00:06 <focus> (In emergency shell, fdisk -l doesn't list the sata drives on JMB585 - if ahci driver ran, LED against each SATA drive socket will be lit - none are lit. Likely emergency shell entered before running ahci driver)

00:22 <DC-IRC> <amazingfate> You need to check if the sata driver is in initramfs.

11:04 <focus> On a Orange Pi with nvme normal single SATA SSD - Using midnightcommander (mc) I can open /boot/initrd.img-5.10.110-rockchip-rk3588 and rumage around config files - and spot ahci is built in to be loaded. Then for simple check I did lsmod and see no ahci or sata drivers running despite running off normal SATA drive :(. I'm not sure which kernel module is running the nvme SATA drive on Orange Pi 5. I'll set up the JMB585 soon and check which kernel modules

11:04 <focus> are running when it drops to emergency shell

11:09 <DC-IRC> <IgorPec> focus: stick to one channel and it would probably be best if you deal with this on forum, better chances, more people will see it. I never saw that someone would try this ... I have this one https://amzn.to/3qjrO8e but it takes very long time before all sata channels are up, it often timeouts. I would not recommend to use this as a boot device, even you somehow get it working, securing 100% boot stability is something entirely different. I ass

11:16 <p0g0> focus, when I look at my OP5 armbian/jammy /boot/config file, my sata routines are marked "y", not "m"- I think that means that they are static components of the kernal, not modules. I dunno if that means anything per se to what you asked, but my lsmod also shows no sata modules and I have an nvme ssd that works.

11:16 <focus> (Sorry this correct - the other wrong channel paste)

11:24 <focus> DC-IRC: The 5 port JMB585 initially showed problems like you mention, but then I realize it was down to sharing of GND. All GND must be same GND as USB C powering OP5, and +5V +12 of SATA.

11:26 <focus> I order HU-M28 (last item on this page - https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005003306803329.html) to fix all these issues with SATA drives and Orange Pi 5 power simultaneously

11:29 <focus> p0g0: Yes I checked and configured the kernel config for Armbian and it was set to "y" and generated the entire distro on Ubuntu 22.04 Virtual Mahine, and still no difference :(

13:10 <focus> Case for Orange Pi5 with 2280 long SATA disk card - https://hellosemi.com/hypercube/pmwiki.php?n=Main.OrangePi5Related-OrangePi5Related

13:10 <focus> :)

13:11 <focus> For 3D printing STL files, and FreeCAD 0.21 design modification files

13:28 <DC-IRC> <Tenkawa> Why would you run 2280 sata instead of nvme?

13:28 <DC-IRC> <Tenkawa> (out of curiosity)

14:13 <focus> I'm using NVME and SATA interchangeably - 2280 being operative word for too long to fit into standard case design for the Orange Pi5

14:14 <focus> Orange Pi5 plus I order - better for 2280 board

14:19 <DC-IRC> <Tenkawa> focus: just be very careful using terms like those interchangeably.... they are very "not" as people found out buying the wrong ones for rpi external cases and such

14:31 <focus> Yes you are right - I found out nearly too late there are two types of M.2 boards - PCIe and USB - Look identical but USB will never work with Orange Pi5.

14:35 <focus> And then PCIe splits M.2 splits into 2 lane, 3 lane, 4 lane - I think Pi5 is 2 lane, and I happen to have a 3 lane and it worked - though I can't be sure of other details

14:37 <DC-IRC> <Tenkawa> yes you can usually (if the cards are "physicly" the right size) use the lower pci-e rate boards at lower speeds... you will lose however a great amount of io and bus bandwidth on the card though

14:37 <DC-IRC> <Tenkawa> you will see messages in dmesg like the following

14:37 <DC-IRC> <Tenkawa> [ 2.559526] pci 0000:01:00.0: 4.000 Gb/s available PCIe bandwidth, limited by 5.0 GT/s PCIe x1 link at 0000:00:00.0 (capable of 31.504 Gb/s with 8.0 GT/s PCIe x4 link)

14:39 <DC-IRC> <Tenkawa> depending on your connection's total speed (this one being a PCIe x4 capable link potentially)

14:46 <focus> Makes sense - the PCIe x4 comes with chunky heatsinks - the lower speed with graphene heat sinks appear to work with less energy (about 1W quiescent) (speed not critical for my application yet)

14:47 <focus> (running a git server and wiki)

20:01 <DC-IRC> <Robin> When I try to build armbian on my AWS server, I get the following errors:

20:01 <DC-IRC> <Robin> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/857944478269702214/1112833157633429534/image.png

20:01 <DC-IRC> <Robin> There is more than plenty space on the server (it's over 500GB free space)

20:02 <DC-IRC> <Robin> I'm running this build command: `./compile.sh BOOT_LOGO=yes BOARDFAMILY=rockchip-rk3588 BOARD=rock-5b BRANCH=legacy RELEASE=jammy BUILD_MINIMAL=no BUILD_DESKTOP=no KERNEL_CONFIGURE=no COMPRESS_OUTPUTIMAGE=sha,gpg,img`

20:03 <DC-IRC> <Robin> And there is a custom script, that installs a couple of packages too, but nothing too fancy.

20:03 <DC-IRC> <Robin> Any ideas why I get a not enough space error?