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LeMaker Banana Pro Updated 20.11.6 and eth0 is losing packets


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Thanks. Nothing fancy from a quick look. As a temporary fix you can use armbian-config to revert to an older kernel, perhaps the version you were using before if it is still available and then freeze firmware updates.

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  • Werner changed the title to LeMaker Banana Pro Updated 20.11.6 and eth0 is losing packets

Thanks, it is a new installation, I had the problem of the disabled hdmi port.

When I saw today's update, I installed it and everything just got worse. I have tried the buster and bullseye images with the same result. I will try to prove.

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Hi,

I had the same effect - eth0 only worked by forcing the switch to 100FD after upgrading to 5.10.4 from 5.9.14. If I leave it on automatic, the port negotiates at 1000FD but loses most packets.

No connection possible with a TP Link Switch.

It seemed to be a little more stable connecting to a Fritzbox - I could login using ssh after connecting the Pi to that.

After forcing the Fritzbox to 100FD I could login using SSH and downgrade to 5.9.14 (which I had before).

5.9.14 confirmed to be stable for ETH0. For HDMI I don't know.

Hope that helps.

 

KR Thorsten

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Am 5.1.2021 um 22:47 schrieb Igor:

Great! Is this fix part of the 20.11.7 builds and current armbian repositories kernel / dtb packages?

I bought an SD Card to test which should arrive tomorrow and want to know if I need to compile my own kernel package or if it is supposed work "out of the box" with current repositories...

 

Sorry if this is a dumb question but I am not familiar with github and build cycles and stuff - also happy to learn how I could determine this by myself...

 

Many thanks!

 

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5 minutes ago, Green Daddy said:

"out of the box" with current repositories...


I think it should.

 

6 minutes ago, Green Daddy said:

Sorry if this is a dumb question but I am not familiar with github and build cycles and stuff - also happy to learn how I could determine this by myself...


Those hotfixes are triggered manually so there is no relation on github. Regular way:
https://docs.armbian.com/Process_Release-Model/

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