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<ArmbianTwitter> @parmadi (Parmadi Budiprasetyo): Full fledge micro PC that really fits in the pocket.. ARM Based quad core with half gigs of RAM.. running on Linux Armbian Nice... https://t.co/ujy2kf2kGu (5s ago)
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<Werner> Good morning.
<Unit193> Howdy.
<Werner> Mr Frost, how are you?
<Unit193> As decent as can be expected, you?
<Werner> A little bored, little tired. Both expected things if you do not have much to do these days...
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<Unit193> Yeah. I tried picking up nightly walks, that only works if there's not a thunderstorm outside though (like there is now..)
<Werner> Interesting idea. Though as for me it is still a bit too chilly outside at nighttime.
<Unit193> 40-50F here, once it warms up more I'll have to stop.
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<IgorPec> good morning
<Werner> Morning Igor
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<Werner> Getting closer to track down the instability of Panfrost in H6
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<IgorPec> great, with 5.4 or already on 5.6?
<Werner> 5.6 but should not be a difference. As far from now it seems like on higher frequencies the GPU may not receive enough power
<Werner> I cut its balls at 336 MHz and it runs stable with glxgears for several minutes now
<Werner> But a heatsink is probably mandatory since the CPU is limited to 1,5GHz already and it thermal throttles anyways
<IgorPec> yes, this thing gets hot quickly
<IgorPec> what is the freq. range for gpu?
<Werner> 216 to 765
<Werner> There is a devfreq under /sys for the gpu where you can adjust everything.
<Werner> As for me it seems like running into trouble as soon as it works at 360. 332 seems stable
<IgorPec> with a heatsink?
<Werner> Without. I do not have any passive heatsinks here whatsoever. Need to order some
<Werner> Feel free to give it a try with proper cooling
<IgorPec> H6 needs large heatsink
<IgorPec> yeah, i have to try
<Werner> Go big or go home :D
<IgorPec> haha, water cooling, yeah right
<IgorPec> just get some big chunk of metal somthing
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<IgorPec> lanefu:
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<Werner> Seems like working better with proper cooling and redundant power supply
<Werner> Still not up to max clock yet.
<IgorPec> water cooling :)
<Werner> Not exactly ^^
<Werner> Alright, I pushed it all the way to the limit
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<IgorPec> any white smoke ? :)
<Werner> Not yet
<Werner> It seems like it does not like to have variable frequency
<Werner> When I put it to simple-ondemand it freezes again. But when I fix the frequency and put the governor to userspace it seems stable
<IgorPec> dvfs might not be well tuned yet
<Werner> Seems like
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<IgorPec> Lanefu: how CI decides on which MR rans tests and on which doesn't?
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<lanefu> toketin: you can still build EOS images using the armbian build engine https://github.com/armbian/build
<archetech> lanefu, fyi I got ayufans 5.6 kernel + min focal ubu image running now
<archetech> no more 4.4
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<archetech> rock64 v2
<lanefu> IgorPec: hey igor... I was running on all MR, but i got paranoid and and had restrited it to only run on members of the armbian org https://snipboard.io/3t8yh4.jpg
<IgorPec> lanefu: toketin: I updated Cubieboard 1 images, I need to test xz
<lanefu> but i'll tun that off
<lanefu> archetech: that's awesome!
<IgorPec> aha, i thought so. well, make it tha way that none can run rm -rf :)
<lanefu> that's a really good idea
<IgorPec> actually how to retrigger the MR? let's say if MR was already made and I move user to our team
<IgorPec> or force it manually
<lanefu> just close the MR and reopen
<lanefu> i just turned off the restriction
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<IgorPec> ok, you had any success with download redirection?
<IgorPec> i see you started it seriously
<lanefu> i've just been doing some research.. i need to man up and write some code :P
<IgorPec> yes, ofc
<toketin> lanefu, IgorPec thanks for your support, yesterday I've ended flashing archlinux arm on cubieboard, seems working fine
<toketin> I mean no bottleneck on ethernet
<IgorPec> but its not armbian ;)
<IgorPec> no advanced features whatsoever
<toketin> :)
<IgorPec> perhaps we should remove EOS from the download sections. not to scare people
<IgorPec> eos is on the level normal linux distros are
<toketin> you're right
<toketin> I'm the only what with an old Cubieboard? :D
<IgorPec> there are probably a few still using it i would say
<IgorPec> not to mention A20 boards. they are still produ ed
<IgorPec> produced
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<NekoMay> IgorPec, Tonymac32: It's not the 5.5 kernel causing the Rock Pi 4 to power off suddenly, it's the overclock
<NekoMay> I locked it to its rated speeds on all cores and it's been stable with an identical load for the last 72+ hours
<IgorPec> thermal throttling shuts down the machine if temp goes over critical value
<NekoMay> IgorPec: Thermal throttling is NOT the issue
<NekoMay> The machine never made it to 50C
<IgorPec> does it kill the cpu speed down before this happens?
<NekoMay> No
<IgorPec> if it doesn't, its not workingf
<IgorPec> ergo, its not working
<NekoMay> The thermal trip point is *significantly* higher than the value it reached at peak
<NekoMay> It is NOT tripping out at 46C
<IgorPec> tripping points are bogus values if the mechanish doesn't work
<IgorPec> and i suspect it doesn't
<IgorPec> Try 5.4.y under the same conditions
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<Tonymac32> IgorPec I'll try a few machines later, I was blaming my Renegade on the power supply, but this might not have been the issue.
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<Tonymac32> In other news, Armbian has contributed 19000 credits of processing to Rosetta at home in the last few days in my household
<Tonymac32> Renegade Elite (RK3399 one)
<Tonymac32> The Renegade DMC issues are not yet resolved. The kernel failed when I just had frequency OPP with no voltages.
<Tonymac32> If I can just trick it into 1056 MHz mode all the time then we'll be fine.
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<lanefu> Tonymac32: memory speed at 1056 or clock?
<Tonymac32> memory
<Tonymac32> it's currently runng 768MHz or something similar
<Tonymac32> hance the crappy performance
<Tonymac32> hence*
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<Tonymac32> giving removing the voltages from the OPPs one more try, I had forgotten to remove the leakage information, so it may have been expecting the uV values in the driver
<Tonymac32> I don't actually know if we have any boards that are actually capable of scaling voltage for the RAM, all RK805's use a fixed regulator for vcc_ddr
<Tonymac32> any RK3328 boards*
<ArmbianTwitter> @ohmohm (ohmohm): RT @TonyMac_32: @cnxsoft @RosettaAtHome @Raspberry_Pi Confirmed working on @armbian, personally tested on @OdroidH N2, @FriendlyARM_ NanoPC… (11s ago)
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<Tonymac32> omg lanefu I had a phantom return of my user patch, that was stopping boot
<Tonymac32> ok, opps with no voltage booted, let's see
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<Tonymac32> hmmm 1056 froze when I set it as min_freq, but 924 is good. Might be an angry max = min bug, dunno
<lanefu> rofl
<lanefu> ghost patches
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<valoga> is there any current or planned support for rk3326?
<IgorPec> is there any board with it?
<valoga> IgorPec: yes I have an odroidgo advance
<IgorPec> ahaa
<valoga> they're stuck on kernel 4.4
<IgorPec> well, stucking away is expensive which is why they are there
<valoga> agreed
<valoga> I tried booting mainline but didn't get any video (probably for good reason)
<IgorPec> but don't know how good is this chip generally supported by rockchip
<valoga> I don't have a uart cable yet
<valoga> I think porting the dts is a big enough endeavour
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<IgorPec> "Rokchip community" does not mention this chip http://opensource.rock-chips.com/wiki_Main_Page
<valoga> not a good sign
<IgorPec> which means anything. i am speaking theoretical ... don't know the diff, but if its similar to other chips, mainline is possible with not much effort, but if its a lot of difference, it won't be simple
<valoga> not sure if their libmali binary drivers would work on later kernels
<IgorPec> probably not, but we have OS solutions on most chips now
<IgorPec> which is sadly not very fast ...
<valoga> ah, I would be interested in full acceleration
<IgorPec> i know. well, that's much longer path which include talking to rockchuip
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