BTF is hungry for memory, yes. KERNEL_BTF=n and it needs less. On 16Gb+ machine you should be fine. If not memory is eaten away by something else.

I got emby installed and working. Made it launch with the ir remote, it was all perfect until I tried to play a video I've set it to use mpv but it seems the emby package has it's own version of mpv and ffmpeg baked in as the versions reported in the mpv.log are different and it fails to use drm, it seems the following errors are the problem. [ 0.028][v][libmpv_render/drmprime] drmprime hwdec requires at least one dmabuf interop backend. [ 0.028][v][libmpv_render] Loading failed. [ 1.422][v][ffmpeg] Unable to open any dma_heap device [ 1.422][e][ffmpeg/video] hevc: Failed to set destination format: S265 1920x1080 [ 1.422][e][ffmpeg/video] hevc: Failed setup for format drm_prime: hwaccel initialisation returned error. When I launch the same file directly in mpv, it plays fine and doesn't have the errors above. The system has mpv version 0.35.1 but emby reports using 0.38.0-dirty. Same with ffmpeg and all the associated lib files, they are all higher versions and I can't find duplicates in the system so I believe they are packaged as part of the emby app so I really doubt it's something I will be able to fix unfortunately. Tried Kodi and that's missing all the acceleration settings. Jellyfin client doesn't work with an emby server anymore. Just to attempt to keep this on topic, I don't suppose there is anything I can config with the image that might resolve the dma_heap errors? edit: I figured out a solution, emby lets you configure an external player. I just set that to /usr/bin/mpv and it works.

Issue booting Multitool on RK322x Box (Kingston eMCP) - Red IR Light Only Hi everyone, First of all, thank you for this incredible project. Bringing new life to these generic boxes is vital work. I am struggling to boot the Multitool on an "RPC Plus" TV Box. Here are my hardware specs and the steps I’ve taken so far: Hardware Specs: SoC: Rockchip RK3229. Storage/RAM: 8GB Kingston eMCP (Chip ID: O8EMCP08-ELSCV100). SD Card: 16GB Lexar microSD (Class 10). Board LEDs: POWER, NET, and IR. Since the official download links for the Multitool are currently down (I get a 404 error idk why), I had to compile it myself on a Debian machine using the https://github.com/paolosabatino/armbian-build?tab=readme-ov-file repo and the ./create_image.sh rk322x script. I flashed the 500MB image to a 16GB Lexar card using BalenaEtcher and placed the Armbian minimal forky (6.18.7) image inside the /images folder (file name Armbian_community_26.2.0-trunk.357_Rk322x-box_forky_current_6.18.7_minimal.img.xz). The problem is that the box just won't boot from the SD card. When I hold the reset button and plug the power, the only thing I get is a static red light on the IR LED—no HDMI signal, no activity on the Power or Net LEDs, nothing. Android still boots fine if I pull the card out, so the hardware is okay, but it seems the boot process is hanging. I've tried both the reset and update buttons with different timings but no luck so far. I’m attaching pictures of the board and the chip. Any help to get this thing past the red light would be great. I'm putting the pictures of the board here in case it helps. Thanks! IMG_6826.HEIC IMG_6827.HEIC

You can't use emby and the h618 acceleration with ffmpeg-v4l2request... you need to make emby work under Debian, and tell emby to use mpv.

Hi if anyone have interested, this is dtb files and orangepienv file 🙂 allwinner.zip