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djismgaming

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  1. This is awesome! Thanks for your hard work! Amazing performance and support! Thanks again!
  2. No problem here to help any way I can. I used keyboard in right USB port and USB cable on left USB port. Looking at the board with CPU in the UP position and USBs towards me.
  3. Technically I flashed the image directly to the La Frite eMMC with etcher on a Debian 10 laptop via USB2. Using the bundled USB male to male cable. Upon bootup, I press (a bunch of times) Esc on the keyboard connected to La Frite, then after ~3 seconds (start pressing from turning ON the La Frite) I press down 5 times, then Enter and it appears on linux as "Linux UMS" a 8GB drive you can flash to.
  4. installing armbian-config and the full desktop on top of the minimal image runs like a champ on this La Frite! Thanks so much guys for this awesome work (in progress :D) and temperatures around 15C (on idle, ~60C on LibreComputer current desktop images) less than with the desktop images direct from LibreComputer, WOW! Even overclocked to 1.5GHz! You guys rock for a nightly image!
  5. Also forgot to: Sudo update-alternatives --config mali and choose the gl4es
  6. OK GPU is working actually, had to input this command to get it to work. Part of it is in the readme.php in the repository where the images have been uploaded by the guys @ LoveRPi.com sudo update-alternatives --install /usr/local/lib/aarch64-linux-gnu/mali mali /opt/libre-computer/model/aml-s805x-ac/mali/lib/aarch64-linux-gnu/gl4es 100 then using sudo update-alternatives --config mali chose the gl4es entry just added after that glxinfo and glxgears worked! FPS counter and everything. Video: Debian images README: http://share.loverpi.com/board/libre-computer-project/libre-computer-board/image/debian/README.php Total Linux noob by the way but I like to tinker. README.php has no indication of this gl4es entry, although it is included in the image.
  7. Yes, I flashed from the USB into the eMMC using an included utility with this command: $ sudo lc_distro_transfer libre-computer/aml-s805x-ac /dev/mmcblk0
  8. There are some images already available. http://share.loverpi.com/board/libre-computer-project/libre-computer-board/image/ Of course, getting ARMBIAN on the La Frite would be awesome!
  9. I have booted the debian XFCE image successfully. Works great but seems to be without GPU acceleration at the moment on that image. Speedwise runs more smooth than I expected. Firefox and LibreOffice work great. Even faster off the eMMC.
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