00:08 <gnarface> now that's weird, i've only seen that happen when a ethernet card is fried

00:08 <gnarface> i had this one dead ethernet card pulled from a pc i was fixing for someone

00:09 <gnarface> strangest thing... would WORK at about twice the speed of the switch's capacity for about 2-3 seconds worth of scp transfer then the switch would straight up freeze and have to be power-cycled

00:10 <gnarface> strange failure case for a network device, imo

00:10 <gnarface> can't tell if it burned out or if someone managed to hack the firmware with a really nasty virus

00:10 <rajkosto> if i reboot my orangepi pc2, the switch its connected to would break for a few seconds while its initializing

00:10 <gnarface> or ... i dunno maybe someone actually wasn't trying to break it, maybe they were trying to make it faster in a really unsafe way

00:11 <rajkosto> and i can see this when i just ping another device on the network (not the orangepi or .1.1) while its rebooting

00:11 <gnarface> so weird

00:12 <gnarface> these aren't setup with power-over-ethernet are they?

00:12 <rajkosto> nope

00:13 <rajkosto> and the ethernet does work at full gigabit after the init

00:49 <rajkosto> ah nvm its just a quirk of the router i was plugging it into

00:49 <rajkosto> unplugging anything makes that same thing happen

00:54 <rajkosto> very strange that the orange LED on the orangepipc2 is now solid instead of blinking when using this other switch now

00:57 <apritzel> jernej: can you have a look at this TF-A patch, to see if that addresses the OrangePi 3 regulator issues? https://review.trustedfirmware.org/c/TF-A/trusted-firmware-a/+/13080

00:58 <apritzel> you can click on the "three dot icon" on the right hand side to download the actual patch

16:26 <jernej> apritzel: over weekend

16:27 <apritzel> cool, thanks!