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  1. SteeMan
    @Blaize The link you posted is not an Armbian image. You should move this conversation to a forum that supports the software you intend to install. We can't help you here for non-armbian related questions.
  2. SteeMan
    Moved to correct forum
  3. SteeMan
    That is because this board is not supported, and you were posting in the supported boards section of the forum.
  4. SteeMan
    Also, good detective work figuring this out.
  5. SteeMan
    You should be able to change the title if you want. I think all you need to do is double click on the title at the top of the thread as the thread author
  6. SteeMan
    Then that is the thread you should be asking your question, not starting a new thread.
  7. SteeMan
    Have you followed the instructions in the official rk322x thread: The link to builds you included above is some archived stuff, not current.
  8. SteeMan
    Known Issue: https://forum.armbian.com/topic/30245-cant-boot-with-2305-or-later-builds-on-s905x2-g12a-or-s905x3-sm1
  9. SteeMan
    Yes, u-boot-s905x-s912 is correct for an s905w based board. Your original post said u-boot-s905x2-s912 which doesn't exist
  10. SteeMan
    Also the contribute/PR process as documented in the Armbian Docs: https://docs.armbian.com/Process_Contribute
  11. SteeMan
    There is a reason the FAQ I pointed you to says not to expect to be able to get wifi or bluetooth working. I don't have wifi on any of the boxes I own.
  12. SteeMan
    sudo apt install armbian-firmware-full
  13. SteeMan
    My only thoughts on your dtb questions, is that as long as you are using a meson-gxl-s905x-* one you should be fine. I wouldn't worry about making modifications as you test different permutations.
  14. SteeMan
    Make sure you have installed armbian-firmware-full. The default builds only include a trimmed down set of firmware that is intended to cover the common ones, but to save space doesn't include all the firmwares available in mainline linux kernel. That may solve your problem. If you haven't already, I would suggest you open the box and see what wifi/bluetooth chip you have on your board. Then you need to make the dtb file match what hardware you have.
  15. SteeMan
    I'm assuming this is as typo, since that file doesn't exist.
  16. SteeMan
    The TX3 comes in a lot of different versions. What cpu does yours have? List the steps you have taken to try your install? (u-boot.ext version, dtb). If you are testing with an SD card, what storage you have internally is irrelevant.
  17. SteeMan
    Moved to new post
  18. SteeMan
    You first need to realize that the dtb is a binary output of the dtc command. You start by looking at the source dts files, that can be found in the kernel source. dTc compiles the dts files (and included dtsi files) into the final dtb binary
  19. SteeMan
    Getting a correct dtb is one of the most complex things to do. To do it correctly you really need to know in detail every physical aspect of the board, all the components and how they are wired together. You really need the complete board design information to do this. Otherwise you are just guessing. This is a very difficult task. The information is out there to learn how to do this, but expect to invest many weeks of time learning. But if you are up for a challenge...
  20. SteeMan
    Your question has nothing to do with Armbian. Please ask for help in forums that either deal with your device or with Android.
  21. SteeMan
    @JuFe00 That is a fork of Armbian not Armbian. They use the Armbian name without permission. They do not contribute to Armbian development nor do they participate in these forums. If you have questions about their builds, you need to ask on their support/forums, we can't help here with software we know nothing about.
  22. SteeMan
    This is not an Armbian build. Where did you download this from?
  23. SteeMan
    You should test performance for your use cases. Moving to emmc isn't going to make any real difference in performance, so if it isn't performing well enough for your use cases, it isn't going to get better.
  24. SteeMan
    I don't know. Those scripts are written very differently so the bug you ran into on ddbr may or may not appear for the install script.
  25. SteeMan
    What you did to force the script to select the proper devices looks good.
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