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  1. asic12's post in Rockpro64 - PXE boot - NFS/Network disconnects right after login screen was marked as the answer   
    So I figured it out yesterday but I wasn't allowed to post until today 😑
     
    My hunch was correct and NetworkManager was doing something to the interface.  I'm not sure exactly what, but once I excluded the interface from NM, all was fine.
     
    Since I have direct control over the root fs, all I had to do was open up /etc/networkmanager/networkmanger.conf and add a line like this.  ofc sub in the correct interface mac address
    [keyfile] unmanaged-devices=mac:f2:b7:0b:2f:07:d2  
    Also, while I'm typing this out.  I initially used the sigmaris uboot for spi, but it didn't work well at all.  the ethernet was constantly timing out and I couldn't successfully pull the kernel images via tftp.  but the ayufan uboot worked much better.  

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