Hqnicolas

@pocosparc @maka Since Armbian_community_24.8.0-trunk.6_H96-tvbox-3566_noble_current_6.6.32_gnome_desktop The VPU Acceleration from Joshua Riek Vendor Kernel start to become less important The Vendor 6.1 Kernel was slower then mainline. in full environment experience Kernel Mainline was faster with video player on NPU hantro and The hantro Video Acceleration Run 1080P 30hz 10% drop frames. I think this RK35xx will start to shine on kernel 6.8

did you have the firmware? know how to flash?

as an experienced TvBox GUI, for the sake of your sanity: keep out of TVbox! Banana Pi will launch BPI-M5 Pro with Rockchip RK3576 it will be an great Start point.....

Please change the Topic name to add Supernote Nomad (A6X2)

I think @Niel Mar Bagay was searching for Ophub

It seems like things have evolved in the Middle East. Do you intend to make space available to the opensource community there?

I have this problem on kernel 5 Vendor, but on kernel 6 vendor it works...... you can try other version release...

Yes, this is the way, and it's Just another day in this forum. how about linux dualboot in this tablet? Check if one of this round cooper pads are GND with an multimeter and chech if one of this round cooper pads are CLK with an osciloscope if it is, 1- short it and connect USB, 2- release short 3- flash 4- develop a kernel Device tree for it 5- post here

@Vincenzoernst1absolutly NO This board was made for android.... and the device tree is how the factory thinks about this board... UEFI will need a lot of effort to get to the point where the device tree was

Marking all packages on hold to prevent update after add arch armhf and i386 Marking Packages with letter X on hold install dependency sudo apt-get install parallel nano mark_hold_all.sh #!/bin/bash while IFS= read -r line; do package=$(echo "$line" | awk '{print $1}') echo "Marking $package as hold..." sudo apt-mark hold "$package" done < <(sudo apt list) parallel -a 12 :::: ::: <<< $(printf "%s\n" "${packages[@]}") | while read package; do echo "Marking $package as hold..." sudo apt-mark hold "$package" done nano mark_hold_letter_X_.sh #!/bin/bash packages=$(sudo apt list | awk '/^x/{print $1}') for package in $packages; do echo "Marking $package as hold..." sudo apt-mark hold "$package" done nano mark_hold_all_linux_.sh #!/bin/bash packages=$(sudo apt list | awk '/^linux/{print $1}') for package in $packages; do echo "Marking $package as hold..." sudo apt-mark hold "$package" done

what we need to find? ~taken from a working kernel 6.6 mainline~ dmesg: rfkill: journalctl -b | grep Bluetooth gpioinfo

can you list the improvements? sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get upgrade

Updating some HDMi Audio fix K510 V7, no HDMi audio until now Found this HDMI fix sudo systemctl status ap6335-bluetooth gpioinfo rfkill Full dmesg journalctl -b | grep Bluetooth

Updating some bluetooth fix K610 V12, doesn't work, but it was there on HCi Line talking.... sudo systemctl status ap6335-bluetooth gpioinfo rfkill Full dmesg journalctl -b | grep Bluetooth

Updating here some bluetooth fix K610 V11, doesn't work, but it was there.... gpioinfo Full dmesg rfkill journalctl -b | grep Bluetooth sudo systemctl status ap6335-bluetooth Found some answer in other forums: Could be Pull down or Pull Up pins on UART

Tencent box Aurora 5 Pro was probably a better experience than H96MAX could give you H96MAX V58 = more expensive than an open source SBC H96MAX V58 = not reliable EMMC or RAM chips

Can Somebody help? Wifi works, but, bluetooth dont... This is the Kernel 6.1 image V11

If the board is not detected on your PC, try pressing the reset button behind the audio jack connector, and keeping it pressed for two seconds while giving power to the board and then try again with the male-to-male cable.

Can Somebody help? Wifi works, but, bluetooth dont... $ rfkill ID TYPE DEVICE SOFT HARD 0 bluetooth hci0 blocked unblocked 1 wlan phy0 unblocked unblocked 2 bluetooth hci1 blocked unblocked dmesg

it will never happend.... I promess you. my next project will be RK3576 rk3588 desnt make sense for a TV box.... cheap EMMC, Cheap WIFI, cheap RAM, and big price.

UEFI Release today https://github.com/hqnicolas/h96v56_uefi/releases/tag/v1.2.1

Today I Build the UEFI for this board https://github.com/hqnicolas/h96v56_uefi/releases/tag/v1.2.1 edit: It doesn't worth the effort.... This board isn't made with UEFI in mind, it's too limited

this part of the story I know, this is from where i came from 3318 -> 3328 -> 3566 ... I never went through this transition from nand to emmc

I don't have this board. in my mind https://github.com/armbian/build/tree/v22.08 will build for armhf.... I parachuted in here, and I've learned a few things already.... I'll let the professionals answer.

nand is really necessary, but I wanted to understand why SD cards didn't suffer from the lack of FTL software. I was thinking of why we couldn't just run NAND as sdhci but SD cards have cotroller inside.....