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moonlight-embedded is in the ppa of liujianfeng1994: https://launchpad.net/~liujianfeng1994/+archive/ubuntu/rockchip-multimedia/+packages sudo add-apt-repository ppa:liujianfeng1994/rockchip-multimedia sudo apt install moonlight-embedded The same as NicoD said Here is Moonlight-qt I'd compiled, it's unfortunately not a deb package. To compile it yourself with hardware acceleration you'll need to patch a file, you could find how to somewhere in the issues page of the github of moonlight: https://easyupload.io/a9gkdh

I've seen there is a commit on the GitHub about the WiFi adapters, perhaps they will compile after updating your git directory. To install the kernel you could type sudo apt install ./*.deb but sometimes won't "re" install as it's the same version, which you could force however. Usually I do sudo dpkg -i *.deb @going Few questions, why do you need to transfer these files? As backup before you do a second compile? Isn't it necessary to install the source when they got patched? With mc you mean nc?

My experience is that it's showing that warning when there is an error. So that warning is not the reason it stopped, I would think it's an error with 8852bu.c. It seems that the error log messages is/will be better with the "next" branch Set the options in the kernel configure menu: ./compile.sh BUILD_ONLY=kernel KERNEL_CONFIGURE=yes BOARD=orangepi5 BRANCH=legacy

These I found somewhere a long time ago which did work for the rk3288. It's using the WiringPi library so it should work on this board too scanir.c sendir.c

@OttawaHacker Do you mean 60% of 100 or the 60% from "top". Just checked and still about 15-20% with 2 cpus isolated (some testing with LinuxCNC). Then I resized the window, switched to another window and back and the cpu load stayed at 60% for a while, then had to reload and cpu load was as low as normal again. Perhaps an accelerator crashed at that moment? You could compare your report with mine, I had installed the Vulkan driver which Chromium seems to use, not sure if that's getting installed automatically witch the ppa? gpu-report-chromium.txt

Did you got the official Debian build work on the OPI 5 or do you mean the vendor provided one? As you could see it does work by different other people. With Armbian I've got a smooth ui and around 20% cpu load while playing 4k yt videos. Check these topics, make sure you're using Wayland: echo $XDG_SESSION_TYPE

I also use top, that's why I said that I usually had a 1/8 cpu load while play yt videos. Coincidentally when I went to check it I had a cpu load of around 600, as it is an octa core, it could theoretically go up to 800. After reinstalling some of the packages it is back to 100% aka 1/8 cpu load. At least you've found a nice way to prevent it from upgrading the panfrost stuff😄

Did you do a --dist-upgrade? Because then all the panfork drivers will be overwritten (heard from a friend🙄) You could download them here manually: https://launchpad.net/~liujianfeng1994/+archive/ubuntu/panfork-mesa/+sourcepub/14203345/+listing-archive-extra https://launchpad.net/~liujianfeng1994/+archive/ubuntu/rockchip-multimedia/+packages Or shall they not install either when you've upgraded before? You could force install/reinstall them Edit: Strange, I do have the same now when I play videos in youtube, before I could play 8k videos with around 1/8 cpu load, now it doesn't. Maybe a part (Mesa?) gets overwritten by a kernel update? Update: I had evidently updated chromium-browser and the chromium-ffmpeg plugin, reinstalled and it's working again (low cpu usage @4k video). Except for 8k youtube videos, not that I need that, although I'm convinced that it did work. Easy way to reinstall is download all the debs in one folder: sudo apt install ./* or when apt is whining about an impossible situation or something with dpkg -i *

You actually don't need to create a virtual machine, you could also do it within Armbian, the rk3588 is fast enough with enough cooling

@martivo Remember that with that hack you could still only pass 2 channels. You could get 5.1 if it's a compressed DTS or ac3 file, multichannel PCM won't work. Maybe a HDMI splitter an option? It might even work to put the audio through the second HDMI port.

Use the version compiled for the panfork drivers and run it in Wayland. Do you have the "--use-gl=egl" flag added in /etc/chrome-browser/default?

True I can't understand that either, would think that installing LIRC and pointing it to the the right gpio pin should be enough. Perhaps because of the way it is built-in. Nice project, would like to know if you could make it work. I think I'll look into the LIRC option next weekend. I'm using the Armbian image with opi5 config and the options are really there, but you could easily read over it. I thought Device drivers is one of the latest options and then somewhere in the middle Remote controller support. It could be that it's because I'd enabled some media support options for my dvb tuner Edit: sorry I misread your comment, I thought you ment the options of the kernel config .

There is by default a Rockchip IR receiver module installed, but seems only to work with with the remote codes hardcoded in the module, just had a quick test that didn't work: https://forum.odroid.com/viewtopic.php?f=215&t=44671 LIRC would be a better option indeed and you can find it under "Device drivers" --> Remote controller support. When you enable the driver you'll get more options, probably you would need "GPIO IR remote control" and the right decoder for your remote. There should also be made a dtb overlay, here they made it work for the Odroid m1: https://forum.odroid.com/viewtopic.php?p=350183#p350183

Multichannel PCM over ARC will not work indeed but it could do DTS and AC3 passthrough. To make that work you've to set the profile of pulseaudio at stereo and enable passthrough (ouput devices --> advanced options) and enable passthrough in Kodi. It seems like that pulseaudio transcodes DTS-HD to DTS, so that should work work over ARC. AAC multichannel audio however will not be transcoded so that's why you'll only hear front-left and front-right. It might be easier to connect the OPI5 directly to the amp and set pulseaudio and kodi at 5.1 to let Kodi decode and send the MPCM to your amp. This way all multichannel audio files should work. Nice! Do you install the whole image every time? Wouldn't the following command be enough to install the fixes for rk3588? sudo apt update && sudo apt install linux-dtb-legacy-rockchip-rk3588 linux-headers-legacy-rockchip-rk3588 linux-image-legacy-rockchip-rk3588 linux-libc-dev linux-source-5.10.110-legacy-rockchip-rk3588 linux-u-boot-orangepi5-legacy @adr3nal1n27 I suspect that editing your post is only possible within a certain time, moderators still could do of course, but might be better to ask when there is more material to add.

@martivoIn case you use pulseaudio you could edit the mapping with "sudo nano /usr/share/pulseaudio/alsa-mixer/profile-sets/default.conf" and search for [Mapping hdmi-surround] I used to change that mapping to: front-left,front-right,front-center,lfe,rear-left,rear-right but I would say when you don´t hear the voices that lfe is at the place of front center, so you might want to try to only swap the front-center and lfe. For testing you could use: https://www2.iis.fraunhofer.de/AAC/ChID-BLITS-EBU.mp4 After saving the mapping "pulseaudio -k && pulseaudio -D" @adr3nal1n27 I only did some copy/paste work of especially @amazingfate and @Efe Çetin their work and from my .bash_history file with a lot of useless steps😀 I think Igor, amazingfate and Efe Çetin should earn most of the credits But this manual is indeed a good starting point👍 Instead of ubuntu-desktop I'm pretty sure a lot of people would prefer Gnome or KDE which should also work with Wayland, but I haven´t test that yet to know the exact steps. It should also be possible to start a Wayland/GBM session from lightdm, but somehow I couldn´t make that work, perhaps a setting in a config file that I was missing. If someone knows how to do that it might be a nice add on for this manual. After looking at the defaults of GDM3 I saw that the setting "WaylandEnable=true" is most likely not needed.

You could install the kernel from the debs folder, output/debs/linux-image... Mr Hacker😀 When you update the kernel from the apt repository you will loose the WiFi driver again. To build only the kernel as in the manual: ./compile.sh BUILD_ONLY=kernel KERNEL_CONFIGURE=yes BOARD=orangepi5 BRANCH=legacy

https://github.com/armbian/build#getting-started Build the kernel with the MT76x2U driver, it's disabled by default.

@nickdude22How did you install the kernel after you compiled it?

@haajeeGreat that you've got it working. No need to encode in Chromium, you only have to decode. Without acceleration you would have a full cpu load while watching a 4k video and missing frames.

@sbcnewbieI expect the stable version will come around 11-12-2023 11:53am You bought the wrong product to let everything work straight out of the box. It's a new SoC, it's actually amazing that most of the things already work. Advice: Keep checking till it's ready or read a bit more and make it work. By just reading these 4 pages you should have enough information to begin. If something doesn't work somehow, you could ask for help including the details of what you've done.

@Marvin RöschOne step further with passthrough audio, DTS and AC3 is working now, except the newer formats like Dolby Atmos, DTS:X, DTS-HD, it plays noise with these formats. In Pulseaudio you need to set it on stereo profile to show AC3,DTS,E-AC3 passthrough options. Kodi started with alsa does show the dts-hd and atmos passthrough options but do not work. Anyone an idea? What I did: sudo nano /usr/share/alsa/cards/HDMI-OUT.conf # configuration for HDMI connection which just expose the # audio out device <confdir:pcm/hdmi.conf> HDMI-OUT.pcm.hdmi.0 { @args [ CARD DEVICE CTLINDEX AES0 AES1 AES2 AES3 ] @args.CARD { type string } @args.DEVICE { type integer } @args.CTLINDEX { type integer } @args.AES0 { type integer } @args.AES1 { type integer } @args.AES2 { type integer } @args.AES3 { type integer } type hw card $CARD } sudo nano /usr/share/alsa/cards/aliases.conf rockchip-hdmi0 cards.HDMI-OUT Info I found from

@AluveitieGreat that you've got it booting. You're right, I had set the UUID of nvme0n1p2 in armbianEnv.txt which (now I understand) overrides the setting in boot.scr.

@mrkev CEC does work here, at least when I type "cec-ctl --playback" my tv recognizes a playback device. Kodi doesn't show it as input device yet, I guess I should recompile it with that option set.

@Marvin Rösch Are you sure you've got hardware acceleration? When you play a video in Kodi and press o you could see if the hardware of software decoder is in use. AFAIK it only works under gbm (direct login to Kodi Dekstop environment), in Wayland I'm getting a black screen but the the audio does play, in X11 there is no acceleration. I see I forgot to mention that in Kodi you need to set: Setting --> Player --> Videos: Allow using DRM decoder - On, Allow hardware acceleration with DRM PRIME - On, Render method - Direct to Plane.

@zjd Only setting the bootenv didn't work for me, but ArmbianEnv.txt seems to be the better place to set that indeed. For me it begun to boot after also change the line where it searches the boot UUID of the first partition of the sd-card/mmc. After writing the image you didn't have to edit these lines?