Again, you are just taking out of context everything i said.. and yes, building the drivers is pretty basic for someone confortable with Linux.. after all the great hard work done by everyone on this forum that already done everything about the bootloaders compatible with most of the existing boxes.. my professional live unfortunately nowadays doesn't allow me to have many hobbies, and i can only do work on my things, don't really have time to sort things away from my actual scope.. you can also see that by my answer 1 month late.. i'm not one of those that has time to check emails everyday or even every week.. if i had free time often, yes, i would Happily share.. but if you really want you can look by my nick on bmw foruns and check tutorials i used to make when i had the time for it on how to make vm linux systems with the BMW coding computer.. and in eletronic forums answering and helping some people.. because yes, when i had some spare time i was one of those happy to help..

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I wanted to come around to this. Wireless works fine. The problem is the guy between the chair and the keyboard. In the past I've been able to at least scan wifi networks without an antenna. I cannot on this board. I attached the antenna and I was able to see all the networks. oof

Now I realize that as shown in the video, the BPI is powered the wrong way see https://wiki.banana-pi.org/images/4/45/Banana_pi_BPI-M1_1.jpg https://wiki.banana-pi.org/Quick_Start_Banana_pi_SBC Powering shall be done via the microUSB connector that is between the SATA power connector and the SATA data connector. Or via GPIO pins.

My board have a UART1 (via onboard Micro-USB converter) and dont connect...... with $ sudo picocom -b 115200 /dev/ttyUSB0 @Werner Can you think of any other option? Thanks for answering and for your time.