Star64: Armbian Installation

[Der Geist der Maschine]

Xorg is extraordinarily slow, considering how fast Wayland was. As I understand it, X is usually sped up by establishing a shared memory area so that clients can talk to the server quickly and pass a lot of data. Back in the day, the connection to the X server was a stream of bytes. My guess is that the shared memory area wasn't enabled or a library was missing when Xorg was compiled.

I can't imagine that no shmem support brings X to such a crawl.

I don't have Xorg installed on Armbian, anymore. That's from another machine. That's how you can check for shmem support

Code:

~$ grep -i shm /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[   123.365] (II) Initializing extension MIT-SHM

Both of my Ethernet ports seem to be working fine. I was able to download many gigabytes on each of them.

Oh, now both ethernet ports work. I'm not sure what changed. Guess I'm not as tech savvy as I thought

Another issue I'm seeing is an error on the console where a kworker is blocked for too long.

I don't see an blocked kworker threads

Code:

root@star64:~# journalctl -b 0| grep kworker
root@star64:~# dmesg | grep kworker
root@star64:~#

Here are my complete boot logs http://corona.crabdance.com/riscv/bootlo...230529.txt

Well, that does not help you that much.