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Performance and stability issues Openmediavault |
Posted by: jgpacc - 09-24-2018, 09:26 PM - Forum: General Discussion on ROCK64
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I have been running a OMV on a HC1, XU4 and now Rock64. I decided to do performance comparisons. This then exposed my instability issue with Rock64. The HC1 gave 110 MB/s write speed. The XU4 only did 70 MB/s. The Rock64 might be the star I thought but it only did about 80 MB/s before it crashed. This now is the problem.
I try coping about 10 GBs from W10 to the Rock64 via ethernet and it fails every time at around 6 GBs. The box crashes and must be power cycled. There is no message in the OMV log. Smaller copies work and if I connect my USB 3.0 attached HDD to the USB 2 port the copy works but at 30 MB/s.
I have tried a HDD, a SSD and a M.2 SSD in a M.2 to USB enclosure. All 3 fail approximately the same. Makes me think the load is crashing something.
One error in the log I see occasionally is something like Fatal Watchdog not found.
I am running OMV 4.1.11 Linux version 4.4.132 on the eMMC. I have the correct power supply.
Anyone have any ideas on this problems? What other testing could I do to trap some meaningful error messages?
Thanks
Joep
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Steam Cache |
Posted by: kassiogp - 09-24-2018, 12:56 PM - Forum: Linux on Rock64
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Sorry about my English. I'm using google translator.
I have a rock64 4GB and HD 2.5 of 500GB (used in usb 3.0).
I made a Server Steam Cache DNS, with Nginx and Debian Stretch, as in the link: https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2017/01/b...-bandwidth -blues/
Expected speeds of 80-90MB, but only achieved 15-18MB, it was disappointing! I think small files copy at lower speeds.
Any suggestions to improve this speed?
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Make a liitle Pine, please |
Posted by: alfem - 09-24-2018, 02:16 AM - Forum: General Discussion on Pinebook
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It would be great if the guys in Pine-labs design a little, portable and hackable device like the GPD Pocket
Probably is not as simple as choosing a 6" tft and keyboard, and taking out the huge touchpad :-D
![[Image: gpd-pocket-7.jpg?itok=VXKwnwbC]](https://www.windowscentral.com/sites/wpcentral.com/files/styles/xlarge_wm_brb/public/field/image/2017/07/gpd-pocket-7.jpg?itok=VXKwnwbC)
For me, a device with this features would be amazing:
- hd screen < 7"
- clicking keyboard (forget flat or rubber ones)
- removable standard battery
- accesible HDMI, USBs and GPIO
- speaker
- some kind of screws, sliding guides or similar, to allow attaching 3dprinted accesories
- Price =< 99$ !! ;-D
There is a lot of DIY projects of guys building their own portable Raspberry Terminal. All of them are overcomplicated and lack a good keyboard.
What do you think? Would you buy something like this?
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fan info papers in purchase section |
Posted by: RockPro64Newbie - 09-23-2018, 08:21 PM - Forum: RockPro64 Hardware and Accessories
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in the area where you buy components to RockPro64 , the fan , if clicked on shows 3 pics and 4th is a spec page. Does anyone have a clear view of that page I can access? or email to me? (altonddavisjr@yahoo.com)
also, just received my unit! (There was a bag of screws) Are they to mount board to the clear base unit?
I want to purchase a few sbc screws on the side.
can anyone give specs on M.2 screw? also any other screw that may be used in Pine boards? Threadding, length, size screw.?]]
Humble Thanks!
alton davis
I am redesigning my clear case. I found a little larger fan with a nice steel cover. I want to assure the power is the same. I have tall heat sync, and pcie boards,
therefore my 2nd layer will accommodate the boards and tall heat sync. A THIRD top layer will have mounted fan over heat sync providing excellent air flow through the three layer case with no sides. I will have 2 2.5 wd sataiii ssd drives mounted on 2nd clear layer as well. that way it looks killer, and travel will be good. plus if I can get specs on the gentleman's solar power set up.
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Hardware Graphics Accelerator |
Posted by: RuslanGennadievich - 09-23-2018, 06:36 AM - Forum: Linux on RockPro64
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Hello Community!
What about hardware graphics accelerator in desktop environment?
As i know, rockchip have midifed x11-server with glamur driver. Maybe any body have builded OS image with this x11-server?
Or what other solutions are available? Maybe wayland with hardware 3d accel?
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Disable sdio (no wifi/bt) to fix pcie/nvme support |
Posted by: RockPro64Newbie - 09-22-2018, 04:07 PM - Forum: Linux on RockPro64
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Disable sdio (no wifi/bt) to fix pcie/nvme support on 4.4 for RockPro64,
hi, I see this still stands according to notes .
I see the fix but that is over my head as a newbie. Do you have a video of someone going thru the steps S L O W L Y? I CAN FOLLOW VIDEO.
If there is someone in USA I can call that can walk me through it. (free long distance here) and Canada.
Otherwise, how can I get the wifi and Bluetooth working. That is a must for me.
Please advise,
Humble Regards,
alton davis
just got machine yesterday!! excited to move forward.
alton
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