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JohnTheCoolingFan

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  1. JohnTheCoolingFan's post in Unable to find PHY was marked as the answer   
    Well, the situation is that a proper ethernet driver for btt cb1 is not available and we have to use a different driver and rely on u-boot to bring the PHY up. We have been able to provide working PHY in the current branch, but not on edge. From what I remember it's a known problem and current uses a workaround I mentioned earlier. I've tested ethernet and it is working on a BigTreeTech Pi 1.2, which should be identical to a cb1 on the carrier board. From what I could find the mainboard of Sovol SV08 does seem to be similar, so I'll re-test the image. Getting ethernet to work was a very finnicky effort and it would be very bad if it doesn't work.

    UPD: works on my end, looks like there might be some difference in your hardware. Even if a small one. Unless the board's peripherals are the exact same as on a BigTreeTech CB1, I can't properly verify and debug the problem on my end and we will have to do that remotely.
  2. JohnTheCoolingFan's post in Unable to Setup CAN Network was marked as the answer   
    From more testing on my end, I found out that the `light` overlay causes errors. Please remove it from the list, and the CAN should work.
  3. JohnTheCoolingFan's post in Messed up armbian installation, had to bootstrap kernel from a backup, need help fixing and finishing was marked as the answer   
    I think this will be the final update. One thing I now know for sure: it would've been easier to reinstall. But I did it my way, learned a bunch of things, broke and restored things, it was kinda fun to take my "old" server for a ride. Had to do much more upgrades, some broke the network, some broke libcrypt which broke ssh and sudo, but in the end I have a working system and software running on it is relatively up-to-date, debian bookworm edition.
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