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Couldnt boot on latest RPi4 img #16
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Edit: Please try last link of this page at the bottom of this page: thx for the record @Utopiah tested: http://0x0.st/-i9F.gz#./file/pinball-rpi_4.img.gz (obsolete) It may be outdated, let me build new images and push my changes to master |
This wasn't tested yet Change-Id: I7ee14d6bfac36cb22220ceb56e63096b15910a3a Bug: #16 Signed-off-by: Philippe Coval <[email protected]>
I just rebuild image with usr/lib/u-boot/rpi_arm64/uboot.elf on current debian unstable: |
Same, I briefly some something about a file missing but couldn't get which one, maybe something about elf. |
ok thx @Utopiah a picture would help, anyway I rebuilt an image on a different OS (yocto poky). |
Sure but how do you recommend I do that? Slow-motion video of the boot sequence from a phone then I let you check the frames? |
eventually, beside that I've been confirmed that latest link work on RPi4 at 25fps (on gnu table) I'll be curious to know fps and cpu load with "tux" table, if anyone can record a short clip it will be appreciated too. |
This ubuntu based image should have improved performance (at least on pi3) if you have pi4 please let me know about FPS for each table and defaults settings see video on pi3: |
Tested using 5.10.0-7-arm64 Remove non debian firmware files Change-Id: Ib91348627ace4ffe95d3f4526390d8733aa0395d Relate-to: #16 Signed-off-by: Philippe Coval <[email protected]>
pinball-arm64-rpi_4.img was tested on: Raspberry Pi 4 Model B Rev 1.4 Professor table is ~20 FPS (same with tux) Similar Perfomance on same rpi_4 with pinball-arm64-rpi_3_64b.img Just like on rpi_3: - prof ~20 : (oscilating between 10 and 22) - gnu ~16 - hurd ~11 - tux ~19 U-boot might cause issues, so config loads kernel instead (update ramfs) this should be investigated after release. Bug: #16 Signed-off-by: Philippe Coval <[email protected]> Change-Id: Ic2284ef1587ef429b4f62e21b70ead09caf53f53
Both image boot on rpi4 it's based on bullseye (snapshot 0.3.20201218-123-g0f8d0ec6 ) curl -O "https://siasky.net/GAAmYVAvWMDObTbzST3Q39hj4WZzeT5fQZ_a7rG-mHgCig/#./file/pinball-arm64-rpi_4.img.gz" # md5=f5a0bda5cef3ce356a8c19090db61414 I expected higher performance (like ubuntu core at least , see video on https://purl.org/rzr/pinball ) So I guess this bug can be closed, I'll ship version after debian-11 release. This version should also boot on pi3: curl -O "https://siasky.net/EAA3zWLfSA_rY1VrD-_lvKPi2e90W8VhUXht5sRa4g_nwA/#./file/pinball-armhf-rpi_2.img.gz" # md5=4cc91438a45153d03ac124c1b62e9c41 |
Working on my rpi4 (see ephemeral video). |
RPi3 image worked but not RPi4 on RPi4. No error, just a rainbow screen.
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