#968 [kernel] kernel crash on a number of rockchip rk3399 devices on boot | rhbz#2134177
Closed a year ago by blockerbot. Opened 2 years ago by blockerbot.

Bug details: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2134177
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2134177

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How important is Rockchip RK3399? I have never heard of it.

How important is Rockchip RK3399? I have never heard of it.

It's at least in Pinebook Pro/Pinephone Pro.

I'm:
FinalBlocker +1
on this, though might be willing to waive it as late-proposed / difficult-to-fix if no fix appears viable, since we can document the workaround.

AGREED AcceptedFinalBlocker

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How important is Rockchip RK3399? I have never heard of it.

It's basically one of the best cheap devices for running Workstation ATM, it's in the Pinebook Pro and a lot of the devices we actively support Workstation/IoT on. The vast majority of cheap arm devices with the work rock in their name a probably based on this SoC.

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