01:13 <HdkR> Anyone have any issues with UAS USB devices?

01:13 <HdkR> Seems to get stuck with a debug log of "Spinning up disk"

01:14 <HdkR> Then it throws a couple errors about `Read Capacity` failing

01:15 <HdkR> DWC3 quirk? Kernel configuration failure? SCSI and UAS is enabled

01:21 <steev> depends on how much power the drive needs

01:21 <HdkR> It's an NVMe and doesn't work even with a powered hub

01:24 <HdkR> Hopefully something like 10w can be handled over my powered USB port

01:24 <steev> what adapter is it?

01:25 <HdkR> https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07MNFH1PX/ This one, which is using a JMS567

01:25 <HdkR> Works on an x86 machine and a Jetson, just not my HDK865

01:26 <steev> you could try something like usb-storage.quirks=174c:55aa:u replacing the 174c:55aa with the actual id of the adapter

01:27 <steev> can also try doing a firmware upgrade on it

01:27 <HdkR> reflashing kernel with quirk thrown in the command line

01:29 <steev> you could just edit the cmdline argument at boot to see if it works first?

01:29 <HdkR> I don't have the ability to modify cmdline at boot other than reflash sadly

01:29 <steev> disclaimer being i have nfi what the hdk865 is :D

01:29 <HdkR> Snapdragon 865 dev board

01:30 <HdkR> https://developer.qualcomm.com/hardware/snapdragon-865-hdk

01:30 <steev> oh, right

01:37 <HdkR> quirk fixed it

01:37 <HdkR> weird

01:38 <HdkR> Now to make sure I can boot off of it

01:40 <HdkR> yep, that worked

01:41 <HdkR> Weird that the other devices didn't need it

02:00 <steev> good deal

02:00 <steev> i have to do that with one of mine here too

02:02 <HdkR> USB flash drives really don't like being used long term as the host os

02:02 <HdkR> Perf was just slowly degrading

02:03 <HdkR> and now rsync is bottlenecked by the gigabit ethernet on the board instead of the flash drive. So much better

13:27 <shawnguo> steev: just forwarded the qrtr upgrade request to the right person, and will let you know when I get something back from him

15:48 <bamse> steev: is that with wifi enabled?

15:49 <bamse> steev: i figured out the missing pieces to get wifi working on primus, and it crashes within a few minutes...so perhaps that's more tangible to try to debug...nothing suspicious on the uart though

16:02 <steev> yeah wifi is enabled

17:24 <bamse> that's wonderful

17:24 <bamse> but i wonder what i'm doing wrong...

17:31 <steev> well it's kind of the same, just longer time?

18:05 <steev> i also haven't done the mesa stuff yet, slacking off there, kinda waiting on jessica's tracking down that clk issue

20:42 <steev> fwiw, not that anyone wants or needs, but i built an iso against bullseye since it came out yesterday - https://arm.kali.org/c630 if anyone wants it. it uses my 5.12 kernel instead of the 5.11 (no, networking still won't work, it would need the userland stuff to run and i have no idea how to add services to an installer iso)

20:43 <steev> well, i say yesterday, but whenever it was

20:51 <bamse> steev: ahh, didn't read the part where you said that wifi stopped working

20:52 <bamse> steev: did you try just restarting it? might be the same issue...

21:27 <steev> i *think* i tried but it wouldn't come back up. in dmesg there are complaints about wifi thermals

21:29 <steev> also side note - my iso is *only* for c630

21:30 <steev> Aug 12 12:47:42 meatwad kernel: [ 2619.854096] ath10k_snoc 18800000.wifi: failed to synchronize thermal read