Mesa hm2/hm2_7i96s.0: error finishing read

spumco wrote:

Getting the Odroid sorted out last year was 3 or 4 months.

Hence my insisting on not using any type of SBC for machine control.
I was there once, still have 3 of RPI3 collecting dust. Never again.

UPDATE

The HP Elitedesk 800 G2 mini has been running Deb 12.2 w/rt6.1. No significant changes to config other than typical intel NIC grub stuff.

No read finishing errors for an hour while running YT in background.
 

tommylight wrote:

spumco wrote:

Getting the Odroid sorted out last year was 3 or 4 months.
Hence my insisting on not using any type of SBC for machine control.
I was there once, still have 3 of RPI3 collecting dust. Never again.
 

I may stick the G1 that's on it's way in the mill and pull the Odroid.  These HP's have pretty good latency.

Those HP are good, i got my first two of 8300 USDT for 30 Euro each as they had no power bricks, tested them and they worked fine so i got 4 more, all of those are running machines daily, one is still in my shop.

I would recommend you  get a decent  power supply for the 7i96s. Something like a Meanwell MDR-20-5 @ 3 amps. 2 amps might do it too.
Many people have come to grief with USB power supplies too.

spumco wrote:

UPDATE

The HP Elitedesk 800 G2 mini has been running Deb 12.2 w/rt6.1. No significant changes to config other than typical intel NIC grub stuff.

No read finishing errors for an hour while running YT in background.

 

Very interesting, what ping times are you seeing to the Mesa card?

I've found that if I leave my Elitedesk 800 G2 mini running a day or two the communication to the Mesa card breaks down totally and won't resume until I reboot the machine (service networking restart doesn't help). There are also some PCIE related errors periodically in the syslog which seems to be common with these Intel network cards when things aren't fully working as they should.