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The bus errors could be from a few things, but as they're corrected errors, I did what any sane person would do, I turned PCIe AER (Advanced Error Reporting) off with pcie_aer_disable=1 ;)
A throw back to my post on running a Win11 ARM64 VM on the pi5 (https://imgur.com/gallery/KRZlO2W), I ran some CrystalDiskMark benches inside the Windows ARM64 vm.
The first 2 are with PCIe AER on, the next 2 off. You can see some boost in random access, that's prob the cpu cycles I got back from not spamming my system log.
Of course turning off reporting doesn't fix the errors, but for now, it meets my needs
PCIe AER on, CDM Setting: Peak Performance
PCIe AER on, CDM Setting: Default
PCIe AER off, CDM Setting: Peak Performance
PCIe AER off, CDM Setting: Default
kamelj436
Is it still plague with that USB issue from rpi4?
lightfoot2
Thanks for posting this. I picked up a Pi5, saw the PCIe thing on the back and am wondering when someone will sell an adapter for full size cards. That could be very useful as I'd like to get a RAID controller and run a pair of SSD disks for reliability at high speeds.
ijustpostwhenimhi
I already have a m.2 to x4 slot adapter. I plan to test a 10g nic and sas controller. Adapter https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09N1FYCQZ
lightfoot2
Oh that is interesting. I have a nice model 1 Turing Pi I use as my mini cluster and am now going to try the CM3-4 blades. Should be interesting with a 5 pi SAN.