Nazar Gerasymchuk

Hi,
 
Have some H3 boards with the current Armbian level 5.24.
 
Need though Qt5..
 
Is there any info on how to do this? How to install Qt5 in Armbian?
 
(Might be too easy but for some reason I cannot find relevant info)
 
Christos

Sorry if this is silly question, but I can't find any straight-forward documentation on this topic.
 
I've seen that Mali drivers was available for older kernel, but what about mainline?
 
Asking this especially in context with this finding -- Maxime Ripard's article "Mali OpenGL support on Allwinner platforms with mainline Linux".
 
Currently on clean Armbian install on NanoPi Neo Air I can't load mali:
 
$ modinfo mali modinfo: ERROR: Module mali not found.  

Earlier today I pushed a fairy large patchset containing various functional improvements of many boards.  If you have Allwinner board and some spare time:
 
1. Build DEV image/kernel with https://github.com/armbian/build (you need to add EXPERT="yes" to the config to unlock)
2. Install DEV kernel from beta repository
 
Optional Defreeze kernel updates Switch to nightly kernel (armbian-config -> system -> Nightly) Reboot Switch to other kernel (armbian-config -> system -> Other -> DEV)  
When board came up, do some exploration. Most important information is to find out if there is a regression toward kernel 4.14.y! Then make a test report https://github.com/armbian/testings#how-to-create-a-test-report. 
 
If you know how to fix certain problems, you are more than welcome! Our resources are tiny and we can't possible fix all problems  
 
This topic is a place to discuss how certain problems/bugs can be solved. 
 
When reporting a bug, provide logs with: armbianmonitor -u
 
Bugs:
- serial gadget console is not working (anywhere?)
- Pinebook doesn't boot properly
- Mesa (OS Mali drivers are enabled by default) / WebGL works on Debian based Chromium, fails on Ubuntu
 
I checked those:
 
Orangepi PC2 http://ix.io/1s2c (hdmi, dvfs) @tkaiser SBCBENCH: http://ix.io/1s5d
( @hojnikb available frequency steps: 120 MHz, 240 MHz, 480 MHz, 648 MHz, 816 MHz, 960 MHz, 1.01 GHz, 1.06 GHz, 1.10 GHz, 1.15 GHz, 1.20 GHz, 1.22 GHz, 1.25 GHz, 1.30 GHz, 1.34 GHz, 1.37 GHz)  Olinuxino A64 http://ix.io/1s2d (hdmi, dvfs, wireless, usb, battery) SBCBENCH: http://ix.io/1s5e tested battery charging/discharging 
Olimex Teres 1 A64 (hdmi, dvfs, wireless, usb, battery) http://ix.io/1tJg
Orangepi Prime SBCBENCH: http://ix.io/1s5R (once "powered off" during benchmarking at 92C) 
Orangepi +2e SBCBENCH: http://ix.io/1s5T
Orangepi Win SBCBENCH: http://ix.io/1s8c
Cubietruck SBCBENCH: http://ix.io/1u3W
OrangepiZero +2 H3 SBCBENCH: http://ix.io/1pqd
Orangepi One H3 SBCBeNCH: http://ix.io/1psZ
Orangepi Lite H3 http://ix.io/1u6R
Nanopi Neo2 http://ix.io/1u4A (with NAS http://ix.io/1uUM)
Orangepiplus http://ix.io/1u5H
Orangepi Zero H2+ http://ix.io/1u9b
Nanopi Air http://ix.io/1u9d
 
With problems:
 
Pinebook   
Confirmed working:
 
Neo2 v1.1 512MB Neo2 v1.1 1GB Pine64 Orange Pi Zero Plus2 H5 Nanopi Duo http://ix.io/1uVC Orangepi R1 http://ix.io/1uaP
Nanopi Neo Core 2 LTS Nano Pi Neo Plus2 Tritium H3 and H5 Orange Pi Zero Plus Bananapi M1  
For now.

 
BTW.
Do you want to become a (Allwinner) board maintainer? Duties:
- responsible for content at the download page,
- running latests updates and managing bug list there.