PCI-E not working. Please help.

rtlx33

I bought an adapter M2 to mini pci-e. Tested it on the desktop. Two devices were defined in desktop Ubuntu without installing drivers. Generic SATA control and Realtek network card. I also have several working SSDs with an M2 interface. When you turn on any of these devices to the RK3399-PC, the lspci command returns an empty list.

 In the next forum thread, I was advised to find Ubuntu 18.04 builds that were available on t-firefly.com before they were updated.

Those. I need images, in the title of which there is no "2019". Preferably for emmc.

 PLEASE, if someone has such an image, put it on the file sharing service.

karendar

Libre announced on the Indiegogo that they've got new code they're validating, this could potentially be fixed in a new image. 

rtlx33

Today I decided to take a look at http://en.t-firefly.com/doc/download/51.html and found the firmware dated May 21, 2019. I downloaded it and it all worked. M.2 SSD and adapter from M.2 to SATA.

loverpi

Yes, the problem should be fixed on the latest images along with the MicroSD card reboot issue.

karendar

This still can't boot to M.2 SSD though, right?

loverpi

That feature requires u-boot to be flashed to SPI NOR with the proper support for PCI-E detection. This is coming.

Zaf9670

Will this be coming with the release teased on Twitter? I'm ready to see what's to come!

loverpi

Don't know about PCI-E bringup in u-boot because that's rather complex.
As for the SPI NOR firmware beta, you can get it here: http://share.loverpi.com/board/libre-computer-project/libre-computer-board-roc-rk3399-pc/firmware/