@Momo-0
Leave the address and arrange a new camera module for you.

I've pulled the latest edk2-rk3588 changes and fixed the display bug: https://github.com/petabyt/edk2-rk3588-genbook

I won't be working on this anymore, especially since the edk2-rk3588 project isn't being actively maintained anymore (the owner has moved on).

Anybody else is welcome to pick up where I left off.

As a reminder: currently it won't boot anything through device tree mode. ACPI works but trackpad and emmc aren't supported yet, so you can't install anything.

@Momo-0 any help is appreciated

After letting the Laptop rest for a few days, the cam was back shortly, went away after a few seconds though.

@george that did it, wireguard works now, thanks

@George The latest Ubuntu image won't boot from either a usb stick nor if its imaged onto the laptop from my Macbook using ums mode,
both Debian and Arabian boot fine.

@Momo-0
The 3.5mm headphone jack has output and MIC functions.

Have you updated your mesa from apt source?
Like the post you linked said. You have to keep mesa version with coolpi ppa if you want hardware accelaration.

Kernel 5.10 is using panfork, Which is specific mesa version needed.
If you want newer version mesa you have to switch to kernel 6.10 and use panthor driver instead.

@Momo-0
At present, PD charging only supports charging when turned on, and does not currently support charging when turned off. The protocol only supports TYPEC PD format and does not support QC standards. So you need to use an adapter with TYPEC interfaces on both ends as shown in the following figure:
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@Momo-0 Thank for your reply.
I think the point is pcie 3.0 /4.0
maybe pcie 3.0 version nvme ssd should be okay.