Closed lucianor closed 1 year ago
I would caution against swapping kernels out with the bsp build. There are hacks specifically for the bsp kernel.
I would prefer there not to be issue reports with the mainline kernel unless you have a fix. I will not spend any time on this.
1) Flashed the microSD card a while ago, then transferred to the NVMe 2) Running a stable Linux 5.10 system with packages up to date with apt-get upgrade 3) Decided to try kernel 6.6.0 after your experimental release, but decided to build kernel myself with instructions from here: https://github.com/Joshua-Riek/ubuntu-rockchip/wiki/Building and using
sudo ./build.sh --board=orangepi-5 -m
4) used the deb file in the build folder and dpkg -i to my systemdpkg -i linux-image-6.6.0_6.6.0-ga482e8129726-1_arm64.deb
5) I was able to boot from NVMe with kernel 6.6 without issues, noticed is is running quite fast... details here: https://www.reddit.com/r/OrangePI/comments/17ld7zd/orange_pi_with_joshua_riek_and_kernel_660_amazing/ 6) however noticed that the thermals are about 8C higher.. is that normal / expected? 7) also a couple of errors on kernel on boot: https://pastebin.com/F6KSzVXJCommand outputs:
Expected: similar benchmarks, same avg CPU temperature and no significant kernel errors Actual: improved benchmarks, increased CPU temperatures and kernel errors that may or may not be significant
Keep up with the great work!