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<mmind00>
dsimic: that was quick ;-) ... the naming was actually hard for me, because all the other board have their suffix directly after the number, so rock-5-itx somehow felt wrong, but I'm also not that set on the current naming
<diederik>
Naming things is always hard ;)
<dsimic>
thanks for the patches! :)
<dsimic>
the name of this board deviates from the standard Radxa naming scheme, which is something like "ROCK <number><letter>"
<dsimic>
thus, "rock-5a" if fine, but it should be "rock-5-itx", simply because there's a space between "5" and "ITX" in "ROCK 5 ITX"
<dsimic>
oops... s/if fine/is fine/
<mmind00>
dsimic: I won't fight you on this :-D ... also thanks for doing that explanation with the why for the naming in the dts patch
<mmind00>
that board will become the new heart of my boardfarm :-)
<dsimic>
it's a really nice board :)
<dsimic>
is your board a developer sample? what's the size of the soldered eMMC chip?
<dsimic>
also, if it's a developer sample, how much RAM is on the board?
<mmind00>
8GB
<mmind00>
for both emmc and ddr
<mmind00>
it comes from Radxa but isn't a sample I think?
<dsimic>
developer samples should have 32 GB eMMC chips, while the regular ones should have 8 GB -- AFAIK
* mmind00
is running his boardfarm on a raid1-array of sata hdds ;-)
<dsimic>
nice :)
<dsimic>
I'll see to test your patches on my sample board, but I still need to get myself a heatsink :)
<mmind00>
and in recent times, the rk3399-firefly I am using has developed real pcie probe issues
<dsimic>
it came with a 32 GB eMMC chip and a total of 16 GB of RAM, which qualifies it as a developer sample
<mmind00>
it's really cool to see the OPPs in action ... fan also spinning down nicely after boot
<dsimic>
hmm, what kind of issues?
<dsimic>
seeing fans spin up and down is a thing of beauty, IMHO :)
<mmind00>
that whole serror thing the rk3399 has with pcie
<dsimic>
hmm, does the one-second delay help?
<dsimic>
those patches are still out-of-tree patches
<mmind00>
I tried that at some point, but it didn't help ... starting my boardfarm currently feels like starting a motorcycle with a kickstart mechanism ;-)
<dsimic>
what PCIe card are you using in your rk3399-firefly?
<dsimic>
IIUC, the PCIe probing issue is intermittent on your rk3399-firefly?
<mmind00>
back then they had such an m.2 -> 2*sata+power adapter as accessory
<dsimic>
ah, so a SATA controller in form of an M.2 card
<mmind00>
and yes, it happens most days and after 2-5 times of cutting power it will come up