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Yes. Note that KODI will NOT run on S912. This version of KODI works only with MALI-450.

If there are corrupted files on the SD card, the system cannot be properly copied to the eMMC.

Use the version 3.14.29.

1. Wi Fi activation can take up to 5-7 minutes after the command is executed. 2. you can use systemd to run your command (this works better on new systems).

Your problem is in bad media or incorrect initial settings (the system does not complete the correct initial setting).

Understand the quality of the media. Remove the mount from the fstab or use the mount options to skip scanning external media. 1. maybe 2. learn how to use the /etc/modules 3 file. perhaps, but the result is not known 4. maybe, but the USB speed is significantly lower and the system will run very slowly 5. installation is possible, but it will require a lot of manual work

Don't create doubles in different themes.

Activate your universal multiboot (using the image of Arabian). Now you use the old multiboot (from the image LE), it can only run images LE. Can you please be more specific? sudo cat dhd >> /etc/modules or sudo cat wifi_dummy >> /etc/modules yes

Edit file /etc/modules only line aml_nftl_dev wlan

A good user manual. Can I add a link to this video to my first post in the topic with step-by-step instructions for users ? Try gxl_p212_2g.dtb or all p212*.dtb

1. What is the image used ? 2. What's the temperature of the TV box ?

modprobe qca9377 or modprobe wlan

yes

I recommend using 5.41 (mali6)

What about the "lsmod" output after these commands ? modprobe dhd or modprobe wifi_dummy

Use the version of the images with kernel 3.14.

Did I get it right that you successfully installed Armbian and launched it from eMMC ?

Try starting the system from external media and manually mounting the /dev/data partition. Check it for errors and see how the system formed on it.

Before running the installation script, BE sure to check the command "sudo fw_printenv" (from The armbian system running from the SD card). Only if you get the output of variables from u-boot, you can proceed to the installation. The script performs a "smart" copy (copied the required files and directories). Therefore, it does not matter what size of the external media. It is important that the size of the data on an external drive was smaller than the size of eMMC (/dev/data). The size of the data can be roughly estimated by the "df -h" command. If the user data is smaller than the /dev/data partition on the eMMC, you can perform the installation (run the script /root/install.sh). Yes, you understood correctly. Rename " db.img" the system was not used. Start the Arabian system from external media. Open terminal and execute from the SD card on behalf of the root user, the script "/root/install.sh" .

I wrote that there is not enough information about the sections. Now I see everything I need. And judging from this information, you can try using the installation script in emc (/root/install.sh). Please note that this script should be used only when starting the system from external media WITHOUT adding "kvim_multios.dtb " file. Pay attention, file " kvim_multios.dtb " has a different partition structure and will not work with your u-boot. If you try to use the installation script together with the wrong dtb.img, you will get a brick (you will need to re-write all firmware to eMMC). Log Android line 225-237 Log Armbian line 626-638

That's almost what I need, but not enough partition names. Copy the entire system startup log from UART (from the start of u-boot), I will find myself in it the information I need.

Yes, it's in eMMC memory. It copies the entire system from external media, if the partition is smaller than the system, it will not work.

If you did not copy the "dtb.img", this is equivalent to the absence of dtb. And script launch s905_autoscript used (automatically) the dtb, that there is in eMMC. If you want to use other dtb (from /dtb) you must copy the file "dtb.img " in the root of the first partition (FAT). Switching to 720p works. You must follow the instructions accurately. There are only two screen resolutions of 1080 and 720.

Forget about the version of the image 3.14.79 - it for version S905 (not S905X). Use those images to which I gave a link. The first run will run WITHOUT dtb file. If the system stops at "Starting kernel ... uboot time: 8060499 us domain-128 init dvfs: 4" Add the dtb file. Start with kvim_multios.dtb If it does not work, try other p212 files

I see the multiload has been activated. You can use both types of media - SD, and USB. Add dtb (named " dt.img") to the root of the FAT partition of the SD card. You can use files from any directory - they duplicate each other. I recommend to use images from that directory. This is the latest version. https://yadi.sk/d/IUSraO7-3SGPXs The version number of the kernel 3.14.79 does not mean that it is better 3.14.29. For S905X it is better to use Armbian 5.41 version