02:05 <tokyovigilante> loki666: in the meantime, any time you see this and then it crashes, comment that bin out from the opp table

02:05 <tokyovigilante> 2.417164] cpufreq: cpufreq_online: CPU0: Running at unlisted initial frequency: 408000 KHz, changing to: 480000 KHz

08:23 <loki666> Ok thanks

08:31 <gnarface> dunno if anyone remembers or cares about that pine64+ board's SDIO wifi device throughput issue i was trying to debug a while back, but i did end up upgrading the kernel to 6.1 and it helped a little; i don't get the steady 6MB/s throughput out of it like others have reported, but i managed to get a wobbly 5.5MB/s out of it max, which would be plenty if it were stable at that speed, but it's not. (not that it

08:31 <gnarface> crashes, i mean the bandwidth is all over the place, varying wildly and often even dipping way back down to the 2MB/s max i had before)

08:32 <gnarface> still, it's an improvement... just wish i had some idea whether it was an update to the driver or to my build options that's making the difference

08:33 <gnarface> setting cpufreq to performance on both ends helped with the average bandwidth the new kernel, whereas with the old one it didn't matter, but i couldn't find any way to make it steady

08:33 <gnarface> *with the average bandwidth on the new kernel

08:35 <gnarface> (environmental interference is suspected, the nearby networks list is crowded)

12:12 <chewitt> gnarface newer kernels will probably improve upon things

12:14 <chewitt> although the driver seems to be stuck in staging for a while now

14:57 <apritzel_> chewitt: I think there are ongoing efforts to merge support for the 8723*BS* into the rtw88 driver, which already supports other 8723 variants