On Sat, Dec 16, 2023 at 03:48:09PM +0100, Mizsei Zoltán wrote: Following your directions I've gotten mine up and running 7.4 as well. Thanks.
The dwqe (eth0 and eth1) at least configure and can do simple work. I did get one "dwqe_watchdog" so far. Comments inline. > So i have managed to install OBSD 7.4 on the H68K. > > Here is my current Tianocore EFI build: > https://extrowerk.com/storage/20231205_Hinlink_H68K/BSD_EFI/H68K_EFI.img > And here is the current DTB: > https://extrowerk.com/storage/20231205_Hinlink_H68K/BSD_EFI/rk3568-opc-h68k.dtb > > dd the img to an sd card, dd the installer74.img to a usb disk, then mount > the EFI partition, and copy the dtb into a freshly created rockchip folder. > > Boot with "set tty fb0", install onto a GPT partitioned (important!) USB disk > (eMMC is not yet working). Copy the DTB to the installed disk EFI partition, > then boot using "set tty fb0" and "machine acpi on" and run: Should probably mention to "boot -s" at this point. > # config -e -o /bsd.new /bsd > and > disable rkdrm* Probably add this to /etc/bsd.re-config so it sticks across updates. > Then you have to add the following to /etc/boot.conf: > > set tty fb0 > boot bsd.new > > Then it should work just fine. > Here is my dmesg output: https://pastebin.com/raw/4xfM9m4G > CLI + Xorg works ok so far. I haven't tested the ETH ports yet. > > TODO: > - fix emmc > - fix rkdrm > - fix m.2 wifi ( i have replaced the original with an intel one, but while > the sstem recognizes it, it doesn't tries to install any firmware. Currently > i use a USB attached wifi dongle instead) > - 2 ETH interface have all-zero MAC address Those are the rge ports, both indeed have lladdr all zeroes. Thanks
