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  1. 16 minutes ago, admin_from_Mars said:

    I have a problem.

    I try to boot "Armbian_5.67_Aml-s9xxx_Debian_stretch_default_4.19.7_20181228.img.xz" on a S905L 3B TV box, the ditb file use the default one (it works for S905L).

    I use a TTL to USB device to check signal, and it started to login stage.

    However, the LAN port  and HDMI port seem not work, as I can' t use SSH to connect to Armbian and I can't see any thing on the screen.

    So I guess maybe the dtb file is not suitable, and there may not be a suitable dtb for S905L3B.

    Could I modfiy a dtb file based on the S905L dtb file and the dtb file from the Andriod system in the S905L 3B TV box?

     
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  2. I have a problem.

    I try to boot "Armbian_5.67_Aml-s9xxx_Debian_stretch_default_4.19.7_20181228.img.xz" on a S905L 3B TV box, the ditb file use the default one (it works for S905L).

    I use a TTL to USB device to check signal, and it started to login stage.

    However, the LAN port  and HDMI port seem not work, as I can' t use SSH to connect to Armbian and I can't see any thing on the screen.

    So I guess maybe the dtb file is not suitable, and there may not be a suitable dtb for S905L3B.

    Could I modfiy a dtb file based on the S905L dtb file and the dtb file from the Andriod system in the S905L 3B TV box?

  3. I have a problem. “ddbr” can not make a backup of a andriod system in a Amlogic S905 TV box with a NAND flash, see this link for more details.

    When I use 'ddbr' in an Ambian system booted by USB drive, it shows below:

    root@SumavisionQ5:~# ddbr

     DO YOU WANT TO BACKUP OR RESTORE ? 

     BACKUP=(b) RESTORE=(r) b

     UNABLE TO FIND ANY EMMC OR SD DRIVES ON THIS SYSTEM!!! 

    I think someone else must have the same problem.

     Can we make an improvement of 'ddbr' , so that it can be used for a NAND flash.

  4. Hello, everyone!

    I have an S905M device (Sumavision Q5, RAM:1G, ROM:8G), I made a bootable USB with an Armbian image( ARMBIAN 5.44 user-built Ubuntu 18.04.5 LTS 3.14.29, use gxbb_p201.dtb file ) .

    I want to use "ddbr"  then “b” to make a backup of the EMMC.  However,  

     

    root@SumavisionQ5:~# ddbr

     DO YOU WANT TO BACKUP OR RESTORE ? 

     BACKUP=(b) RESTORE=(r) b

     UNABLE TO FIND ANY EMMC OR SD DRIVES ON THIS SYSTEM!!! 

     

    then I use command  "lsblk", I found all partitions(cache, params,  ... , data) of the internal storage (8G ROM) for andriod system are treated as seperated disks as shown below:

     

    root@SumavisionQ5:~# lsblk   

    NAME      MAJ:MIN RM   SIZE RO TYPE MOUNTPOINT

    sda         8:0    1  14.9G  0 disk 

    |-sda1      8:1    1   128M  0 part /boot

    `-sda2      8:2    1  14.6G  0 part /

    cache     250:0    0   512M  0 disk 

    params    250:1    0    64M  0 disk 

    logo      250:2    0    32M  0 disk 

    recovery  250:3    0    32M  0 disk 

    rsv       250:4    0     8M  0 disk 

    tee       250:5    0     8M  0 disk 

    crypt     250:6    0    32M  0 disk 

    misc      250:7    0    32M  0 disk 

    instaboot 250:8    0   512M  0 disk 

    boot      250:9    0    32M  0 disk 

    system    250:10   0     1G  0 disk 

    data      250:11   0   4.9G  0 disk 

    zram0     253:0    0 100.9M  0 disk [SWAP]

    zram1     253:1    0 100.9M  0 disk [SWAP]

    zram2     253:2    0 100.9M  0 disk [SWAP]

    zram3     253:3    0 100.9M  0 disk [SWAP]

     

    use armbianmonitor -u,   a detail info is uploaded in 

    http://ix.io/2vPI 

    From that, I find something the 8G ROM is in NAND instead of in EMMC :

    [ 6.263857] nandphy: Nand PHY Ver:XXX.XXX.001.0006 (c) 2013 Amlogic Inc.

    [ 6.270503] nandphy: ######STS IRQ mode for nand driver

    [ 6.275794] nandphy: NAND device id: 2c 64 44 4b a9 0 0 0

    [ 6.281261] nandphy: detect NAND device: B revision NAND 8GiB MT29F64G08CBABA

    [ 6.340701] nandphy: clk_reg = 81000244

    [ 6.343380] nandphy: bus_c=6,bus_t=7,sys=4.0ns,T_REA=16,T_RHOH=15

    [ 6.347931] nandphy: new oob mode

    [ 6.352301] nandphy: NAND CKECK:arg nbbt:arg_valid=1,blk_addr=5,page_addr=0

    [ 6.361720] nandphy: NAND CKECK:arg ncnf:arg_valid=1,blk_addr=4,page_addr=0

    [ 6.382065] nandphy: NAND CKECK:arg phyp:arg_valid=1,blk_addr=8,page_addr=1

    [ 6.402285] nandphy: NAND CKECK:arg nkey:arg_valid=1,blk_addr=9,page_addr=0

    [ 6.432194] nandphy: NAND CKECK:arg ndtb:arg_valid=1,blk_addr=7,page_addr=33

    [ 6.462225] nandphy: NAND CKECK:arg nenv:arg_valid=1,blk_addr=10,page_addr=9

    [ 6.469413] nandphy: nfboot : [ 6.472338] nandphy: off:0x000000000000-0x000000800000 :partn=0:single_chip single_plane

    [ 6.478386] nandphy: nfcache : [ 6.481817] nandphy: off:0x000006800000-0x000029000000 :partn=2:single_chip multi_plane

    [ 6.489940] nandphy: nfcode : [ 6.493390] nandphy: off:0x00002f800000-0x000077000000 :partn=9:single_chip multi_plane

    [ 6.501481] nandphy: nfdata : [ 6.504948] nandphy: off:0x0000a6800000-0x000159800000 :partn=1:single_chip multi_plane

     

    How I can do it? 

    Could command “ddbr” make a backup of NAND flash?

     

    OK!

    As far as I know,command “ddbr” can not make a backup of a andriod system in NAND flash.

     

    ________________________________________

    Background...................................................

    I also have a device (Tianyi, TY1208-Z, RAM:1G, ROM:8G) with S905L, and I have successfully made a backup file of EMMC. The EMMC is normally recognised as shown below:

    root@aml:~# lsblk 

    NAME         MAJ:MIN RM  SIZE RO TYPE MOUNTPOINT

    mmcblk0      179:0    0  1.9G  0 disk 

    |-mmcblk0p1  179:1    0  128M  0 part 

    `-mmcblk0p2  179:2    0  1.7G  0 part 

    mmcblk1      179:32   0  7.3G  0 disk 

    |-mmcblk1p1  179:33   0  122M  0 part /boot

    `-mmcblk1p2  179:34   0  6.5G  0 part /

    mmcblk1boot0 179:64   0    4M  1 disk 

    mmcblk1boot1 179:96   0    4M  1 disk 

    zram0        253:0    0   50M  0 disk /var/log

    zram1        253:1    0  417M  0 disk [SWAP]

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