If there is anyone still running an older version of the kernel and the USB-C is working it would be helpful if I can get a copy of your rk3588s-odroid-m2.dtb.

Hi rock5b user 🙂 My sbc hangs after 8-14 hours on the network. no ping from inside or outside works # ip link - show eth0 up after the commands ip link set eth0 down ip link set eth0 up - the network worgs again, https://paste.armbian.com/tiqabekoje - any hints for this issue?

I initially tried the instructions in the original post and it didn't work for me. On an allwinner h618 box with a mali-G31. I then spent pretty much all day today trying to find a fix. I came across a post on here stating the version of mpv that works with v4l2 needs to be compiled with the same package versions as ffmpeg or something along those lines. When I first tried the instructions I already had mpv installed and I remember it stating that it didn't update it. So for a hail mary I ran apt remove ffmpeg and apt remove mpv. Then I ran the instructions again and noticed first one didn't actually run successfully which could have been why they didn't work this morning.... When I copy pasted into the terminal it left the $ signs in there and caused errors. So I manually typed it out and got everything to run successfully. Now everything works. mpv is buttery smooth. Previously mpv stated drm was unsupported now it says "using hardware decoding (drm)". I had checked ffmpeg and it did list v4l2 as supported so maybe that didn't need to be reinstalled. Anyway, if it hasn't worked for you maybe try uninstalling ffmpeg and mpv and running the commands again.

And now I've hit a road block. I can't get video acceleration to work. VLC just displays a blank screen no matter what output I select and MPV playback is very stuttered. I wanted this box to act as an Emby client, got it all configured to load emby via the ir remote and got all the functionality working but when I play a video it's so choppy it's basically unwatchable. 576p is almost bearable, 1080p is not. I've spent all day on it and got nowhere. I've followed the instruction in this post but it made no difference - Repository for v4l2request hardware video decoding (rockchip, allwinner) edit: Ok the instructions in that post did actually work, I just didn't notice one of the commands had not run properly when I first tried it. Video playback in mpv is buttery smooth, now I just need to figure out how to get emby to do the same.

Installed to the EMMC with armbian-install and no issues it all. Took about 10 minutes and now boots from the EMMC with no SD card inserted. I think I paid $35AU for this thing and it came with the remote, a bluetooth keyboard, HDMI cable and power supply. Absolute bargain when you compare it to the current price of Rasperry PI's especially when it comes with it's own case and internal storage. Thanks to everyone who contributed to getting these images out there, it's fantastic. I've also got the IR remote working. I followed rafman's post but this didn't fully work for me. It allowed the remote to work and I could see it was working with ir-keytable -t but the desktop and any open apps wouldn't respond to it. The solution was to copy the toml file to /etc/rc_keymaps/magcubic.toml then edit /etc/rc_maps.cfg and add the following to the bottom of the file * rc-empty <whatever_name>.toml * rc-empty magcubic.toml Adding the line to the rc.local file was not required. I've attached a picture of the remote and the toml file I created. I didn't map the buttons in the top right section as this remote has a learning function and you're supposed to learn the codes from your TV remote. But here are the codes my remote was using for these buttons by default. Power 0x1f1 Set 0x1f2 TVIN 0x1f3 VOL- 0x1f4 VOL+ 0x1f5 Edit: If you are going to use on media player apps you will probably want to edit the toml file and change "KEY_OK" to "KEY_SPACE". OK doesn't let you select things with the OK button but SPACE does. magcubic.toml