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Ubuntu • Evidently need D0 silicon device trees for CM5

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I just bought a 2 GB CM5 Lite and a CM5IO board. With my own customized kernel, and Ubuntu from a year ago (but not the latest Raspberry Pi OS Lite) I get the
following kernel panic at boot time:

Image

Elsewhere I've read that this may result from needing the BCM2712D0 silicon specific device tree. Indeed, adding

Code:

device_tree=bcm2712d0-rpi-5-b.dtb
to

Code:

/boot/config.txt
allows the board to boot, but with missing devices.

Also, on a related note, there is a device tree for the CM4 alone that works in the 3rd party carrier boards I've tried, but there isn't such a device tree for the CM5. What is supposed to happen with a carrier board other than the CM5IO?

Statistics: Posted by pmunts — Wed Jan 15, 2025 7:20 pm — Replies 2 — Views 75



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