@jshkol, I saw that an Orange4Pro build was approved yesterday—I have one of those myself. What’s the status regarding the NPU? I actually wanted to start a build myself at one point, and it’s great to see you so dedicated to it. How would I go about building it using the new image? I have a homelab and would love to test it out and share some feedback with you.

Where can I find the image?

@xaja34 hi images appear here:

 

https://github.com/armbian/community/releases

 

orangepi 4 pro seems have debian image now (sadly dont have resolute image):

 

Armbian_community_26.8.0-trunk.359_Orangepi4pro_trixie_vendor_6.6.98_minimal.img.xz

 

@jshkol anyone knows if have gpu acceleration? thanks

 

 

Edited July 16Jul 16 by mrdeathjr
corrections

1 hour ago, mrdeathjr said:

(sadly dont have resolute image):

Use framework and DIY. That's what it is made for

Hi Guys, if you using lastest os from orange pi (trixie) and looking for fix on kernel modules like wireguard,vpn,cifs and etc.. I have compile and create fix for that maybe you guys need this 

https://github.com/Dastanzzzz/OrangePi-4-Pro

Hi, I found an NVMe stability issue on Orange Pi 4 Pro and a workaround that seems to fix it.

Setup:

Orange Pi 4 Pro 6 GB

Armbian community 26.11.0-trunk.52

kernel 6.6.98-vendor-sun60iw2

Samsung MZVLW256HEHP 256 GB NVMe

root filesystem on NVMe/ext4

Under heavier load, for example Docker builds/compilation, the NVMe sometimes disappears completely.

Kernel messages:

nvme nvme0: controller is down; will reset: CSTS=0xffffffff, PCI_STATUS=0xffff nvme nvme0: Disabling device after reset failure: -19

After that the root filesystem starts throwing I/O errors and even binaries from /usr/bin become unreadable.

SMART looks normal and a direct sequential read test also passes.

I added these kernel parameters:

nvme_core.default_ps_max_latency_us=0 pcie_aspm=off pcie_port_pm=off

Since then I have repeated the same Docker build and several whisper.cpp runs using all 8 CPU threads, and the issue has not come back so far.

I also see this during boot:

sunxi:pcie-6000000.pcie:[WARN]: Failed to get "power-gpios"

PCIe still comes up normally as Gen3 x1 and the NVMe is detected.

Looks like this may be related to PCIe/NVMe power management in the current vendor kernel or DT.

Has anyone else seen this on Orange Pi 4 Pro / A733?

I am running into an issue with this image, It boots up to tiny text that cannot be read. Anyone else experience this? opi4pro4gb