Nick A Posted May 22 Author Posted May 22 (edited) @Sand_Death I just updated my build with @alexc's BSP changes, which include the latest AIC8800 drivers. I'm building an image right now, so I haven't tested it yet. I haven't tested Ethernet either. Maybe Alex can help you with that. Edited May 22 by Nick A 0 Quote
alexc Posted May 22 Posted May 22 My board is A7Z so unfortunately I couldn't fully test the Ethernet drivers. Hi @qq20739111 / @humanus, any luck with the on board Ethernet? FYI, my new version utilizes mainline MMC drivers as well. And I'm looking into PCIE at the moment. 0 Quote
alexc Posted May 22 Posted May 22 (edited) OK, it looks like the BSP PCIe driver might have some issues related to power management. I’m not entirely sure of the root cause yet, but when I connected an NVMe drive, it got extremely hot and failed to initialize properly. The NVMe dmesg output suggested adding the following kernel parameters: nvme_core.default_ps_max_latency_us=0 pcie_aspm=off This resolved the NVMe issues on my side. I’ll try to dig deeper into the root cause, but @humanus please give it a try as well. Edited May 22 by alexc 0 Quote
Marvin-03 Posted Wednesday at 01:44 PM Posted Wednesday at 01:44 PM I tried to boot via EMMC using alexc's/Nick's BSP Kernel (6.18) and had a kernel panic: https://pastebin.com/aPhDfFzr The crash occurs in thread T77 (a background worker) while it is attempting to scan for SD cards (mmc_rescan). More specifically, the crash occurs when calling sd_uhs2_power_up, which is requested by mmc_attach_sd_uhs2. Here, the kernel is attempting to power up the power supply for the UHS-II SD card protocol. 0 Quote
alexc Posted Wednesday at 02:55 PM Posted Wednesday at 02:55 PM Hi @Marvin-03, could you try the latest build? It looks like your board is still using the BSP MMC driver, but we migrated to the mainline MMC driver last week. That should at least resolve the issue you're currently seeing. Also looking forward to your testing on the eMMC side, since the A7Z does not have eMMC support. 0 Quote
Marvin-03 Posted 17 hours ago Posted 17 hours ago (edited) @Nick A I had to modify the "0011-Add-BSP-support-files-afa7aabb90" patch in the "Radxa-mainline-WIP-test" branch to allow compiling. This is the new patch file: https://pastebin.com/3Qc2bGPY After flashing the image to the emmc I got this bootlog: https://pastebin.com/eqsZ2d1r It seems like it wont leave the U-Boot. I used this command to flash the image: sudo dd if=/mnt/transcend/Armbian-unofficial_26.02.0-trunk_Radxa-cubie-a7a_trixie_edge_6.18.19_gnome_desktop.img of=/dev/mmcblk1 bs=4M status=progress conv=fsync @alexc Do you know if the A523 and A733 use the same pcie driver? I've already optimized the A523 pcie driver and its in the mainline armbian. Edited 21 minutes ago by Marvin-03 0 Quote
keegat Posted 13 hours ago Posted 13 hours ago Hello, I am attempting to run armbian off of UFS on an a7z and running into issues. I don't know if I'm missing something fairly basic. - Board is unmodified by me. I don't know how commonly sellers mod these boards themselves, but there is a bit of scuffing on the ram and UFS chip. It has 8gb ram, the official hsf, and the official power supply. Display over HDMI, USB hub for IO. - I can boot the official radxa image from the ufs, flashing it with sudo dd if=<path_to_image> of=/dev/sda bs=4M status=progress conv=fsync - I have successfully built and booted armbian trixie 6.6 kernel with kde on the sd card. I had to do some tty backflips to get kde to launch once it booted, but it did run. I have also booted the released armbian xfce build from sd, which I had no problems with at all. - Currently I have the official radxa image booted off the sd card, and I have been attempting to build and flash armbian for ufs. - I built with ./compile.sh, board selection: radxa-cubie-a7z-ufs, vendor 6.6, trixie, desktop, kde, no extras - Flashed to the ufs with the same command from above from my session on the radxa build sd card, and rebooted without the sd card. The green LED comes on solid, then the fan kicks in, then the LED turns off. My display comes up out of sleep, black screen for a second, then no signal. - After about 25 minutes, I disconnected power, and booted back into the sd card. Here is the boot.log from the ufs: https://pastebin.com/ASpndqVU 0 Quote
Nick A Posted 27 minutes ago Author Posted 27 minutes ago (edited) @Marvin-03 that's odd. The test branch I cloned has "0011-Add-BSP-support-files-54e9e5fb62" patch. Compiles fine on my build. Try to clone it again. git clone https://github.com/NickAlilovic/build.git --branch Radxa-mainline-WIP-test Edited 17 minutes ago by Nick A 0 Quote
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