com/rock-5b-plus/Noble_vendor_gnome. This 100% works as I had tested, so either @armbuilder has a broken flash storage or had an error while writing to the storage medium. Gnome Desktop is working too
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5B+ on vendor (6.1.115) has all I/O related stuff fixed (since 6.1.84) as far as my testing (the one reported in the https://www.armbian.com/rock-5b-plus/ description). Looking into the broken gnome image though and will update here!
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Did you give BSP kernel source 6.6 a try?
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How about: https://sbcwiki.com/news/index.xml 😉
