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[Discord] <frankn.steroids> ok i fixed it by writing in bs=512 on DD since MBR is a 512b block but it seems DD writes only one partition where i think there should be another for u-boot or whatever right?
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[Discord] <frankn.steroids> after booting and updating something is broken but I'll take it to openmediavault forum
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[Discord] <frankn.steroids> so the backup is 5 days old but after booting up it says there's 64 updates, including ones from November how is that possible?
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[Discord] <mecoblock> depends on what you backed up, if you had u-boot on spi and so on
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[Discord] <frankn.steroids> ddfull backs up everything, i think the issue is some module not loading i get "failed to start systemd-modules-load-service" after dkms install zfs
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[Discord] <frankn.steroids> probably need to fiddle with zfs plugin on openmediavault...sdcard takes ages to restore 32gb so here i am for now
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[Discord] <frankn.steroids> yeah...removed the ZFS packages, updated, rebooted reinstalled the packages but the system complains there's no module in /lib/modules/vendor-kernel/etc
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[Discord] <johnthecoolingfan> If the image uses GPT partitioning then it's only one partition
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[Discord] <.thenakedtruth> I have disabled the module because of this poor performance. Luks is basically unusable with this module.
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[Discord] <.thenakedtruth> Kernel 6.14 will probably include the DTS files for the **OrangePi 5 Max**. The patches work great so far for general device support. Have not tested GUI or Wifi stuff though.
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[Discord] <.thenakedtruth> Looking forward to have Armbian support sooner than later. 😎
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[Discord] <.thenakedtruth> But that is for the vendor kernel and I guess does not work with the 6.12+ kernels.
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[Discord] <Werner> Could work if you backport the patches sent upstream to 6.12 or 6.13 😉
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[Discord] <.thenakedtruth> They do work. But I saw another PR which was closed, because these patches seem to break the current vendor version so it seems it needs to be version specific implemented, I guess. Or that they only get applied to the edge stuff. Did not fully understand the details of the close PR.
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[Discord] <raspberrygb> This is what I did to built in WiFi working:
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[Discord] <.thenakedtruth> Okidoki. All I need for my sbc's is ethernet and the M.2 slot for PCIe switchs to connect a bunch of sata disks. 😎 No need for wifi or fancy stuff at the moment.
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[Discord] <pookyfan> I have some issues with my NanoPi R5S network performance, I am only able to get up to ~700 Mbps on bonded 2.5G interfaces (they are bonded and connected in LACP bond mode with the switch). I found out that for some reason RX network queue's IRQ affinity forces all of lan ports' interrupts to be handled by CPU0, which seems to be overloaded while handling them. I set it to spread <clipped message>
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[Discord] <pookyfan> the interrupts on other cores and only thanks to that I sometimes get mentioned 700 Mbps but it's still way too low, better than initial ~350 Mbps though (first benchmark was this low, yeah).
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[Discord] <pookyfan> I know this is community supported board but maybe someone has an idea what may be wrong
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[Discord] <pookyfan> is it getting throttled somehow?
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[Discord] <pookyfan> Actually now I read that what I set is RPS so not really interrupts affinity but rather packets handling affinity, this would explain it as it was rather suspicious that interrupts would take so much CPU time
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[Discord] <pookyfan> maybe I set too many IP filtering rules?
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[Discord] <pookyfan> If that's the case then it's not board-related anymore