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[Discord] <_1138_> What is the preferred way of installing an OS on these devices?
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[Discord] <_1138_> UEFI works, but there are no drivers; where can I find documentation for Radxa u-boot + Armbian?
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[Discord] <_1138_> UEFI boot with Tianocore and the generic Armbian UEFI image works, although essential drivers are missing.
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[Discord] <_1138_> To get further with u-boot, a Station OS firmware update was required to enable "Multi Boot" (https://wiki.stationpc.com/docs/stationpc/systemos) which unfortunatley did not go well, now Station OS does not boot at all, while UEFI via SD-card still works
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[Discord] <_1138_> UEFI boot with Tianocore and the generic Armbian UEFI image works, although essential drivers are missing.
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[Discord] <_1138_> To get further with u-boot, a Station OS firmware update was required to enable "Multi Boot" (https://wiki.stationpc.com/docs/stationpc/systemos) which unfortunatley did not go well, now Station OS does not boot at all, while UEFI via SD-card still works
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[Discord] <shivansps> acording to the comments there looks like Mesa is considering using zink to provide OpenGL support over panfrost
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[Discord] <microlinux> For the record, I hate this mesa vulkanization and the GPU API wrappers.
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[Discord] <microlinux> Hey guys, I'm wondering what's going on with RK3588 frequencies on Armbian. They all seem to be running below 2.4 GHz. Are we setting microvoltages too low for 2.3-2.4 GHz? Mine are stuck at 2.25 GHz, but the DTB has OPPs for 2.3 and 2.4 GHz.
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[Discord] <superkali> Here show Core 0 that is 4x1.8GHz it's an average for all too for Core 1 is 2x2.4GHz and Core 2 is 2x2.4GHz
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[Discord] <microlinux> I am passing tkaiser bench. Let's see what happens. Sorry, it's the one I trust the most. But many thanks for your help!!!
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[Discord] <microlinux> Will give you feedback once it finishes
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[Discord] <zeeto9> Was there a flag you enabled for htop to show those speeds?
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[Discord] <microlinux> No flag, it's inside htop config
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[Discord] <zeeto9> Oh, thanks. I’m usually using top, but that always shows wrong with 1.8ghz
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[Discord] <superkali> you need to monitoring your infrastructure
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[Discord] <microlinux> Yeah, fastfetch nows shows frequencies and info much better than old school neofetch, like, differentiating big cores and small cores, stuff like that
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[Discord] <zeeto9> I’m slowly working my way there. Up to 4 sbcs now and finally started a “real” project using two combined together sbcs to work in tandem.
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[Discord] <igorpec> try kernel from beta. i recall something was reported possibly fixed
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[Discord] <superkali> i'm waiting rk for a 16 core sbc 😂
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[Discord] <zeeto9> Today my goal is to decide whether to put release or beta on my other orange pi 5 plus for permanent usage. I had switched back and forth in the past when I had just one board, and I’ve realized the best option was “both” 😁
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[Discord] <superkali> with a good frequency
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[Discord] <zeeto9> Switched back and forth between Joshua riek and armbian ***
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[Discord] <zeeto9> Today my goal is to decide whether to put release or beta on my other orange pi 5 plus for permanent usage. I had switched back and forth in the past between armbian and jriek when I had just one board, and I’ve realized the best option was “both” 😁
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[Discord] <superkali> my cluster proxmox is based on armbian kernel edge
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[Discord] <zeeto9> My current project is a rpi5 and opi5+ directly networked together. Rpi5 provides the hardware accessory support orange pi lacks and opi5+ does all the heavy lifting
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[Discord] <zeeto9> What do you run on the cluster?
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[Discord] <superkali> obv
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[Discord] <superkali> if a node fails all vm will be migrated automatically on the availability node
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[Discord] <zeeto9> That’s a nice feature. And with sbc’s, much more likely to be needed
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[Discord] <superkali> if a node fails all vm will be migrated automatically on the availabile node
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[Discord] <superkali> and it just consume 5w 🙂
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[Discord] <superkali> each node
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[Discord] <zeeto9> Which boards?
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[Discord] <superkali> nanopc t6 non-lts
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[Discord] <superkali> i want switch it on radxa with lpddr5 ram
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[Discord] <superkali> i want switch on radxa with lpddr5 ram
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[Discord] <superkali> i want switch on radxa with lpddr5 ram
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[Discord] <zeeto9> The nanos definitely have some interesting boards. I’ve looked at the r5 a and r6s
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[Discord] <superkali> i have to buy a 2.5gbit board for use it like as firewall i need two lan
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[Discord] <superkali> but atm i don't have money 🙂
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[Discord] <superkali> i have to buy a 2.5gbit board for use it like firewall i need two lan
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[Discord] <zeeto9> That’s one of the things I’ve found o dislike on RPI5 boards is that it’s limited to 1gbit. That extra throughput opens up options on raw video over lan
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[Discord] <superkali> for this reason i don't buy anymore a RPI