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<narmstrong>
odalg: I think I saw it when testing the driver intially then I only tested headless
<narmstrong>
odalg: it must be a ddr access priority issue, but all this is absolutely not documented
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<odalg>
chewitt: I am not able to complete fio with bsp kernel, one one of my nvme's is not recognized, the other is, but gives different timeout errors when writing. Both work just fine with 5.5 kernel. Doing hdparm -tT works with bsp kernel gives no flicker
<odalg>
Two other "issues":
<odalg>
1 - with mainline u-boot and 5.5 kernel - the usb-c power supply always uses 5V - bsp kernel and u-boot select 9 or 12V depending on powersupply
<odalg>
2 - network performance is better with bsp kernel, more than 900mbit for tcp with iperf3, no mather which direction. Using one of the faster cores for the eth0 irq, ksoftirqd uses less than 1% cpu, no mather which direction
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<odalg>
mainline kernels use close to 100% cpu on ksoftirqd during iperf3 tcp tests
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<narmstrong>
odalg: there is definitely something wrong for network, but we failed to find what
<narmstrong>
odalg: yep the usb-c is not handled in v5.5
<odalg>
narmstrong: udp seems to have much lower ksoftirqd cpu usage