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Posted

I think you already have that one, but just in case, output on an Orange Pi 3 (which should be a pretty recent one):

 

SoC bin: slow chip (bin=1) (raw=1)

 

 

Posted

orangepi 3

 

./regtool h6-soc-bin
SoC bin: slow chip (bin=1) (raw=1)

 

beelink gs1

 

LibreELEC:~ # ./regtool h6-soc-bin
SoC bin: slow chip (bin=1) (raw=1)

 

 

 

 

Posted

Thank you, all. Looks like vlad59 found the interesting value. So far it looks like, noone reported raw=7 and we have one report of raw=2, so the meanings should be raw=1 -> slow, raw=2 -> normal, raw=3 -> fast bin.

 

Posted
26 minutes ago, vlad59 said:

Forgot to tell if you want more Tanix TX6 report, go to librelec forum or ask Jernej

No need, I also follow this forum :) Currently I don't have any H6 board set up, but I'll test in following days.

Posted

I ran regtool in my (recently bought) Orange Pi 3 and this was the output:

 

SoC bin: slow chip (bin=1) (raw=1)

 

And here is the content of dump-h6-ths if it's of any use:

 

THS:
0x05070400 : 01df002f
0x05070404 : 00000003
0x05070408 : 0016d000
0x0507040c : 00000000
0x05070410 : 00000003
0x05070414 : 00000000
0x05070418 : 00000000
0x0507041c : 00000000
0x05070420 : 00000000
0x05070424 : 00000000
0x05070428 : 00000000
0x0507042c : 00000000
0x05070430 : 00000005
0x05070434 : 00000000
0x05070438 : 00000000
0x0507043c : 00000000
0x05070440 : 05a00684
0x05070444 : 05a00684
0x05070448 : 00000000
0x0507044c : 00000000
0x05070450 : 00000000
0x05070454 : 00000000
0x05070458 : 00000000
0x0507045c : 00000000
0x05070460 : 00000000
0x05070464 : 00000000
0x05070468 : 00000000
0x0507046c : 00000000
0x05070470 : 00000000
0x05070474 : 00000000
0x05070478 : 00000000
0x0507047c : 00000000
0x05070480 : 04e904e9
0x05070484 : 00000000
0x05070488 : 00000000
0x0507048c : 00000000
0x05070490 : 00000000
0x05070494 : 00000000
0x05070498 : 00000000
0x0507049c : 00000000
0x050704a0 : 08690860
0x050704a4 : 00000000
0x050704a8 : 00000000
0x050704ac : 00000000
0x050704b0 : 00000000
0x050704b4 : 00000000
0x050704b8 : 00000000
0x050704bc : 00000000
0x050704c0 : 00000835
0x050704c4 : 0000082c
0x050704c8 : 00000000
0x050704cc : 00000000
0x050704d0 : 00000000
0x050704d4 : 00000000
0x050704d8 : 00000000
0x050704dc : 00000000
0x050704e0 : 00000000
0x050704e4 : 00000000
0x050704e8 : 00000000
0x050704ec : 00000000
0x050704f0 : 00000000
0x050704f4 : 00000000
0x050704f8 : 00000000
0x050704fc : 00000000

 

Posted
On 10/28/2019 at 3:26 PM, martinayotte said:

Anyway, I will try to find some "missing time ingredient" in the following days, and Armbian will then be ready for a commit ...

 

Any luck finding an additional hour? ( too bad we missed the 27 October time slot, one hour for free ... ...  )

Anyway noticed rc6 has been released meanwhile, but is not in megous 5.4 - branch yet, worth waiting for that before committing things ?

Posted

Megi is usually a few days behind since they probably have other things to do ;). I remember in summer it took a few weeks to catch up with the branches but my guess was they were on vacation which is perfectly fine :)

Posted
12 hours ago, dolphs said:

Anyway noticed rc6 has been released meanwhile, but is not in megous 5.4 - branch yet,

My H6s are running 5.4.0-rc4 from megous's branch, it is just some preview builds I've done, but I didn't commit to Armbian yet ...

Posted

I don't know what else to try. My OPi3 Fails 100% of the attempts to use.... sometimes it doesn't even finish the boot, sometimes i can type login/pass before it freezes. Tried many many different nightly images.... It works stable with LibreElec beta image, but, I don't want to use mine (only) as kodi media center....

Posted
17 minutes ago, leofuscaldi said:

Tried many many different nightly images


Until you will not see nightly images with kernel 5.4.y its pointless to try. Nobody will not port fix to 5.3.y 

Posted

Maybe people looking to run a stable system should just stop chasing the very latest of everything!

This uptime of 42 days is only because of a local power outage, otherwise it's absolutely rock solid running snapd, nextcloud, mosquitto, node-red, grafana, .....

 

image.png.cf97b1b2565efe2a6763e577d4e1cb95.png

Posted
20 minutes ago, leofuscaldi said:

I don't know what else to try. My OPi3 Fails 100% of the attempts to use.... sometimes it doesn't even finish the boot, sometimes i can type login/pass before it freezes. Tried many many different nightly images.... It works stable with LibreElec beta image, but, I don't want to use mine (only) as kodi media center....

 

Do you mean you can't get any version of Armbian to run on your Orange Pi 3 at all? I have one that's running very well using the Buster minimal version based on 5.3, including X, Chromium, HDMI output, Ethernet, USB, SPI... I have only tested Wi-Fi very quickly, but it worked out of the box. BT and SPI needed a little bit more configuration.

 

I started from Armbian_5.98.191009_Orangepi3_Debian_buster_dev_5.3.5_minimal but have upgraded several times since. Currently on 5.3.7 5.98.191026.

 

I'm booting directly from SD card, if that matters (no eMMC, 1 GB RAM).

 

Really the only thing I'm missing for now is 3D GPU support (panfrost), other than that it's just perfect, though I don't use video at all so I have no idea of the support on that front.

 

By the way, thanks to all for the really great job!

Posted
14 hours ago, martinayotte said:

My H6s are running 5.4.0-rc4 from megous's branch, it is just some preview builds I've done, but I didn't commit to Armbian yet ...

cheers for that, will await your commits and meanwhile will play some more with my RockPI4a - TiA! -

Posted
On 11/5/2019 at 4:57 PM, jcaron said:

 

Do you mean you can't get any version of Armbian to run on your Orange Pi 3 at all? I have one that's running very well using the Buster minimal version based on 5.3, including X, Chromium, HDMI output, Ethernet, USB, SPI... I have only tested Wi-Fi very quickly, but it worked out of the box. BT and SPI needed a little bit more configuration.

 

 

Wait, BT is working with 5.4 RC now?

Posted
2 hours ago, SchmuseTigger said:

Wait, BT is working with 5.4 RC now?

 

If by BT you mean Bluetooth like I do, it's working in 5.3 on the Orange Pi 3 using the Armbian nightly, it includes the firmware for the chip, there's just a bit of setup to do.

 

IIRC all that is really needed is the init script available in the package included here:

and a little change covered here:

 

Posted
5 hours ago, SchmuseTigger said:

Wait, BT is working with 5.4 RC now?

 

Linux 5.4 contains the code changes, dts changes will be included in 5.5. So yes, and no.

Posted
5 hours ago, SchmuseTigger said:

Wait, BT is working with 5.4 RC now?

Also check the mainlining effort page , kernel 5.5 is supposed to bring us lots of joy and perhaps by then H6 can be out of WIP stage, but is still 2-3 Months away from now ...

Looks like it is also interesting regarding CRYPTO, if you use eg ovpn or SSL ...

 

UPDATE

@megi Did not notice your reply earlier, btw thanks for bump to 5.4-rc6

Posted
21 minutes ago, dolphs said:

Also check the mainlining effort page , kernel 5.5 is supposed to bring us lots of joy and perhaps by then H6 can be out of WIP stage, but is still 2-3 Months away from now ...

Looks like it is also interesting regarding CRYPTO, if you use eg ovpn or SSL ...

 

UPDATE

@megi Did not notice your reply earlier, btw thanks for bump to 5.4-rc6

Crypto can already be accelerated if you pick ciphers that can be accelerated with aarch64 AES instructions, because H6 has these, and they are fast.

 

openssl speed -evp aes-128-cbc -bytes 4096

 

aes-128-cbc    1324171.04k

 

that's > 1.2GiB/s on single core

 

Maybe ecb is better for benchmarking:

 

openssl speed -evp aes-128-ecb -bytes 4096

 

aes-128-ecb     537105.75k

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