@plumlis The performance is perfect, there is absolutely no issues present, on glmark2 with Xorg all tests are running between 1400-1500 fps(this is heavily window system dependent so take it with a HEAVY grain of salt when making comparisons!!!). I have much better battery life as well. Everything is much better than my previous laptop.

My harddrive I used to compile armbian with 6.1 broke, all though If you are willing I could send patches, the issue with my specific setup is that it highly depends on out of tree patches. Perhaps I might be able to upstream some of it to the coolpi armbian github? Although the issue with that is that I am locked out of my google accounts currently.

If you are willing to put in (not too much) effort I could send you some patches to apply to the official Coolpi Armbian repository, note that it requires a x86_64 Intel/AMD machine with Linux and Docker(If you dont use Ubuntu).

@george Is there a possibility for /boot/ on the FLASH and then the root partition being on the nvme drive with the uboot?

I have been using a USB drive to boot for a while now. I noticied that if I flashed a M.2 drive with an image ad tried to boot it it would not boot, is there anyway I could get the M.2 Drive as my boot drive?

@plumlis The performance is perfect, there is absolutely no issues present, on glmark2 with Xorg all tests are running between 1400-1500 fps(this is heavily window system dependent so take it with a HEAVY grain of salt when making comparisons!!!). I have much better battery life as well. Everything is much better than my previous laptop.

My harddrive I used to compile armbian with 6.1 broke, all though If you are willing I could send patches, the issue with my specific setup is that it highly depends on out of tree patches. Perhaps I might be able to upstream some of it to the coolpi armbian github? Although the issue with that is that I am locked out of my google accounts currently.

If you are willing to put in (not too much) effort I could send you some patches to apply to the official Coolpi Armbian repository, note that it requires a x86_64 Intel/AMD machine with Linux and Docker(If you dont use Ubuntu).

@george

Thank you! I got sound working now!

For those who want the modified dts for it, know it can be downloaded here:
rk3588-cpcm5-notebook.dtb
rk3588-cpcm5-notebook.dts

Also the out of tree module for the linux-rockchip kernel used in ubuntu-rockchip can be found here:

es8316-cm5

I have recently been trying to get the CM5 V10 Laptop to work with Joshua Reik's Linux 6.1 kernel and create Armbian images for it, the fork I specifically used is at https://github.com/hbiyik/linux-rockchip. I currently got every device to work except sound. I noticed that the es8316 driver you have is quite different when it comes to what is on mainline linux and the 6.1 Panthor kernels so I tried to compile it out of tree but with weak results. There is no audio that comes out of the speakers, microphone or the headphones. Speakers and headphones show the audio running in gnome settings but no audio is played. Plugging in the headphones produces static, es8316_enable_spk(es8316, false); or es8316_enable_spk(es8316, true); is the cuprit. Despite that no audio comes from either output.

Here is the grepped out dmesg:

yusuf@coolpi-cm5-notebook:~/es8316/es8316-cm5$ dmesg | grep es8316
[   83.814734] platform es8316-sound: deferred probe pending /* Pre-baked in kernel driver */
[  127.278348] es8316: loading out-of-tree module taints kernel. /* Out of tree module loads */
[  127.280379] es8316 7-0010: Can not read property hp_det_gpio
[  127.280391] es8316 7-0010: Failed to get IRQ 0: -22

Headset also gets dumped to dmesg:

[ 2228.642645] (headset in is high level)headset status is in
[ 2230.655991] (headset in is high level)headset status is out
[ 2231.435910] (headset in is high level)headset status is in
[ 2234.359234] (headset in is high level)headset status is out

Perhaps there are userspace considerations or kernelspace ones I missed, I have tried to fix this since the beggining of summer break to no avail. Any help from jack would be appreciated.