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<rpardini> Hello, anyone with ODROID N2(+) or (H)C4 and hangs on reboot? I've nailed it down to kernel 5.10.24+ -- 5.10.23 works. Or maybe something else on my side, could anyone try and confirm?
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<c0rnelius> I can't recall which kernel version I noticed it happening, but I found reverting this function fixed it. https://github.com/pyavitz/debian-image-builder/blob/feature/patches/amlogic/c4/meson64_revert_shutdown_function_to_meson_drv.patch
<c0rnelius> I don't own an N2+ as of yet because its like impossible to find, so I can't speak to that.
<c0rnelius> I'm sure Armbian has a more elegant solution :)
<rpardini> @c0rnelius thanks I will investigate further. the changelog between .23 and .24 is huge, I'll look for meson_drv_shutdown
<rpardini> Yes, N2+ gave me troubles since I bought it... the HC4's were fine until 5.10.24, I've run 5.10.7 on them for months rock solid.
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<lanefu> the reboot issues i saw on amlogic devices seemed like.. if I didn't touch the keyboard ever during running, it would reboot fine, but if i interacted with teh usb bus it would hang at shutdown
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<IgorPec> c0rnelius: that is armbian solution :)
<c0rnelius> IgorPec: nice to know :)
<c0rnelius> does that also work on the N2's?
<IgorPec> n2 reboots fine for me, but c4
<c0rnelius> gotcha
<IgorPec> few days of work is needed, but i can't see that anytime soon
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<lanefu> IgorPec: you need to use an N2 as your daily driver then everything will be fixed :P
<lanefu> or C4 i guess
<IgorPec> yeah, probably
<IgorPec> but its hard to work with a machine that needs kernel hacking ;)
<lanefu> yeah i've learned that from experience
<lanefu> i'm back to just docking my macbook and nothing else on the KVM
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<RoyK> what's the 'official' way to bootstrap armbian on a headless machine with wifi? this is a bpi-m2 zero, so no wired network
<RoyK> (yes, I know, it can be soldered on, but I haven't gotten that far yet)
<bd1308> what about a usb ethernet adapter?
<lanefu> RoyK: mount the image and look at /boot/armbian_first_run.txt.template then make an approrpiate config file and save
<lanefu> s/image/sdcard or image/
<ArmbianHelper> lanefu meant to say: RoyK: mount the sdcard or image and look at /boot/armbian_first_run.txt.template then make an approrpiate config file and save
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<RoyK> danke
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<rpardini> @lanefu @IgorPec indeed. USB (dwc3?) on the N2+ is terrible. I'm reasonably stable on 2 HC4s and 1 N2+ with 5.10.23, but they are headless. I'll see if I can bisect further later, I still need to find a way for a KERNEL_ONLY=yes build to be driven via git bisect...
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<lanefu> rpardini: oooh yeah that would be cool
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<peter> Good evening, I have a question regarding a device tree overlay file for a CAN-Transceiver for an sunxi8 H2+/H3 platform provided as examble here https://github.com/armbian/sunxi-DT-overlays/blob/master/examples/spi-mcp251x.dts
<peter> Is it acutally tested?
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<peter> fragment@1 seems to be errornous
<peter> Setting up network is not working
<lanefu> peter: it probably hasnt been tested recently...
<peter> Thank you,
<peter> I am new in the devicetree overlay stuff
<peter> It is hard to find information like:
<peter> 1. where are the definitions from sunxi8
<peter> 2. where exactly is a syntax description of this kind of file, I mean, a realy complete syntax description not only the incomplete standard overviews
<lanefu> device tree is hella hard and nebulous
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<lanefu> armbian-config has a device tree editor if thats useful
<peter> if I compare this example to Raspberry-Pi' (Broadcom Plattform) description it is very different
<peter> it is also different
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<peter> Ok I will try the editor.
<peter> I allready played a bit around...
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<peter> I have changed in fragment1 pins = "PA7" to pins = "nonsense"
<peter> during boot-up dmesg shows that "nonsens" daoesn't exist but initializeses MCP2515
<peter> With this modification I can set up the "ip link type can..." successfully
<peter> But it is not propoer: When Busload is heavy, interrupt pin of MCP2515 is set (I guess because of Receive Buffer-Overflow). Then no message can be received anymore.
<lanefu> what is fragment1? do you need to look at SOC docs for correct pin name?
<peter> Supposing the MCP2515 driver in Linux Kernel is correct.
<peter> Supposing SocketCAN implementation is correct.
<peter> (with RPi and MCP2515 everything is working fine)
<peter> I would conclude that disableing that please of code is the source of error.
<peter> But problem is, I can not assign any meaning to this lines
<peter> fragment@1 {
<peter>         target = <&pio>;
<peter>         __overlay__ {
<peter>             can0_pin_irq: can0_pin_irq {
<peter>                 pins = "PA7";
<peter>                 function = "irq";
<peter> Because later in fragment2 there is a similar definition
<peter> interrupts = <0 7 2>; /* PA7 IRQ_TYPE_EDGE_FALLING */
<peter> It seems the "PA7" is correct determination because when I change it to "nonsense" than kernel is complaining.
<peter> PA7 can also be found in the official H3/H2+ Datasheet
<peter> Where can I find the Definition for the keyword "function" for the value "irq" and "pio"
<peter> actually nothing is realy clear to me in this "DTO Language"
<lanefu> yeah sorry i didnt invent it
<lanefu> can you do armbianmonitor -u please?
<peter> No offense ;-)
<stipa> peter: try to look at the manual of the chip
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<stipa> usually variables and such get names from the datasheet
<stipa> that's logic teritory
<stipa> pins and that stuff
<stipa> ports...
<stipa> what chip are you dealing with? H3 or H2+ ?
<stipa> yeah that lines look totoally like stuff from the datasheet
<stipa> it may be pins from the MCP2515 or from the H2 H2+ ones
<stipa> H3 H2+ *
<stipa> probably MCP2515 since PA7 sounds like pin 7 of something
<stipa> port A pin 7
<stipa> that's not BGA chip for sure
<peter> Actually I am dealing with BananPi Zero M2. It has a H2+ SoC
<peter> It is said that it is nearly fully compatible to H3
<lanefu> peter: what kernel version are you running?