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  1. You will be prompted to select to which partition you want to install. Just prepare one that will be used for system, the rest is unlimited.
  2. You can simplify the script if you use newer vanilla kernels which already have this driver: http://forum.armbian.com/index.php/topic/611-wip-axp209-mainline-sysfs-interface/
  3. The script auto updates if you didn't alter it. Uboot is critical and need to be tested on few boards.
  4. 22 hours ago one u-boot related fix was added. https://github.com/igorpecovnik/lib/commit/e99abfed490d28181ec10eff99c9ae2ccb8ec9ac 2 days ago I add a workaround https://github.com/igorpecovnik/lib/commit/f980a00c12dd83c0a71ae41a0ad3daa75a51ae40 more than 2 days ago u-boot (network init) was broken, at least on some boards. When exactly did you build?
  5. Checking SD cards with f3 and if we get close top 99% + statement: "Low quality SD card can lead to system failures", than this is done sudo armbianmonitor -b', reboot, 'sudo armbianmonitor -u Working nice but it's n/a on older boards ... yet. Need to pack things together and push to repository. And yes, much better to get wanted info this way. Can't be more simple.
  6. configuration.sh Yes, copy paste from (best from Odroid XU4) but not just board but also family sections and rename appropriate. Family name is when several boards share the same kernel source, if not they form new family. In this case we got a new one since xu4 and C1 are very different. Chosen names matter but we are here to fix / assist.
  7. Yes, you can umount and even eject the card if you like ...
  8. Can you provide a boot log and boot script /boot/boot.cmd to see what went wrong?
  9. You need to load wireless modules first - they are not added by default since not all boards have wifi chip. Module name is brcmfmac or brcm4329 ... Try first with "modprobe brcmfmac" and check if module was recognized, then proceed to another .... and when it is you add it to /etc/modules and than you can start to fiddle around interfaces.
  10. OK, report back how it went. I have 7inch LCD and (any) Banana right beside me and can do the test later on.
  11. No, that's not good from our point of view. Sorry, custom kernel owners should fix things on their side. There are some options how to do it ... The whole system is already complicated and has to be regularly simplified that we can handle / support it and that it's fairly understandable for newcomer developers. I hope you are ok with this.
  12. Just for a reference. I did a quick AP test on latest kernel 4.4.6 / Banana PRO. It works out of the box. I used preinstalled hostapd and sample config (wpa2, n enabled) /etc/hostapd.conf together with /etc/networking/interfaces.hostapd
  13. That is odd. Virtualbox has issues ... actually hard to say where the issue is. I experienced once corruption similar to this but (host too) reboot solved it.
  14. I am not sure if this resolution (1280x1024) is supported at all but check docs how to set / lower and try.
  15. If you manually combine old scripts and new installs it might not work. Recent installers are organized differently - they don't need this package anymore.
  16. There is a utility called hdparm, check this. It should work.
  17. AFAIK we only prepare mpv ... which gives a prove of video playing capabilities. Armbian desktop development is very limited so this will probably stay as is. I would also like to see everything working The project is open.
  18. Legacy kernel based Armbian is working with 7"LCD from lemaker - you only need to exchange FEX and load the module ... i think 5 and 7 shares same one. Try with removing module: a20_tp
  19. Great! Now we only need one with some logical and few bash coding skills to bring it to our tools: https://github.com/igorpecovnik/lib Most of definitions are in this file: https://github.com/igorpecovnik/lib/blob/master/configuration.sh This task is not yet properly documented, so documenting this procedure, not from my perspective, reveals complexity of the task. For me it's simple I'll be happy to help with tips if necessary.
  20. You might only need a proper u-boot init config. Try Banana image ... check if original config for this board exits in mainline U-boot ... if not, some research and development will be needed.
  21. That indicates some troubles with the SD media. Can you try to use another card? Can you provide a full boot log?
  22. OTG port support was introduced not long time ago and it's currently working only on host mode. It should also in OTG but it does not. In recent kernels hardware definitions are located in DTB files /boot/dtb Procedure is similar to script.bin - you need to convert it to text, alter and compile back and reboot for changes. ... or wait a while and I'll enable it by default soon. I already did for normal bananas.
  23. Igor

    Move to dev

    Yes, use DEV for Oranges H3 now - you get kernel 4.5 + all recent patches and u-boot 2016.03 by default. I only built the kernel but haven't try to boot yet. We should display commit text when updating ... to avoid wasting time in this? sry
  24. Possible. I don't have the board but can assist in bringing things together if there is an interest.
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