Circle-R reset not working with A311D?

[tomicdesu]

Not much of a limitation for me, but cpu reset does nothing. I found this link

NVMe not working with RCM4? Fix for M.2 adapters!

We recently shipped the first dozen or so of RCM4+BPi modules (with A311D processor) for MNT Reforms. The box also includes a complimentary (off-the-shelf) adapter that makes it possible to mount M.2 cards (like an NVMe SSD) in the mPCIe slot on the MNT Reform motherboard. This is necessary because we don’t have another PCIe lane going to the M.2 slot. But we also don’t have a PCIe reset line in this revision of RCM4. This is normally not a problem, but I’ve seen that some SSD brands need an ex…

about this, and a fix, in early shipped units (oct2023); is this my board’s issue? No action needed, power off then on works fine.

The A311D has resolved so many issues for me I’m more than happy with the machine.

[josch]

I’m a bit confused about what the problem is you are facing. The subject of your post mentions that circle-r reset is not working but the other post you quote is about pcie reset.

[tomicdesu]

Oops you’re correct. Ignore the quoted post…

Circle-R (“cpu reset”?) does nothing on my Reform after installing the A311D processor.

[josch]

I can confirm this behaviour on my own A311D Reform. Pressing Circle-R reset does nothing.

@minute is this something we have missed in the documentation?

[tomicdesu]

Hmmm maybe more to this… while arguing with CUPS, I rebooted the machine (shutdown -r now) and wifi/WLAN would not come up. Everything present, just wouldn’t talk…

I did shutdown -h, then Circle-0 then -1. Rebooted, and WLAN worked right off.