03:40 <kprasadvnsi[m]> <Werner "kprasadvnsi, should be since whe"> debootstrap.sh is the file where all this magic happen. I don't know how this all work.

03:54 <kprasadvnsi[m]> If I could install newly built kernel deb to SD card directly then it will greatly reduce the testing time.

03:59 <ArmbianTwitter> @cnxsoft (CNX Software): Cherry Pi PC V7 #SBC is a clone of @orangepixunlong PC and PC Plus SBC's based on @AllwinnerTech H3 processor and found to work just fine with #Armbian images. #linux #arm #debian #ubuntu https://t.co/1artqxkThi https://tinyurl.com/y6vwcvoc (22s ago)

07:28 <IgorPec> kprasadvnsi[m]: one way is to share package via local repository and on your test device add that repository, once kernel is shared, apt update and upgrade gets you to the most recent kernel

12:43 <agneli> anybody here with some experience on nvidia tegra2 arm soc, please?

14:07 <buZz> can i read out the voltages on my Nanopi M1 ?

14:07 <buZz> i'm having some random crashes and cant really pinpoint what the issue is

14:08 <buZz> and its burried internally in my 3d printer so cant really access the pins to measure :D

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16:19 <Werner> Did not mention that I am using unsupported dev branch and hirsute :P

16:19 <Werner> welp, works

16:20 <IgorPec> good, we can't build it anymore :)

16:20 <IgorPec> at least not with focal host

16:20 <Werner> haha

16:20 <Werner> Yeah I noticed something must be wrong since my hirsute build for pbp failed

16:21 <IgorPec> its crashing on package install

16:21 <IgorPec> so i setup hirsute host for CI now

16:22 <Werner> yep

17:40 <stipa> buZz: try "lm sensors"

17:41 <stipa> sometimes it spits out voltages as well as temps

17:41 <stipa> fan speeds

17:42 <stipa> but, arm boards are not so well supported because of drivers but maybe you get lucky

17:42 <stipa> some arm boards i would gess don't even have volt sensors

17:42 <stipa> maybe you get lucky

17:42 <buZz> lets see

17:47 <buZz> Sorry, no sensors were detected.

17:47 <buZz> aww

17:47 <buZz> well, i clocked it down a bunch, maybe that'll help

17:50 <stipa> try to run 'sensors'

17:50 <stipa> i get gpu and cpu temp only

17:51 <buZz> No sensors found!

17:51 <stipa> bummer

17:51 <stipa> maybe there are some other options

17:52 <stipa> that's the most popular one

18:15 <[TheBug]> buZz: you probably have DRAM set to high for memory -- their memory quality isn't t hat great, I would drop DRAM speed some on it and see if you still see same issue

18:16 <[TheBug]> sounds like that may be what you already did as I catch up reading

18:16 <buZz> by editting DTB?

18:16 <[TheBug]> ya

18:16 <[TheBug]> I think I was running mine in 400s I can't recall off top of my head for Android

18:17 <[TheBug]> so that it wouldn't glitch and do weird stuff

18:17 <[TheBug]> like 486 or something

18:17 <[TheBug]> I would have to go look at the h3droid fexes and see

18:17 <[TheBug]> we had found the sweet spot

18:17 <[TheBug]> I have M1 and M1+

18:18 <[TheBug]> sitting here on my desk

18:18 <buZz> my m1 is here ; https://nurdspace.nl/Turnigy_Mini_Fabrikator_II#Nanopi_stuffed_inside

18:18 <[TheBug]> not bad

18:18 <[TheBug]> I will also suggest it may be a heat issue

18:19 <buZz> could be, but there's a fan blowing straight onto the m1

18:19 <[TheBug]> but thats because I would personally suggest anyone running anything that uses constant CPU I would for sure have a 5v fan on it

18:19 <[TheBug]> ohh?

18:19 <[TheBug]> must not be in picture

18:19 <buZz> the printer has one underneath, to blow onto the stepperdrivers

18:19 <[TheBug]> I see

18:20 <[TheBug]> hmm well then yeah, first I would try lowering DRAM

18:20 <[TheBug]> and see if still same stability issue

18:20 <[TheBug]> How long you had it in there adn running?

18:20 <buZz> ~3hrs until it froze

18:20 <[TheBug]> sounds about right

18:21 <[TheBug]> yeah lower DRAM / cooling would be the steps I would do first

18:21 <[TheBug]> if that doesn't do it I would check power supply

18:21 <buZz> since lowering clocks and switching to powersave it didnt crash

18:21 <[TheBug]> if not that then, well...

18:21 <buZz> just weird, its been running fine for a year

18:21 <[TheBug]> not really, I mean, it's a NanoPi M1 ;p

18:22 <buZz> ^_^

18:22 <[TheBug]> yeah probably heat on memory chips over time

18:22 <[TheBug]> why with asll my H3 I generally attach a 5v pi fan to the heatsink

18:23 <[TheBug]> just don't have to worry then

18:23 <[TheBug]> but yeah, downclock memory, try a different power adapter

18:23 <[TheBug]> you would be suprised how often power supplies go bad

18:42 <buZz> mhm

18:42 <buZz> oo, i guess the +5v is directly connected to the +5v on USB ports?

18:44 <buZz> 5.1v , dangit

18:49 <buZz> hmm yeah, even during 'all heaters on' on 3d printer and octoprint running and slicing, its 5.08v

18:49 <buZz> at 'ondemand'

21:06 <Xogium> er, too damn high indeed

21:06 <Xogium> but wait, it can't damage anything to run too fast, right ?

21:07 <Xogium> you'll just get nonsense ?

21:32 <buZz> i'm not sure , it seemed to be clocked to 1.3ghz , maybe just a bit too high, i set it to 100-1005mhz now , and hasnt crashed thusfar

21:57 <lanefu> I can't comprehend https://www.cnx-software.com/2021/02/22/cherry-pi-pc-sbc-is-a-clone-orange-pi-pc/

21:57 <ArmbianTwitter> @DonGonzone (Gonzo): @DieZuckerbude @njcw @armbian will you provide some kind of documentation for your project? sounds interesting https://tinyurl.com/yc9hjdug (22s ago)

22:54 <IgorPec> lanefu: copy paste rulz :)