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    normanherms got a reaction from tboz in Radxa Cubie A7A/A7Z - Allwinner a733   
    @deva67
     
    Yes, I run a Radxa Cubie A7S on mainline 6.18 (now 6.18.54) with an A733 patch
    series on top. No BSP kernel; a few drivers are ported from Allwinner's BSP and
    say so in their headers.
     
    All of it is public as a build recipe: https://github.com/DockSeed/a7s-build
     
    One ./build.sh builds the boot chain, the kernel and a Debian 13 image in a
    container. The patches are single files with their origin in the header
    (kernel/6.18/patches/). Vendor binaries (boot0 with the DRAM init, GPU and
    WLAN firmware) are downloaded at build time, not shipped.
     
    What I have measured on the A7S:
    - eMMC at HS400 (200 MHz, 8 bit, 1.8 V): about 290 MB/s sequential read at
      64 KiB requests, md5-equal data, same result across cold starts.
    - SD card at SDR104, 20 of 20 cold starts, about 91 MB/s sequential read.
    I am not a kernel developer. The measurements come from my board; the analysis
    and code were done with the help of an AI assistant (Claude).
     
    @Nick A  @alexc
     
    I can offer the patches one topic at a time, eMMC first, since
    eMMC on the A7A/A7S still looked open here. Where should they go: into your
    6.18 kernel, or onto the mainline work in PR #10712? I will prepare them for
    whichever you prefer.
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    normanherms got a reaction from deva67 in Radxa Cubie A7A/A7Z - Allwinner a733   
    @deva67
     
    Yes, I run a Radxa Cubie A7S on mainline 6.18 (now 6.18.54) with an A733 patch
    series on top. No BSP kernel; a few drivers are ported from Allwinner's BSP and
    say so in their headers.
     
    All of it is public as a build recipe: https://github.com/DockSeed/a7s-build
     
    One ./build.sh builds the boot chain, the kernel and a Debian 13 image in a
    container. The patches are single files with their origin in the header
    (kernel/6.18/patches/). Vendor binaries (boot0 with the DRAM init, GPU and
    WLAN firmware) are downloaded at build time, not shipped.
     
    What I have measured on the A7S:
    - eMMC at HS400 (200 MHz, 8 bit, 1.8 V): about 290 MB/s sequential read at
      64 KiB requests, md5-equal data, same result across cold starts.
    - SD card at SDR104, 20 of 20 cold starts, about 91 MB/s sequential read.
    I am not a kernel developer. The measurements come from my board; the analysis
    and code were done with the help of an AI assistant (Claude).
     
    @Nick A  @alexc
     
    I can offer the patches one topic at a time, eMMC first, since
    eMMC on the A7A/A7S still looked open here. Where should they go: into your
    6.18 kernel, or onto the mainline work in PR #10712? I will prepare them for
    whichever you prefer.

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