26 Apr 2024 |
K900 | Mine is still in aliexpress heck | 10:59:18 |
motiejus | * Orange Pi 5+ heatsink/fan report:
Results in it's own kernel build (6.9-rc1 with rk3588 collabora patches) in 116m56s with 0 throttling, finally!
Comparing the kernel build time to:
- household's gaming desktop (AMD Ryzen 7 5800X3D): 26min
- hetzner CAX21: 55min
- laptop with Intel i5-1240P: 1h11min
- same orangepi5+ with a bad heatsink (from the same purchase of acrylic case; it slightly throttled): 2h31min
- Intel Celeron J4115: 4h40min
Finally it's robust enough so I can move things from my Celeron home server now. I appreciate everyone's tips here over the last 6 months. :D
| 11:04:57 |
motiejus | looking at it now, looks like it always runs at 1800MHz/2400MHz. And there is no output from dmesg | grep cpufreq . How is it supposed to look like? | 11:08:16 |
motiejus | * looking at it now, looks like it always runs at 1800MHz/2400MHz, which is not desirable for power draw, I guess. And there is no output from dmesg | grep cpufreq . How is it supposed to look like? | 11:08:36 |
motiejus | In reply to @k900:0upti.me Mine is still in aliexpress heck how long? | 11:09:29 |
K900 | Like two weeks? | 11:09:36 |
motiejus | 2w seems still reasonable (I usually wait between 10 to 20 days, very rarely more or less than that) | 11:10:36 |
motiejus | though I do understand target country may matter quite a bit | 11:10:53 |
motiejus | did you order the big fat piece of copper you mentioned previously? | 11:11:16 |
K900 | Two weeks since last update | 11:13:02 |
K900 | More specifically | 11:13:06 |
motiejus | answering my question about cpufreq: I guess it's not supposed to work now, but soon (and here] | 11:34:08 |
motiejus | * answering my question about cpufreq: I guess it's not supposed to work now, but soon (and here) | 11:34:10 |
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Iris [you&] ∈ Wonder& [y&] | since installing mobile nixos, phone network connectivity worked briefly, maybe one boot or so, but since then the mobile network wasn't an option in settings (gnome) at all | 14:38:13 |
Iris [you&] ∈ Wonder& [y&] | after more rebooting, the option is back, with the message "no wwan adapter found" | 14:38:48 |
Iris [you&] ∈ Wonder& [y&] | the killswitch is set to on and i'm out of ideas | 14:41:31 |
Colin | In reply to @wonder-tmp:the-apothecary.club the killswitch is set to on and i'm out of ideas mmcli (modem manager) is the first thing to check, if you're looking to debug
| 15:46:13 |
Colin | mmcli --list-modems will check if it even sees the modem
| 15:46:38 |
Iris [you&] ∈ Wonder& [y&] |
No modems were found
| 15:46:57 |
Colin | mmcli --set-logging=DEBUG might tell you why it fails to find anything 🙃️ | 15:47:13 |
Iris [you&] ∈ Wonder& [y&] | what does it do? on its own it's just set a logging level | 15:48:30 |
Colin | oh, sorry. you would want to pair that with journalctl -u ModemManager
| 15:49:31 |
Iris [you&] ∈ Wonder& [y&] | [base-manager] modem for device '/sys/devices/platform/soc/1c1b000.usb/usb2/2-1' successfully created | 15:53:35 |
Iris [you&] ∈ Wonder& [y&] | Apr 26 16:12:26 pona ModemManager[1534]: <msg> [device /sys/devices/platform/soc/1c1b000.usb/usb2/2-1] creating modem with plugin 'quectel' and '6' ports
Apr 26 16:12:26 pona ModemManager[1534]: <wrn> [plugin/quectel] could not grab port ttyUSB3: Cannot add port 'tty/ttyUSB3', unhandled port type
Apr 26 16:12:26 pona ModemManager[1534]: <msg> [base-manager] modem for device '/sys/devices/platform/soc/1c1b000.usb/usb2/2-1' successfully created
Apr 26 16:12:33 pona ModemManager[1534]: <wrn> [modem0] port ttyUSB2 timed out 2 consecutive times
Apr 26 16:12:36 pona ModemManager[1534]: <wrn> [modem0] port ttyUSB2 timed out 3 consecutive times
Apr 26 16:12:39 pona ModemManager[1534]: <wrn> [modem0] port ttyUSB2 timed out 4 consecutive times
Apr 26 16:12:42 pona ModemManager[1534]: <wrn> [modem0] port ttyUSB2 timed out 5 consecutive times
Apr 26 16:12:43 pona ModemManager[1534]: <msg> [modem0] state changed (unknown -> locked)
Apr 26 16:12:43 pona ModemManager[1534]: <wrn> [modem0] modem couldn't be initialized: Couldn't check unlock status: QMI operation failed: GW primary session index unknown
Apr 26 16:12:43 pona ModemManager[1534]: <msg> [modem0] state changed (locked -> failed)
Apr 26 16:12:46 pona ModemManager[1534]: <wrn> [modem0] port ttyUSB2 timed out 6 consecutive times
Apr 26 16:12:46 pona ModemManager[1534]: <wrn> [modem0] error initializing: Modem in failed state: sim-missing
Apr 26 16:12:46 pona ModemManager[1534]: <wrn> Cannot read from istream: connection broken
Apr 26 16:12:46 pona ModemManager[1534]: <msg> [modem0] port 'cdc-wdm0' no longer controllable, reprobing
Apr 26 16:12:46 pona ModemManager[1534]: <wrn> Error cancelling authorization check: GDBus.Error:org.freedesktop.PolicyKit1.Error.Failed: No such cancellation_id `cancellation-id-0' for name :1.31
| 15:56:13 |
Iris [you&] ∈ Wonder& [y&] | sim-missing is bad, there most certainly is a sim in the slot | 15:56:54 |
Colin | In reply to @wonder-tmp:the-apothecary.club
sim-missing is bad, there most certainly is a sim in the slot when i was in this situation on a pinephone (sim-missing despite a sim card definitely being there), it turned out i had to do some special stuff to properly initialize the modem before ModemManager could talk to it. eg25-manager does that for the pinephone, if it's a different phone i wouldn't have a clue.
| 16:26:44 |
Iris [you&] ∈ Wonder& [y&] | this is a pinephone | 16:36:07 |
Iris [you&] ∈ Wonder& [y&] | i'm not entirely sure what's going on in the linked issue but it looks like they resolved some build issue | 16:36:49 |
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