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Run terminal sudo modprobe wifi_dummy or sudo modprobe dhd

Now you need to load wifi modules manually (for validation) and with proper operation they must be set in the configuration file /etc/modules.

To ALL In the last images I removed from startup all the modules of Wi-Fi. They prevent launch on some models of TV boxes (which require other modules for WiFi). So you need to manually (via terminal) to verify which model is suitable for your TV model and enter it in the file /etc/modules (for later auto run at startup).

What type of RAM you have eMMC or NAND ?

Automatic changes to partition on external media ONLY works with external storage (SDMMC and USB). External drives use a standard distribution system locations on the media (MBR partition table). EMMC is used to direct space allocation in the dtb file. In no eMMC partition table and cannot be, as it will be destroyed by a standard boot loader u-boot, which is located in the same place where it should be MBR. Therefore, you cannot use the automatic extension, from the external media on eMMC. To resize partitions, you need to manually change the dfb.

To reallocate space in the eMMC (change partition size and number of them) you need to change the dtb data. If necessary, you can change your dtb file with the necessary parameters dtc utility (from Linux). But I can't give any guarantees about the consequences on your equipment. Manufacturers TV boxes often use the features in the development of the TV box, which can be assessed only by the hardware.

1. If you have all the normal start and there is no need to connect more than one USB storage device, then update the multiboot not required. A new version of multi-boot is needed for those who use simultaneous connection of several USB to TV box. With the old multiboot it was necessary to connect the system USB drive strictly to the first connector (which is defined by system as USB 0). With the new multi-boot option you can connect USB drives in any order (in any USB port). 2. New scripts autostart system from external media (s805_autoscript) are compatible with both-boot options.

I can get the Debian images for s812. But I don't know if this is in demand. Debian has problems with the multimedia support (video playback). Which modules are not loaded ?

In these images yet support HW playback full screen video (it is better to use images of LE). To change the screen resolution until you need to use manual editing of the file /boot/hdmi.sh (comment out the first line with 720 and remove the comments from line 1080).

Updated images Armbian 20170531. Changes to scripts activate the multi-boot and run system from external media. In the new version of the scripts allow to start the system from any USB socket (if the is connected other USB media). Back support "nodm", now in the images is used in common with the main branch Armbian authorization system. If you want you can install the package "lightdm" in version Mate-that-be to have a graphical authentication when you log into the system (just don't forget together with the installation of lightdm, remove the nodm package, otherwise they will interfere with each other). Other changes see the description of changes to main branch Armbian (replacement browser on Chromium, etc.).

Thanks for the info. You can still check out the images with kernel 3.14 ?

1. Open the terminal 2. Run "sudo /root/install.sh"

Updated images Armbian 20170531. Changes to scripts activate the multi-boot and run system from external media. In the new version of the scripts allow to start the system from any USB socket (if the is connected other USB media). Back support "nodm", now in the images is used in common with the main branch Armbian authorization system. If you want you can install the package "lightdm" in version Mate-that-be to have a graphical authentication when you log into the system (just don't forget together with the installation of lightdm, remove the nodm package, otherwise they will interfere with each other). Other changes see the description of changes to main branch Armbian (replacement browser on Chromium, etc.). New scripts activate the multi-boot and system start-up can be found here. You can download them and use for old images. To reactivate the multi-boot again. https://yadi.sk/d/cEPIULGW3Jgpee https://yadi.sk/d/QCGU0PIv3G5kEa New script to activate the multi-boot on the Minix models H8x and H8x plus. https://yadi.sk/d/BU_pyfHW3JgpEP

1. Test images must be used with the correct dtb (copy them additionally, manually to the media). 2. On X96 no console UART, so if not the right actions, you will not be able to find out what's wrong. There's only one restore option is to look on the chip eMMC contacts that it is blocked at the start, which would start flashing with USB from PC. 3. I have one card with the X96, it normally installs and runs Armbian in eMMC. I don't know what model you have, so no guarantees can not give. Perhaps you have clone and need to pick the correct dtb data.

Show the config. Found why I gave the error (used the experimental source in which a lot changed).

Adding this option to the config, causes a build error in the kernel.

update dtb meson8m2_n200_m8s_plus https://yadi.sk/d/qm-o7QH03JWPEg

Try this file. The reason is not in the kernel. The reason for the dtb. Need to choose the parameters. https://yadi.sk/d/dnGiOmKV3Ja6pi

Try this version of the dtb file with 20170526. https://yadi.sk/d/5Yujtmen3Ja535

All files means - all the files including meson8_k200.

1. All versions with kernel 4.x is intended for testing or experimental users (they have a lot not working). 2. ArchLinux from my site is the minimal (console) images for self-fulfillment. They have no graphics. 3. All images Armbian (Ubuntu\Debian) when you first enter the user "root" with password "1234". In the image of ArchLinux user "root" and password "root". In the image openSUSE user "root" password is "linux".