balbes150

It's incorrect question. You can't convert DT. You must rewrite it, read what is it, and how hw describe in device tree.

Update the image with the kernel 4.19.6 20181205. Fixed a bug in the v4l2m2m module
 

Version 20181203. kernel 4.4
Changes in network modules. In the browser, for a quick check, added a link to the test video.

Version 20181203. Changes in network modules. In the browser, for a quick check, added a link to the test video.

Version 20181203. Changes in network modules. In the browser, for a quick check, added a link to the test video.

Update ver 5.67 20181128
Update kernel 4.19.2
 
Update ver Next 20181128 kernel 4.20

Update ver 5.67 20181128
Update kernel 4.19.2
 
Update ver Next 20181128 kernel 4.20

Update ver 5.67 20181128
Update kernel 4.19.2
 
Update ver Next 20181128 kernel 4.20

Good news.
New image with kernel 4.20 for Khadas EDGE, which is built using the official git Linux Next.
It has HDMI, USB, SD and wired network.
Thus, it is a full-fledged basic system.
 
 
hmmm
Added version "4.19.0-dev", it is built using the source code "ayufan". Video playback in it significantly slows down compared to the version collected from the official sources of Next Linux.

@Igor
 
I decided to go back to the question of integrating the build options for TV boxes into the overall git. Alternatively, at the first stage, you can make an additional branch (for example, "tv-box") and put all the code from my git "Build-Armbian/master" into it (with minimal fixes author, etc.). I am ready to support a set of basic images (which I am currently releasing) for a number of models that I have in stock (Khadas VIM\VIM2\EDGE , MVR9 etc).
 
If there are other options - I am ready to discuss them.

@Igor
 
I decided to go back to the question of integrating the build options for TV boxes into the overall git. Alternatively, at the first stage, you can make an additional branch (for example, "tv-box") and put all the code from my git "Build-Armbian/master" into it (with minimal fixes author, etc.). I am ready to support a set of basic images (which I am currently releasing) for a number of models that I have in stock (Khadas VIM\VIM2\EDGE , MVR9 etc).
 
If there are other options - I am ready to discuss them.

@Igor
 
I decided to go back to the question of integrating the build options for TV boxes into the overall git. Alternatively, at the first stage, you can make an additional branch (for example, "tv-box") and put all the code from my git "Build-Armbian/master" into it (with minimal fixes author, etc.). I am ready to support a set of basic images (which I am currently releasing) for a number of models that I have in stock (Khadas VIM\VIM2\EDGE , MVR9 etc).
 
If there are other options - I am ready to discuss them.

To start the system enough to download, unzip, burn the image to the SD card. Connect the SD card to the EDGE and turn the power on.
The system starts automatically. Details on the initial setup of the running system can be found in these topics.
 
https://yadi.sk/d/ie_dx5x_w2xUIQ
 
https://mega.nz/#F!n1hihSKT!8kYublAPG4RtwSIBihOkVg
 
 

I got my EDGE this weekend. And in the coming days plans to start assembling and testing Armbian for Khadas EDGE.
 
By the way, according to Robert, this model plays well videos up to 4K on Ubuntu from Youtube.
https://forum.freaktab.com/forum/tv-player-support/rockchip-based-tv-players/rk3399-devices/733786-edge-rk3399-by-khadas-for-those-that-like-to-tinker?p=750851#post750851

Good news. I'm managed to find a variant of u-boot with which can run Linux from external media on EDGE. This is the important step for creating Armbian and other systems for Khadas EDGE. 
 
 
There are images from Ubuntu to write to eMMC and to run from external media. I tried a quick test image with LXDE, and it works. I recorded the image to an SD card, connected it to Khadas EDGE and when I turned on the power, the system started automatically. You do not need any manipulation with multi-boot, it is already by default, when you disable the SD card , automatically starts the regular Android from eMMC.  I tried the combined version of the launch LE, the system starts, but while the KODI interface does not start, there is something to work on .... 

Version 5.67 20181117.
Added support for ISCSI and deb packages kernel, header etc.
 
The version of the image with Xenial - will be assembled only on request.
 
p.s. When checking, it turned out that WiFi works on Khadas VIM2 Basic (with AP6356S chip). Khadas VIM1 (s905x) works WiFi and BT.
 
 

Install Armbian to eMMC.
1. Be sure to activate multi-boot using the new image. If multiboot previously activated is required to repeat activation using files in a new image.
2. Run Armbian from external media, run "ddbr" and create full backup eMMC.
3. Execute script “/boot/create-mbr-linux.sh”
3.  install Armbian on eMMC execute script “/root/install.sh”.
 
Please note, this is a test installation, which was tested only on a few models. Possible errors (Armbian will not boot) when you are working on unverified models which used non-standard distribution of partitions in the eMMC. Therefore, be sure to back up the "ddbr" utility before running the scripts.

Package with  headers on the site.

Version 5.67 20181117.
Added support for ISCSI and deb packages kernel, header etc.
 
The version of the image with Xenial - will be assembled only on request.
 
p.s. When checking, it turned out that WiFi works on Khadas VIM2 Basic (with AP6356S chip). Khadas VIM1 (s905x) works WiFi and BT.
 
 

Added to the site a test version of the image 20181117 with the addition of a number of WiFi modules (dir 5.67/WIFI). I'm not sure it will work, this way on my MVR9 WiFi stopped working. Anyone can try on their models.
 
 
The test image on the basis of the kernel of 4.19 (dir DEV_NEXT). On MVR9 with dtb "rock64" in the settings, the system starts from the SD card, there is HDMI (output to the monitor), a wired network and USB. Thus, there are all the minimum elements necessary for the initial work.

Version 5.67 20181117.
Added support for ISCSI and deb packages kernel, header etc.
 
The version of the image with Xenial - will be assembled only on request.
 
p.s. When checking, it turned out that WiFi works on Khadas VIM2 Basic (with AP6356S chip). Khadas VIM1 (s905x) works WiFi and BT.
 
 

The new version 20181116. Added support for ZRAM , iscsi.

Version 5.67 20181117.
Added support for ISCSI and deb packages kernel, header etc.
 
The version of the image with Xenial - will be assembled only on request.
 
p.s. When checking, it turned out that WiFi works on Khadas VIM2 Basic (with AP6356S chip). Khadas VIM1 (s905x) works WiFi and BT.
 
 

It will be in the next version.

The new version 20181116. Added support for ZRAM , iscsi.