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[Release] Bananian 14.11 for BPI-R1 (Router)
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[Release] Bananian 14.11 for BPI-R1 (Router)
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All devices are 1Gbit classs (ntb1 and ntb2 are windows machines). I've ran all tests at least 3 times.
Iperf stats:
1. bpi_r (server) eth0.101 - switch -ntb1 (client)
speed 210-240 Mbps. approx 80% of one core used by iperf on bpi_r
2. bpi_r (server) eth0.102 - ntb2 (client)
speed 230-260 Mbps. approx 95% of one core used by iperf on bpi_r
3. ntb2 (client) - bpi_r eth0.102 - (iptables) - bpi_r eth0.101 - switch - ntb1 (server)
speed 290-310 Mbps max 50% of one core used od bpi_r during transfer
4. ntb2 (client) - switch - ntb1 (server)
speed 570-610 Mbps
5 ntb2 (client) - bpi_r eth0.102 - (same vlan) - bpi_r eth0.102 - switch - ntb1 (server)
speed 560 - 570Mbps . no cpu usage during transfer on bpi_r
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On the CAN issue - i'm unable to get it working using the steps from http://forum.lemaker.org/forum.p ... amp;page=4#pid24212 .
After everything is made I end with Error: could not insert module can4linux.ko: Invalid module format .
As I've written previously, the bitbucket repo with sources for bpi_r1 is private, so main trouble could be that i've got bad source to begin with. Could you please release it?
Also if possible, could you provide Module.symvers (made by running 'make modules' )?
Thank you for making bananian working on bpi_r1  |
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openwrt has a newer kernel with many enhancements but many drivers still missing, backporting will not be as easy.
Its not mattrix fault that the kernel still is the old one ;) Hopefully porting to mainline will be finished with release of 3.19 ... |
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Edited by tkaiser at Fri Dec 26, 2014 18:14
balou1974 replied at Fri Dec 26, 2014 16:07 
Its not mattrix fault that the kernel still is the old one
Sorry, this is a misunderstanding: It's nobody's fault that the situation with the BPi-R1 is at it is. And the community's work is still superiour (recently Mattrix' work to get the board running with Debian and not only the crappy OpenWRT image).
But please keep in mind: there's SinoVoip who claims to be the original manufacturer of Banana Pi. There exists LeMaker who sells Banana Pro. SiniVoip sells the BPi-R1 and the Bi1-D1 (which is a totally different beast). Behind both boards is Lamobo as the 'software team'. And now there exists an 'Orange Pi' that seems to be the last attempt to cash in on the Pi's popularity. Noone knows what's going on and threads start to disappear here:
http://forum.lemaker.org/forum.p ... o=lastpost#lastpost |
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nektor replied at Thu Dec 25, 2014 15:03
On the CAN issue - i'm unable to get it working using the steps from http://forum.lemaker.org/forum. ...
Kernel source now public (my mistake)
See the first post for link |
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mattrix replied at Fri Dec 26, 2014 22:45
Kernel source now public (my mistake)
See the first post for link
Thanks, I've successfuly created Module.symvers files and compiled can4linux.ko module. Both are attached if anyone is interested in using them.
Module.symvers.tar.gz
(146.21 KB, Downloads: 12)
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Hi! Since this is a router, I'd like to have some QoS with tc, so I need to recompile the kernel (unfortunately, that support was not added to Mattrix's image). I have taken the source from the git repo, and compiled that with "sun7i_defconfig" config. That did not provide a usable kernel, since (with respect to my understanding) B53 and things like that was not added (I have checked the git history only after the compile, since I was not able to do git clone using https from that bitbucket cr*p, so I needed to register for scp ). Mattrix, could you please either modifiy "sun7i_defconfig" in the repo or provide your ".config" file? Also I think, I'll be able to reproduce it, it would help a lot to us to get though problems like QoS support. Thanks! |
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Post time Dec 25, 2014 09:59
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