Re: NetBSD on crashes on Radxa Rock 5B+

[Nick Hudson <nick.hudson%gmx.co.uk@localhost>]

> On 9 Nov 2026, at 09:13, Tuxifan <tuxifan%posteo.de@localhost> wrote:
> 
> On Monday, November 9, 2026 8:42:57 AM Central European Standard Time you 
> wrote:
>> On 07/11/2026 16:10, Tuxifan wrote:
>>> On Saturday, November 7, 2026 3:13:42 PM Central European Standard Time
>>> Benny> 
>>> Siegert wrote:
>>>> FWIW, I run an OrangePi 5, which is an R3588, in production with NetBSD
>>>> 11. I use the UEFI firmware from github.com/edk2-porting/edk2-rk3588.
>>>> Zero
>>>> issues.
>>> 
>>> Ah! I have gotten it to boot using that firmware on my Rock 5B+!
>>> (unfortunately they don't seem to have any firmware for the Rock 5C?)
>>> But I'm now being dropped into the debugger after USB initialization:
>>> https://paste.debian.net/hidden/86ed4518?lines=0
>> 
>> "Your requested paste entry '86ed4518' could not be found"
> 
> rk3588
> [  17.0082303] 
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------
> [  17.0082303] fp ffffc006f4de7d20 splx() at ffffc0000000379c netbsd:splx+0x6c
> [  17.0082303] fp ffffc006f4de7d40 softint_dispatch() at ffffc000000e76e0 
> netbsd:softint_dispatch+0xb0
> [  17.0082303] fp ffffc006f5909ae0 cpu_switchto_softint() at ffffc000000ac104 
> netbsd:cpu_switchto_softint+0x70
> [  17.0082303] fp ffffc006f5909af0 cpu_irq() at ffffc000000b01b4 
> netbsd:cpu_irq+0x84
> [  17.0082303] tf ffffc006f5909b20 el1_trap() at ffffc000000b2704 
> netbsd:el1_vectors+0x704
> [  17.0082303] ---- interrupt: trapframe 0xffffc006f5909b20 (304 bytes) ----
> [  17.0082303]      pc=ffffc000000036f4,    spsr=0000000040400005
> [  17.0082303]     esr=ffffffffffffffff,     far=0000000000000000
> [  17.0082303]      x0=ffffc00041002008,      x1=0000000000000000
> [  17.0082303]      x2=0000000000000000,      x3=ffffc000000c7030
> [  17.0082303]      x4=0000000000000000,      x5=00000000000000ff
> [  17.0082303]      x6=ffffc006f5902000,      x7=ffff8005fb90e600
> [  17.0082303]      x8=ffffc00001026e30,      x9=0000000000000006
> [  17.0082303]     x10=0000000000000040,     x11=000000000000003f
> [  17.0082303]     x12=fffffc0017dae7e0,     x13=fffffc0017dae7f0
> [  17.0082303]     x14=ffffc006f4707000,     x15=ffff0005f6b9fe00
> [  17.0082303]     x16=ffffc00000004610,     x17=0000000000012005
> [  17.0082303]     x18=ffffc00001026af8,     x19=0000000000000000
> [  17.0082303]     x20=ffffc00000c70308,     x21=0000000000000006
> [  17.0082303]     x22=0000000000000000,     x23=ffffc00000187de0
> [  17.0082303]     x24=0000000000000000,     x25=ffffffffffffffff
> [  17.0082303]     x26=ffffc00001137e70,     x27=ffffc00000187cf0
> [  17.0082303]     x28=ffffc00001137e78, fp=x29=ffffc006f5909e50
> [  17.0082303] lr=x30=ffffc000000036d0,      sp=ffffc006f5909e50
> [  17.0082303] 
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------
> [  17.0082303] fp ffffc006f5909e50 _spllower() at ffffc000000036f4 
> netbsd:_spllower+0x74
> [  17.0082303] fp ffffc006f5909e80 lwp_startup() at ffffc000004ca68c 
> netbsd:lwp_startup+0x5c
> [  17.0082303] fp ffffc006f5909ed0 lwp_trampoline() at ffffc000000ac17c 
> netbsd:lwp_trampoline+0x4
> [  17.0082303] cpu0: End traceback... RIP!
> Stopped in pid 0.6 (system) at netbsd:cpu_Debugger+0xc:       ldp     x29, 
> x30, [sp], #16
> db{0}>
> 
> 
You passed -d in the boot command or hw.cnmagic triggered?

A more complete log would help.