BOARDFAMILY `rk322x` was integrated into the `rockchip` BOARDFAMILY in https://github.com/armbian/build/pull/6092
This integration made the hardware optimization for rk322x not apply anymore.
Also remove a rk322x optimization for an old 4.4 kernel
* `armbian-audio-config`: do nothing if aplay/amixer/alsactl missing; shfmt
* `armbian-hardware-optimization`: fix for `case` without `esac` introduced in #4417; `shfmt`
* Re-enable network checksum TX offload on rockchip64 family
* Adjust gmac PBL setting for rk3399 legacy to fix network issues with MTU 1500
* Adjust gmac PBL setting for rk3328 in rockchip64-legacy to fix network issues with MTU 1500
Co-authored-by: Piotr Szczepanik <piter75@gmail.com>
* armbian-hardware-optimization: delay applying eth0 tweak on rk3399
* armbian-hardware-optimization: delay applying eth0 tweak on rockchip64
* armbian-hardware-optimization: fixed irq smp affinity for usb
on rockchip64.
Similar like the one applied to rk3399 on commit [eaf6853]
Pinebook-Pro Support:
suspend to idle via key and lid close
brightness keys
volume control keys
wifi, bluetooth frimware
touchpad tweaks
keyboard config
armbian-hardware-optimization
bootsplash
Co-authored-by: Britt Dodd <britt@reactornet.net>
* bsp: helios64: Add fancontrol
- Fancontrol configuration
- Udev rules for fan and temp sensor
Signed-off-by: Aditya Prayoga <aditya@kobol.io>
* bsp: helios64: Enable heartbeat on system status led
The reason systemd service used instead of device tree modification, is
to give visual notification that the system is ready.
Signed-off-by: Aditya Prayoga <aditya@kobol.io>
* armbian-hardware-optimization: SATA & 2.5GbE IRQ pinning on Helios64
- 2.5GbE USB LAN which is attached to XHCI, assigned to CPU4
- SATA controller assigned to CPU4 and CPU5
Signed-off-by: Aditya Prayoga <aditya@kobol.io>
* Add initial support for Odroid N2+
* Update C4 config and test booting
* Updates to C4, N2, N2+
- merge C4 and N2 legacy under meson64, same u-boot
- upgrade legacy kernel to meed DTB from mainline
- merge N2 and N2+, add a hack to display + in motd when N2+ is detected
- shortly spin N2 fan at startup
- merged N2 mainline and legacy boot script
- add upstream patches
* One of the regulators were breaking booting of Odroid N2
Co-authored-by: Werner <EvilOlaf@users.noreply.github.com>
Since 1a04b50674 triggered comments like 'stupid, lazy, technical criticism, dick, you vs. us' most probably it's the best to focus on Armbian's current mantra 'quantity first, quality second' (trying to provide OS images for as much SBC as possible so it's ensured none of these things can be supported properly).
Within the last 2 years nobody gave a shit about low-level optimizations except @paolosabatino when adding support for RK322X. Macchiatobin, La Frite, RockPi S, Odroid C4 and N2 are all plagued by an artificial bottleneck on `cpu0`. Other boards that were added since 2018 inherited already present optimizations more or less by accident. So let's try to be consistent and destroy N2 performance to be in sync with almost all other Armbian additions of the past few years. Shit like this https://forum.armbian.com/topic/14469-odroid-n2-single-cpu-handling-all-the-interrupts/ is Armbian's future.
* Introducing Rockchip rk322x SoC support
Main features:
- Legacy kernel flavour based upon stable v2.x rk3288 Rockchip branch (https://github.com/rockchip-linux/kernel/tree/stable-4.4-rk3288-linux-v2.x)
- Current kernel flavour based on mainline 5.6.y kernel
- Mainline u-boot (v2020.04)
- Single generic tv box target (rk322x-box) which boots on all the known tv boxes
- Hardware devices (eMMC/NAND, led wiring configuration, SoC variant selection) modulation done by user at runtime via device tree overlays - a script (rk322x-config) is provided for autodetection and simple configuration by inexperienced users;
- Bits added to armbian-hardware-optimization to set affinity for irq handlers
- rk322x-box targets already added to targets.conf for automatic image creation
* Removed disabled patches
* Restored mysteriously removed comment character
The sed command was wrongly replacing every folder whose name ends
in 'log/' with 'log.hdd/', so i.e. '/var/log/ulog/*.log' became
'/var/log.hdd/ulog.hdd/*.log'. Subsequent logrotate exections would
fail due to non existent folders.
In addition, some logrotate config files may have more than one path
per line, so a 'g' option in the sed replacement regex is required
to replace all '/log/' entries at once.
In Debian Stretch, among others, udev's "predictable interface naming" has been
adopted, meaning the onboard ethernet is no longer named eth0, instead it's
"enx00..(mac address bytes)..". Use a udev rule to apply the RPS settings
instead of /sys/class/net/eth0/... which no longer exists.
