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Everything posted by balbes150
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There are no problems with audio devices on T4. It was enough just to open Volume Control (on the panel XFCE) and choose which device to output sound through. Started playback, opened Volume control and selected in the drop-down list what to use for audio output.
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https://bbs.stationpc.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=354&extra=page%3D1%26filter%3Dauthor%26orderby%3Dlastpost
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Armbian 22.11 (Goral) Release Thread
balbes150 replied to Igor's topic in Armbian Project Administration
All versions (Station M2\P2\M3) with LEGACY kernel cannot run DE. The reason is the incompatibility of the 3D packages and the legacy kernel. Fixing this bug #4467 -
Armbian 22.11 (Goral) Release Thread
balbes150 replied to Igor's topic in Armbian Project Administration
fix #4465 -
Armbian 22.11 (Goral) Release Thread
balbes150 replied to Igor's topic in Armbian Project Administration
You don't have to keep track of anything. I ran the build from the official GIT Master and the build went correctly (DTB files are included and work correctly). It's just not clear why the RC image was obtained without DTB. -
Armbian 22.11 (Goral) Release Thread
balbes150 replied to Igor's topic in Armbian Project Administration
I haven't done PR for M3 for a long time. Therefore, I was surprised why the build worked incorrectly (without DTB). -
Armbian 22.11 (Goral) Release Thread
balbes150 replied to Igor's topic in Armbian Project Administration
I cloned the last MASTER, built an image for Station M3, checked, DTB is available, everything works. It is strange why there is no DTB in the RC image, perhaps it is assembled from "old" packages from the repository (there is no package with DTB)? At the same time, I checked the build of a variant with integrated DTB in the kernel package. Everything works. I can send a PR with patch fixes for a new version of the core package for M3 with one package for the core and DTB (just as it is implemented for the "media" core). -
Armbian 22.11 (Goral) Release Thread
balbes150 replied to Igor's topic in Armbian Project Administration
Firefly-rk3399 - works -
Armbian 22.11 (Goral) Release Thread
balbes150 replied to Igor's topic in Armbian Project Administration
Jetson Nano core 5.19 is working, core 6.0 is non-working (this problem has been present for a long time, there are no solutions yet). -
Armbian 22.11 (Goral) Release Thread
balbes150 replied to Igor's topic in Armbian Project Administration
#4462 -
Armbian 22.11 (Goral) Release Thread
balbes150 replied to Igor's topic in Armbian Project Administration
Station M3 - There are no DTB files in the image. Which branch of the official GIT do I need to check (which branch is used to build RC)? Is this it? https://github.com/armbian/build/tree/v22.11 -
Armbian 22.11 (Goral) Release Thread
balbes150 replied to Igor's topic in Armbian Project Administration
I tried to fill in this form, it is overloaded. It is enough to do - the device name, image, switch works \does not work (free format text field (if it works, filling is not required). For those who want to fill in extended information - add a switch that will open additional fields (for those who want to fill them in). Station P1 - works Station M1 - u-boot is not working properly, there will be a fix in the near future -
https://www.armbian.com/station-m3/
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In the near future, M3 will be added to the download page.
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judging by the logs, it is not defined at all. You can try to completely disconnect the device from all connections (HDMi\LAN\power\UART putc) and turn it off for a couple of days. It's not a fact that this will help, but there is a chance that during the experiments you "drove" your device into a "contradictory mode" and its "rest" from power will reset to its original state.
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I am interested in the output of this command only on the 6.1 kernel (the latest image). Without connecting other devices (USB and M2). When starting a clean system from an SD card or USB flash drive.
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The built-in Wi-Fi has nothing to do with M2\PCIe, this is a separate chip that uses SDIO. You may have damaged some of the components that are responsible for power \ control. What the command shows "ip a" ? Is there an interface in the system ?
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The Wi-Fi chip built into P2 now works with the latest versions on core 6.1 (I can see the WiFi network and can connect to it on P2).
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What are you going to compile ? Are you trying to use these developments for other devices\systems?
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New version 20221111 of edge images with core 6.1. Added support for NVMe and WiFi. I checked the installation of the system on NVMe - everything works, the system starts with NVMe, while the SATA SSD disk is also visible and accessible. This will allow you to have both a small NVMe (expensive and fast) to accommodate the system and frequently used directories and a large SATA SSD (large and cheap) to accommodate large archives\data).
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All support work has been stopped.
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This device is not included in the list of supported devices. Perhaps other DTBS are needed for it (I do not know which ones)
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ver 20221101 kernel 5.19.17 and 6.0.7
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https://github.com/armbian/build/pull/4380 This fixes the startup. Tomorrow the new corrected images will be on my yandex resource for use. After the adoption of PR, the new official versions will also be fixed.
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The "media" core uses patches from LE, so the core has everything that is in LE for HW video. Only applications\libraries compiled using LE patches (ffmpeg mpv kodi etc) are missing. Previously , @JMCC had already built an intermediate test version of all KODI packages using this main kernel and it worked well with HW . If you have the opportunity (time), it is better to build DEB packages using the latest media-6 kernel, it is now used in LE (and patches from LE are included in this kernel). This will allow, by analogy with the JMC media script, to provide the ability to install HW support for all systems that use the kernel with the necessary patches. The ideal option is to add an extension to the build system that will collect packages (ffmpeg mkv code etc) using the latest LE patches and put them in the Armbian repository. This will allow you to easily install everything you need by any user through regular tools (apt synaptic etc). @jock By the way, it would be interesting to check the MEDIA core for the rest of the rk3328\3399\3288 etc devices that you have. In the future, can combine their capabilities.