Dev oneshots RK3588 DDR timing with a frontier model, building first 10GbE 4x NVMe NAS
teortaxesTex · x · 2026-11-12
Developer @pciyae used a frontier model ("opus 5.5") to oneshot RK3588 DDR initialization: all 64-bit DDR4 group timings trained successfully and the 10Gbps SFP PHY is working, paving the way for what he calls the world's first 10GbE 4x NVMe RK3588 homelab NAS. He notes even the newest models can't do this naively — it's all about the toolchain. The retort framing: "AI will never do my job" usually means labs haven't targeted your profession yet.
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