I am running out of ideas to make my Nanopi R2S Plus to run FreeBSD #freebsd #arm #arm64
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@maulanahirzan R2S Plus uses U-Boot on a RK3328 SOC, similarly as the Rock64. Sometimes there is sufficient overlap with an embedded SoM or SoC where a build which works for one might also work with the other.
- https://simonevellei.com/blog/posts/freebsd-on-a-rock64-board/
- RK3328 bug discussions: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D19335Rock64 images, could work, might need changes, might be flawless
- https://download.freebsd.org/releases/arm64/aarch64/ISO-IMAGES/14.3/ -
@maulanahirzan R2S Plus uses U-Boot on a RK3328 SOC, similarly as the Rock64. Sometimes there is sufficient overlap with an embedded SoM or SoC where a build which works for one might also work with the other.
- https://simonevellei.com/blog/posts/freebsd-on-a-rock64-board/
- RK3328 bug discussions: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D19335Rock64 images, could work, might need changes, might be flawless
- https://download.freebsd.org/releases/arm64/aarch64/ISO-IMAGES/14.3/@winterschon thank you for the hint. To be honest l, I do not want to give up with this device.
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@winterschon thank you for the hint. To be honest l, I do not want to give up with this device.
@maulanahirzan I know what you mean. There are a number of both NanoPi and Jetson boards over here which I've either bricked, screwed up and need to debug, etc.
Do you have the TTL serial port already enabled/usable? It's very difficult to debug the boot process and capture code/logs/timestamps/etc without DEBUG UART access. On most NanoPi those UART headers are inside the chassis and require either dupont connectors or pogo-pins, but on the R2S-Plus it has its own usb-c debug port on the right-most side.
> USB-C to Debug UART converter, 1500000bps baud
> https://wiki.friendlyelec.com/wiki/images/f/f1/NanoPi_R2S_Plus-layout.jpg -
@maulanahirzan I know what you mean. There are a number of both NanoPi and Jetson boards over here which I've either bricked, screwed up and need to debug, etc.
Do you have the TTL serial port already enabled/usable? It's very difficult to debug the boot process and capture code/logs/timestamps/etc without DEBUG UART access. On most NanoPi those UART headers are inside the chassis and require either dupont connectors or pogo-pins, but on the R2S-Plus it has its own usb-c debug port on the right-most side.
> USB-C to Debug UART converter, 1500000bps baud
> https://wiki.friendlyelec.com/wiki/images/f/f1/NanoPi_R2S_Plus-layout.jpg@winterschon yes I have the boot log from both succesful and failed images. After numerous trial and errors (manual hook, compiled u-boot for r2s plus via ports), I found that there is no trust.img from FreeBSD, that's why nanopi skipped the sdcard. I flashed armbian (working image) trust.img to the sd card and Nanopi showed loader error.
maybe I need to recompile the u-boot with ATF load turned off?
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Presto ci sarà una nuova giornata festiva sul calendario
@politica
https://pagellapolitica.it/articoli/nuova-giornata-festiva-san-francesco
La Camera ha approvato una proposta per celebrare ogni 4 ottobre San Francesco d’Assisi. Ora manca solo il via libera del Senato
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Impressioni di settembre
@anarchia
La giornata del 22 settembre è stata un’importante boccata d’aria, come se finalmente fosse saltato il tappo. Non avevamo dubbi sul fatto che a rimettere in moto la rabbia sociale sarebbe stata la Palestina e non la politica interna. Per...Vedi l'articolo
https://www.rivoluzioneanarchica.it/impressioni-di-settembre/
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@_elena yeah I saw that option. I did something else: I use my profile to very clearly show that I have left LinkedIn in the hope more people might follow 😉
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@owlsintowels that's some prime meme material there
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Btw here we are at 50 signatures, this must be a good sign (I don't know if this was posted before here) 🥳
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#Qualcomm just launched its #snapdragonx2elite #ARM CPU. Any hope to see those #laptop running #linux?
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@davidbures Hi David, is there any news?
