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USB3 problems |
Posted by: scalextrix - 08-22-2018, 10:47 AM - Forum: Linux on Rock64
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When I plug any storage device into the USB3 port any ssh session is aborted. Im using Ubuntu 64bit minimal = Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS (GNU/Linux 4.4.132-1075-rockchip-ayufan-ga83beded8524 aarch64)
One device is an SSD that is using UAS, I know that is a problem but there is no /etc/modprobe.d/rk3328-usb-storage-quirks.conf file as in this thread: https://forum.pine64.org/showthread.php?tid=5137&page=2
Adding it does not solve the problem even when resarting twice (yes, I did!).
However even plugging a standard USB pen drive that does not use UAS still causes the SSH session to drop, and even when I manage to SSH back in, the terminal is really slow, as soon as the pen drive is removed, things go back to normal.
Putting any drive in the USB2 port, has none of these impacts, including the SSD.
I have spend a while configuring a bunch of stuff on this distro now, only to find this new quirk, can anyone give some pointers as to how I can get the USB3 working properly please?
EDIT: I forgot to say the network connection ison a WiFi USB donglein one of the USB2 ports.
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Windows 10 on ARM |
Posted by: Firesped - 08-22-2018, 06:30 AM - Forum: General Discussion on ROCKPRO64
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I didn't even see this until today but I do understand why some would not like to go with Windows 10. It seems that Microsoft is working on a full version of windows 10 on arm/arm64 computers. People have even gotten it to work on the RPi 3b+, as sad as that is, very slow.
I'm setting up an ISO right now but not sure it will work.
downloaded the image. There is a utility they made to set it up for the RPi
you need a USB driver and a UEFI to set it up.
In theory, the USB driver the RPi is using might work already. The question then comes in to the UEFI file.
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KDE Neon Pinebook remix edition RC image |
Posted by: bshah - 08-22-2018, 02:04 AM - Forum: Linux on Pinebook
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Hello everyone!
I am excited to announce the KDE Neon Pinebook remix edition release candidate image.
https://dot.kde.org/2018/08/22/kde-plasm...p-pinebook
Image includes the,
- KDE Neon packages for Ubuntu bionic (18.04)
- KDE Plasma 5.13.4
- KDE Frameworks 5.49.0
- Qt 5.11.1
- Linux kernel 3.10.105-bsp-1.2
Initially username/password is live/live
You can download .img.gz from,
https://files.kde.org/neon/images/pinebo...0821-1118/
New image 20180917-1726:
https://files.kde.org/neon/images/pinebo...0917-1726/
There are several fixes included,
- Resuming from sleep is fixed
- Broken audio after resuming from sleep
- Bluetooth
- Palm rejection (Disable "touchpad" while typing)
- Disable/enable speakers when plugging/unplugging headphones
- Disable accidental zoom invocation when scrolling in firefox
Errata:
- Lack of real suspend, I believe this is due to choice of driver we are using, and currently turning lid off puts device to sleep and not suspend like mate image.
- Sleep inverts the brightness control, after waking up from sleep brightness control are inverted.
New release: https://files.kde.org/neon/images/pinebo...1028-1500/
Fixes included
- Proper suspend support instead of just sleep
- Fix for the inverted brightness after waking up from sleep/suspend
- Support for 1080p 11' IPS LCD pinebook
Errata
- kcminit process is crashing in background continuously
Looking forward to your feedback in comments section.
In general images are rolling model, so you can find most recent image from this URL: https://files.kde.org/neon/images/pinebook-remix-nonfree/useredition
[edit Luke]: For those of you looking for detailed instructions, please see this post further on in the thread.
Thanks.
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How to control the SOPINE UART and SPI pins as GPIO? |
Posted by: Pine - 08-21-2018, 05:55 PM - Forum: General Discussion on PINE A64-LTS / SOPINE
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The StackOverflow community took a look at the schematic for the 20-pin header beside the SOPINE modules on the clusterboard and said that it should be possible to configure the SOPINE hardware to use the UART and SPI pins as GPIO. One user commented:
"Most MCUs and SoCs have multiple functions on each pin. The SPI 'pins' are just one of those alternative functions. As long as you're not using SPI, and don't have it configured, those pins are just plain GPIO pins"
I'd like one of them to operate a simple low-power LED that is either on or off, controlled by software, to indicate busy status (not if the board is powered on or off). Any ideas how to get started?
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rock64 hdd from usb3.0 |
Posted by: baszek - 08-21-2018, 07:35 AM - Forum: General
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Hi,
I would like to ask is it possible to power some HDD from USB 3.0 on Rock64 sbc ?
I mean without external power - just from usb - probably it should run fine with some external enclosure and 2.5" 5400rpm HDD or SSD ?
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Hardware issue overheating while booting and fail to boot |
Posted by: DIDquest - 08-20-2018, 02:42 PM - Forum: General Discussion on ROCKPRO64
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Short version:
A functional RockPro64 stopped working, and fails to boot. Clean Reinstall on SD card completed -- no effect, still cannot boot. If plugged in for more than 3-5 minutes the heatsink on the cpu will become noticeably hot to the touch (implying some sort of operation is being run on the cpu). The LED indicator is no longer coming on (i.e. the one that sits directly behind the reset button).
Longer version:
I originally had a RockPro64 that was functional. One day, after using it for a while (I was testing out vnc viewers), I left for a moment and when I returned the device was powered but the screen had shut off. I attempted to wake it (failed), tried to reboot it (failed), unplugged and waited a bit before plugging it back in, it still failed to boot. I then left it for a few minutes and when I came back, the heatsink on the CPU was hot to the touch (yet the LED indicator located behind the reset button which is usually on when the board is on, was off). I unplugged it to let it cool down. Once cool, I plugged it back in and tried to use both the reset button and the power button in an attempt to force the boot sequence to start. Neither produced any results. The board started to get hot again so I unplugged and decided to check the SD card. It seems to be undamaged (all my files were accessible so I was able to retrieve my files). Returned the SD card to the board and tried to boot again -- same result (overheating with a black screen-- no blinking cursor, nothing, I dont think the screen even recognized the input). I decided to bite the bullet and reburn a clean image of the linux distro onto it and try again. No issues during the burn process and I returned the SD card to the board and attempted to boot it). Exact same result -- no lights, no signals, but if you leave it for 5 minutes the heatsink will be hot. The only indication LED that is still on is the DCIN one.
I have tried different computer monitors, to no effect. I think it is also important to note that when the board was functioning normally, the heatsink would remain cool to the touch during the boot up process and even during light usage (i.e. writing some code). Something very abnormal has occured, and I think it is a hardware issue, but I am kind of stuck at this point.
Any insight into what I should attempt next would be appreciated (or confirmation that someone else as experienced something similar).
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3D scanner |
Posted by: Firesped - 08-20-2018, 01:03 PM - Forum: RockPro64 Projects, Ideas and Tutorials
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a kickstarter I backed long ago was the EORA 3D scanner. It took a long time to deliver and after it did I felt that it really needed a full fledged computer to be utilizing it versus a smart phone. It supports Android, however not as well as iOS. I am looking at using the RockPRO64 to make a device that can use the EORA 3D scanner. likely it will also need a robotic arm to hold the camera and scanner. in the past I found that the scanner and cameras needed to be leveled.
I needed to order some parts and saw the cameras were now available so I ordered 2 of those and some other parts. unfortunetly the main system seems to be currently out of stock though so that will have to wait.
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