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<Maztitos> With kernel 6.3 out now, is there an estimate on how long it'll be before the rk3588 boards start receiving new builds based on it? I dunno exactly how much is involved with prepping those builds, so just wondering if it's a matter of hours/days/weeks or longer at this point
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<Tonymac32> No idea, I would need to see that it even makes sense to use 6.3, I know it improved significantly, but that's relative
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<Tonymac32> obviously Amazingfate is the expert and most interested party in this case. I'm simply a grumpy guy watching his 30's disappear into fixing shitty SBC code without thanks. 😄 😄 😄
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<Maztitos> I appreciate your hard work!
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<jkent> As do I!
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<Robin> that pinout is incorrect for the rock5b
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<Robin> the uart settings also seem to be wrong
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<balbes150> don't waste time on UART, it won't help you in any way. The reason for your problem is the ubuntu version on your host device where the build is taking place. Ubuntu Lunar - broken. If you really need a Lunar host system, use Docker mode to build images. Or roll back the system to Jammy, it has a native and Docker build.
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<Robin> I'm building on `Ubuntu 22.04.2 LTS (GNU/Linux 5.19.0-1022-aws x86_64)`
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<Robin> Distributor ID: Ubuntu
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<Robin> Description: Ubuntu 22.04.2 LTS
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<Robin> Release: 22.04
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<Robin> Codename: jammy
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<balbes150> Run the build via Docker
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<balbes150> Perhaps you have recently launched a system update ?
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<balbes150> A week ago, I ran into exactly the same problem as you. The image is build without problems, but the attempt to launch from any media (USB SD eMMC) stops with the same error (cannot mount the root). I am using a native build on an ARM device with Ubuntu Lunar. Using host Lunar + Docker or host Jammy , build images, they began to run without problems from any medium.
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<Robin> @balbes150 I get exactly the same error when build in docker.
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<balbes150> Earlier you posted a screenshot of the launch of the assembled image, I wrote to you about solving the problem of launching the assembled image from a USB\SD card (mounting the root system). I have no idea what was broken in the latest version of the build system (I use the master version).
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<Robin> Same effect when launching from either
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<rpardini> @Robin you've something more crazy. get the full bootlog, of both a working and a broken image, so we can compare & see what's going on....
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<Robin> I've always used the Kernel 5.10.y, Size: 496Mb, Release date: Feb 27, 2023
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<Robin> that one is working, but running builds not somehow
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<Tenkawa> yeah the 6.x builds I would stay away from right now
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<Tenkawa> I can't speak to them though I'd think the 5.10.110 Jammy/Bullseye should be ok
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<Robin> Can I compile using that? I am running this to build; `./compile.sh BOARD=rock-5b BRANCH=legacy RELEASE=jammy BUILD_MINIMAL=no BUILD_DESKTOP=no KERNEL_CONFIGURE=no COMPRESS_OUTPUTIMAGE=sha,img`
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<Robin> If I can build with 5.10.110 and it works, that would be amazing
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<Dal> anyone know what support is like on the rk3566 is?
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<Dal> anyone know what support is like on the rk3566?