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Achim Scheidl

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  1. Wow, this is very important information for me, I will try to fix it with the proposals you made - which will take some time.... Thanks very much für this background info
  2. Kernel 4.14 is still part of the image delivered by FriendlyElec with NanoPi NEO. What you probably want to say: First upgrade to a more recent kernel, maybe this fixes the problem....
  3. Hi, I have problems with NanoPi NEO on Allwinner H3 due to sudden sporadic Linux kernel overheating shut down. I'm using the Linux kernel 4.14 on Debian Trixie. The syslog shows: The hours before, the kernel shows above 80°C by: But there is not much load on it. When looking to "top" I see less then 10% as load average and more then 90% idle. "iotop" shows all processes <1%. And when measuring the chips, all are cool at below 40°C It looks like the CPU suddenly get into a hot-state above 80°C, because it stays there for hours independent from the process load. Even after a reboot command, the system comes up again and is still above unrealistic 80°C even with no load. A power cycle temporarily fixes the problem. The system comes up with about 50°C and slowly cools down to about 30°C for the next 1 to 3 weeks. Then it suddenly becomes hot again until shutting down. Any experiences with this, what helps? Is there a kernel patch available? Thanks

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