rafaeldavid

I tried, unfortunately the other one I have here at home doesn't recognize when I use it. To try another one, I'll have to buy a new one... =(

I tried, nothing happens, it stays on a black screen. 😪

How long does it take? I left it on overnight, for about 11 hours, and it just stayed on the same image. The upgrade was just for testing... But I've already redone Armbian to the original.

I tried using the armbian-upgrade command, but it gave an error and froze everything.

I tried generating some builds, the only one that works (initially) is Armbian-unofficial_25.05.0-trunk_X96q_jammy_current_6.12.23 (versions with or without desktop). I don't understand much, but I believe that the emmc memory is detected. When I start it, it boots, asks the initial questions (root password, create my user, region settings, etc.). After that, I use the armbian-install command and enter the installer, select to install, ask me to confirm (data will be deleted), ask how I want to format the partition and then get stuck. PS: To mount the image I used this command: ./compile.sh build BOARD=x96q BRANCH=current BUILD_DESKTOP=no BUILD_MINIMAL=no EXPERT=yes KERNEL_CONFIGURE=no RELEASE=jammy (I tried to use the version BOARD=x96q-mate, but don't work! As you can see in the video, the image shakes for a while, then stops. I think that's when the device freezes. VID-20250509-WA0007.mp4

Hello everyone, I have a problem, I hope you can help me. I have a TV box sold here in Brazil that has an H316 processor. I tried to use the images that were made available, but I only managed to boot successfully when I compiled my own after downloading the build from Git. Now I can boot from the SD card, create a user and passwords, use the sudo armbian-install command, but after that, a message appears saying "Counting files... few seconds" and freezes on that screen. Could someone tell me what I can change in the img compilation to fix this?

I'll try, it doesn't cost... I don't know much about linux, but let's go!

It's been a while since I asked. I went to read the posts again and nothing was mentioned about this voltage overlay. I have no idea how to change that! Hehehe

Wow, October 5th I posted here asking for help... It's been a while! hahahaha Hey @jock, I disappeared but I was still trying to work with my tv box and I managed to find a solution (or at least a palliative way that is working!)! Just to remind you: it's a tv box with an RK3228A processor on an R29_5G card. Well, after endless attempts, I found a way to make it work without crashing... I installed using multitool with "Armbian_22.02.0-trunk_Rk322x-box_bullseye_legacy_4.4.194_minimal" image . I can only access multitool via SSH because, as I mentioned at the time, the HDMI input dies when you turn on multitool (the funny thing is that, if you then reset to the tv box rom, the HDMI works again!). I did the installation normally from SSH. (PS: if you use the image "Armbian_21.05.1_Rk322x-box_buster_legacy_4.4.194" it recognizes my Wifi 6256P (2.4 and 5.0), the one I installed didn't recognize it, but I was too lazy to reinstall everything just to test!) After restarting the device, it had random crashes, sometimes when turning on, sometimes when using rk322x-config, sometimes when updating the OS. What solved my problem was, when I was able to access armbian-config, I changed the processor parameters. Its default speed is 1.2Ghz (RK3228A). I limited the processor speed between 400000 and 1000000 (options that appeared there up to the limit of 1200000) and put it in performance mode. I restarted the device and voila! No more random crashes (not even punctual until now!!!)! I already installed the server for my 3d printer and everything is working wonderfully! I can't say if the problem is the processor clock that is not reaching the maximum (when it tries, it freezes), if my processor is fake or what happens, but here, at least, it worked! Brought it here in case anyone else is getting angry, just like I did! (Again, sorry if there are any mistakes, my English is via google translator! Hahahaha)