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<tlwoerner> in order to get my nanopi-r4s to finish booting (using upstream 6.1.9) i have to manually remove and re-insert the sdcard
<tlwoerner> i'm guessing there might be some DT tweak for this?
<tlwoerner> ah, it's affected by the sdcard itself, using a different one works
<tlwoerner> a SanDisk Ultra didn't work, but a regular SanDisk does
<tlwoerner> Ultra:
<tlwoerner> dwmmc_rockchip fe320000.mmc: Successfully tuned phase to 173
<tlwoerner> mmc1: new ultra high speed SDR104 SDXC card at address aaaa
<tlwoerner> non-ultra:
<tlwoerner> dwmmc_rockchip fe320000.mmc: Successfully tuned phase to 130
<tlwoerner> mmc1: new ultra high speed SDR50 SDHC card at address 0001
<robmur01> after a warm reset, or on cold boot as well?
<robmur01> former is likely the longstanding general problem of the regulator not getting set back from 1.8V to 3.3V before resetting
<robmur01> latter might be the regulator reinit glitch thing, but I thought that was fixed now?
<tlwoerner> both warm and cold
<tlwoerner> i'd be happy to test anything you suggest
<robmur01> hmm, seems the fix for the regulator glitching should be in 6.1 already (commit 8a866d527ac0), but I can't now remember if there was any other aspect to it :(
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<CounterPillow> if the dt contains sdr104 I would try replacing that with sdr50, I don't think rockchip stuff does sdr104? At least I've yet to find a board that works with it
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<robmur01> works on mine (albeit more like "SDR75" in practice since the SoC pins are only rated to 150MHz)
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<rah> is there a way I can do what's described here https://wiki.stationpc.com/docs/stationpc/stationpc-1e47qc9ejil0b without Windows?
<rah> the instructions there show a program with the window title "Rockchip Create Upgrade Disk Tool v1.7"
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