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RockPro64 not detecting usb-c connected drives #354

Open chris-hawley opened 5 years ago

chris-hawley commented 5 years ago

The title basically says it all. If I use the same cable and drive and plug it into my laptop, the drive is found. If I use usb 3.0, it also works. Additionally, the connector has a light on it that lights up so not sure how it's not being detected. I tested this on 3 rockpro64 boards and none of them worked which leads to the conclusion that it's the image. I have the image copied so if you want me to share it, just let me know. This used to be working on the 4.4 kernel. I upgraded to the 4.20-rc6 linux kernel because I needed a kernel module in a more recent kernel. The exact kernel version is below.

4.20.0-rc6-1075-ayufan-g6b3dd2a83c96

Any help would be appreciated.

EDIT: Here is my dmesg output

https://pastebin.com/2QpfkeNP

dmnkhhn commented 5 years ago

Are there any updates on this? I came across this on 5.2.0-1116-ayufan-gd00bd59850cc :-)

ayufan commented 5 years ago

Nope. Not yet. Mainline is not my focus yet.

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chris-hawley commented 5 years ago

I have more information since I originally posted this. The fan also has some weird behavior that's not present in the 4.4 kernel. In the 4.4 kernel, the fan pwm can be set from 0 to 255 without an issue. However, in the 4.18 kernel the fan pwm can be set from 0 to 100. After 100, the fan will spin for about 1-2 seconds and then just stop.

I have downgraded my kernel because the kernel module we are using needed the lower kernel version.

doodlebro commented 3 years ago

Still exists, kind of a bummer.