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Increasingly slow ethernet after boot on Orange Pi R1 Plus LTS #101
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Do you have packet loss? You can confirm this with ping. Try forcing 100 Mbps and 10 Mbps and see if that improves it. Sounds like a HW issue to be honest. |
Hi, But in counter-point to it being a hardware issue, I noticed this merge in arbian commit that seems to give the nics some extra time to power up: armbian/build@ac9373a I suspect that the issue may be the issue? |
https://lore.kernel.org/linux-rockchip/[email protected]/T/#u Possibly related. |
Interesting -- I will give that a shot to see if that improves anything, but my current armbian dts isn't using that.. here's my live one:
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Hi,
I have been checking out the images for the Orange Pi R1 Plus LTS, and after it finishes booting, when I attempt to do anything that requires network connectivity such as running apt update, within a few seconds the connection gets increasingly slow to the point it no longer is functional. The YT8531 is detected by all of the images:
and gets an IPv4 address from DHCP. Within a few seconds the connection just gets slower and slower, down to a few bits a second. I have tried different cables, as well as multiple routers, as well as crossover to rule out any external hardware issue. I did notice when running wireshard that it appears to be sending out a lot of TCP retransmissions when this is occurring.
I have tried all 4 of the images, and they all have the same issue. I have also noticed I can't seem to get the second NIC to be detected by the OS or powered on at all.
I also was able to validate with a USB Wireless Cellular connection that it is able to connect to the internet and download things fine (using a serial connection since eventually SSH drops off)
I suspect it may be a u-boot problem since it happens in all of the images, but am not sure how to debug any potential power-up/regulator issues that might be occurring.
Here's my output from
lsmod
on trixie:Here's also my output from
ifconfig
:which has that entry for
device interrupt
at the end which looks suspicious, but it may be a symptom rather than the cause.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: