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Gentlemen, I need help and, I think, your help will be most useful. There is a stillborn box Tanix TX28 in the amount of 30 pieces. The firmware for the android from your device works fine, except for 2 things: all USB and WIFI do not work. I need to port your firmware, but I can’t imagine which files I need to add from my native to run. Please help with advice or poke your nose where to read
iliandreich, You find a topic about porting firmware and write there
Posted on 03/25/2019, 06:51:
Ayufan releasedrelease candidate 8th OS version for Rock64, now there is a Mate desktop with fully working acceleration (as the author says)
Elik745i @ 04/22/19, 11:32 PM
There, he’ll break his leg himself, where is the image for firmware with an MMC firmware?
he has been doing everything in bulk for a long time in one image, as I understand it
Linux and everything related to Rock64:
Armbian (Ubuntu Bionic, there is an option with the XFCE desktop)
Jmcc script(includes acceleration of video and 3D, as well as much more)
Test before and after installing the script from JMCC
Assemblies from Ayufan(Variants of Bionic: minimal, with Mate graphics, with LXDE graphics; Variants of Stretch: minimal, OpenMediaVault)
Slackware(there is an option with XFCE, acceleration is not fully implemented)
NEMS Linux
Debian by mrfixit2001(promised support for many devices, I have not tested it myself, I can’t say anything, but it’s interesting because the author is sawing a very interesting project for Rock64)
LibreElec 9.0(The Kodi-based media center is still a Beta version, but it works fine)
LibreElec 9.1(nightly assemblies for testing, unlike 9.0 based on the mainline core)
RecalBox from mrfixit2001(The collaboration of mrfixit2001 and the official RecalBox development team allows you to play retro games and watch videos, so far in the Beta version, but they say it works well)
Manjaro linux(There is a version with KDE and LXQT)
Dietpi
CentOS
It seems that everything interesting that I found, wrote here, you can hang in a hat: lol:
Post has been editedzet_lab - 09.06.19, 07:14
Armbian (Ubuntu Bionic, there is an option with the XFCE desktop)
Jmcc script(includes acceleration of video and 3D, as well as much more)
Test before and after installing the script from JMCC
Assemblies from Ayufan(Variants of Bionic: minimal, with Mate graphics, with LXDE graphics; Variants of Stretch: minimal, OpenMediaVault)
Slackware(there is an option with XFCE, acceleration is not fully implemented)
NEMS Linux
Debian by mrfixit2001(promised support for many devices, I have not tested it myself, I can’t say anything, but it’s interesting because the author is sawing a very interesting project for Rock64)
LibreElec 9.0(The Kodi-based media center is still a Beta version, but it works fine)
LibreElec 9.1(nightly assemblies for testing, unlike 9.0 based on the mainline core)
RecalBox from mrfixit2001(The collaboration of mrfixit2001 and the official RecalBox development team allows you to play retro games and watch videos, so far in the Beta version, but they say it works well)
Manjaro linux(There is a version with KDE and LXQT)
Dietpi
CentOS
It seems that everything interesting that I found, wrote here, you can hang in a hat: lol:
Post has been editedzet_lab - 09.06.19, 07:14
Reason for editing: Added by DietPi and CentOS
kernel update (ayufan 4.4.167-1213)
Kernel for slarm64:
kernel-firmware-rk3328-4.4.183-aarch64-1mara.txz
kernel-headers-rk3328-4.4.183-aarch64-1mara.txz
kernel-modules-rk3328-4.4.183-aarch64-1mara.txz
kernel-rk3328-4.4.183-aarch64-1mara.txz
update:
1. download all listed files
2. sudo upgradepkg kernel - *. Txz
Kernel for slarm64:
kernel-firmware-rk3328-4.4.183-aarch64-1mara.txz
kernel-headers-rk3328-4.4.183-aarch64-1mara.txz
kernel-modules-rk3328-4.4.183-aarch64-1mara.txz
kernel-rk3328-4.4.183-aarch64-1mara.txz
update:
1. download all listed files
2. sudo upgradepkg kernel - *. Txz
update:
- core 4.4.183
- all packages are updated onSat Jun 22 19:14:18 UTC 2019
slarm64-current-aarch64-base-rootfs-15Jun19-4.4.183-rock64-build-20190623.img.xz
slarm64-current-aarch64-base-rootfs-15Jun19-4.4.183-rock64-build-20190623.img.xz.md5
slarm64-current-aarch64-xfce-rootfs-15Jun19-4.4.183-rock64-build-20190623.img.xz
slarm64-current-aarch64-xfce-rootfs-15Jun19-4.4.183-rock64-build-20190623.img.xz.md5
- core 4.4.183
- all packages are updated onSat Jun 22 19:14:18 UTC 2019
slarm64-current-aarch64-base-rootfs-15Jun19-4.4.183-rock64-build-20190623.img.xz
slarm64-current-aarch64-base-rootfs-15Jun19-4.4.183-rock64-build-20190623.img.xz.md5
slarm64-current-aarch64-xfce-rootfs-15Jun19-4.4.183-rock64-build-20190623.img.xz
slarm64-current-aarch64-xfce-rootfs-15Jun19-4.4.183-rock64-build-20190623.img.xz.md5
There is the following problem:
I start with a 64gb SD card
When installing on an Android card (8, 7, TV) everything starts and works completely correctly.
I installed using pine64 installer 2.0.0 beta-3 (downloaded from the official github), but when installing any other Linux distribution (ubuntu bionic, debian, dei pi) of different versions downloaded from the same github, the system sees an error when it is turned on (when loading the system itself, and not already during its operation). I also tried to restart the board several dozens of times, reload the system, waited about 20 minutes, but there was no reaction.
I also throw off the logs when starting ubuntu, everything always ended with the line pvtm list NULL, but for this reason I did not find anything.
I start with a 64gb SD card
When installing on an Android card (8, 7, TV) everything starts and works completely correctly.
I installed using pine64 installer 2.0.0 beta-3 (downloaded from the official github), but when installing any other Linux distribution (ubuntu bionic, debian, dei pi) of different versions downloaded from the same github, the system sees an error when it is turned on (when loading the system itself, and not already during its operation). I also tried to restart the board several dozens of times, reload the system, waited about 20 minutes, but there was no reaction.
I also throw off the logs when starting ubuntu, everything always ended with the line pvtm list NULL, but for this reason I did not find anything.
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Mrswich What version of the board? Whose Linux do you download from github? I record through Etcher and norms, Armbian works for metell me, there is a subject running Openmediavault (OMV) on armbian 9 (stretch) from ayufan, help to screw in MOTD info about the available updates in packages, the info about security-related updates is especially interesting. I also have a Banana pi board on it OMV is running on jessie, from there I took most of the scripts for MOTD and took it, and if on jessie the information about the number of updates and the number of security patches was written separately in the var / cache / apt file during periodic check /archives/updates.number, now there is nowhere to take this info, this file is not created, there is an option to parse the apt update command, but it takes a very long time.
#! / bin / bash
# DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE
# any changes will be lost on board support package update
THIS_SCRIPT = "updates"
MOTD_DISABLE = ""
[[-f / etc / default / armbian-motd]] &&. / etc / default / armbian-motd
for f in $ MOTD_DISABLE; do
[[$ f == $ THIS_SCRIPT]] && exit 0
done
NUM_UPDATES = 0
[[-f /var/cache/apt/archives/updates.number]] &&. /var/cache/apt/archives/updates.number
if [[$ NUM_UPDATES -gt 0]]; then
echo -e "[\ e [31m $ NUM_SECURITY_UPDATES security updates available, $ NUM_UPDATES updates total \ e [0m: \ e [1mapt upgrade \ e [0m]"
echo -e "Last check: \ e [92m $ DATE \ e [0m"
echo
fi
# DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE
# any changes will be lost on board support package update
THIS_SCRIPT = "updates"
MOTD_DISABLE = ""
[[-f / etc / default / armbian-motd]] &&. / etc / default / armbian-motd
for f in $ MOTD_DISABLE; do
[[$ f == $ THIS_SCRIPT]] && exit 0
done
NUM_UPDATES = 0
[[-f /var/cache/apt/archives/updates.number]] &&. /var/cache/apt/archives/updates.number
if [[$ NUM_UPDATES -gt 0]]; then
echo -e "[\ e [31m $ NUM_SECURITY_UPDATES security updates available, $ NUM_UPDATES updates total \ e [0m: \ e [1mapt upgrade \ e [0m]"
echo -e "Last check: \ e [92m $ DATE \ e [0m"
echo
fi
EgOrrr Do you understand that different debian's have different versions of OMV? I just do not understand a bit, do you want auto-update to work or just to see what updates there are?
Post has been editedzet_lab - 24.08.19, 05:20
[email protected], 4:18
do you understand that different debian's have different versions of OMV?
[email protected], 4:18
Do you want auto-update to work or just to see what updates there are?
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