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  1. @SteeMan Thank you so much for your help!!

     

    I finally succeded installing Armbian for my TV box.

     

    I just open ADB and used "shell" command

     

    Then I used "reboot update" and it started armbian.

     

    The only problem I have now is the resolution, everything seems too small because im using a TV instead of a monitor.

     

    Can I change the resolution?

  2. Hi, I tried to install Armbian in the recent days, but I wasnt unable because the image says "Map file error" or the update app will not read the Micro SD card (Armbian 23)

     

    I was wondering, where can I get this image of Armbian "Armbian_20.05.1_Arm-64_focal_current_5.6.2_desktop_20200408.img" ?

     

    It worked in a similar TV Box tutorial and I tought it could work in mine.

     

    Thanks for any help given

     

    This tutorial "http://www.galipe.net/guide-mecool-m8sproplus-armbian/"

  3. Nothing, I tried with a 64 GB SD Card and the result is; the TV box detects the storage, but it asks me to format it to use it.

     

    I tried with Balena Etcher and Rufus but the result is the same. I guess its not possible to install Armbian in a GIGA TV BOX 890 HD.

     

    Ill try another attempt with an 32 GB SD Card, but I think the TV BOX has some kind of anti software protection or something like that.

  4. Yes and the result is the same (it does read it but boots Android for some reason), they are both 128 GB SD card

     

    Maybe im doing something wrong like I only put

    "adb reboot update"

    and the system reboots

     

    Is that command correct?

     

    UPDATE: BUT IT HAS AN IMAGE ARMBIAN IMAGE, AN OLDER ONE

  5. Also tried flashing "Armbian_23.02.2_Aml-s9xx-box_bullseye_current_6.1.11.img.xz" into another SD card and the TV Box didnt even recognize the sd card. My computer does.

     

    Tried the ADB method with the SD card inserted (not recognized) and it boots Android again.

     

    Its Android 9 (Android Pie)

     

    Can it be the bootloader? It is locked or something?

  6. Do you think the issue must be the SD card?

     

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    "Once the image is burned to the micro-SD card, two partitions/discs "BOOT" and "ROOTFS" will appear in your file explorer. Go to the BOOT party (tip in case of doubt between the two: this partition contains files but only one folder named "dtb")."

     

    There is no "ROOTFS" partition. With other images I usually get it but not now.

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    Another way of triggering the running of the aml_autoscript file is to issue a 'adb reboot update' command through adb.

    I do the ADB reboot update and the TV box bricks and image freezes. Im doing the ADB Wifi mode.

    UPDATE: I doesnt brick, It just boots Android again

     

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    The current builds do not even include the aml_autoscript.zip file because it is rarely needed.  There is nothing special about this file it is a zero byte dummy file, that is supposed to trigger the loading of the aml_autoscript file via some update apps.

    The problem is that I need that file to launch the "update". But it says that about map file too short.

     

    Ill try the french tutorial.

     

    Espero que el tutorial de mis vecinos galos me den buenos resultados, hahaha.

    Translation "I hope that the tutorial of my neighbors the Gauls give me good results, hahaha."

     

  8. This is the error I get when using update app

     

    Supported API: 3

    charge_status 2, charged 1, status SUCCESS, capacity 100

    Finding update package...

    Opening update package...

    E: Block map file is too short: 3

    E: Map of "@/cache/recovery/block.map" failed

    E failed to map file

    Installation aborted

  9. Question, should I continue with this?

    I cannot do the "toothpick" method, but I can try the "update" method.

     

    My dtb is meson-gxl-s905x-p212.dtb

    My u-boot is u-boot-s905x-s912

     

    I also have changed the build, I use the "Armbian_23.02.2_Aml-s9xx-box_bullseye_current_6.1.11_xfce_desktop.img.xz" image.

     

    And the result is: the update app cant even read the sd card.

     

    Anyways, I follow the instructions download the image of this tutorial on the Internet

     

    https://i12bretro.github.io/tutorials/0316.html

     

    and I use this image "Armbian_20.10_Arm-64_focal_current_5.9.0_desktop.img.xz"

     

    I get the "map file is too short" message

  10. Im using the generic "Armbian_23.02.2_Aml-s9xx-box_bullseye_current_6.1.11.img.xz" is that the correct one?

     

    Its a Giga TV Box HD890 4K. Is it unsupported?

     

    Flash the sd card with Ballena Etcher and load the image downloaded to create a bootable Armbian micro sd

  11. Hi, I would like to know if its possible to boot from SD card in my model of Android TV BOX. It does not have a reset button but has an update app.

     

    Its a Giga TV Box HD890 4K. It has an Amlogic CPU

     

    I do all the process of installing Armbian in the SD card, Android starts an update and it says:

     

    "Map file is too short".

     

    I really dont know what I have to do to enable multi boot. Installation is aborted.

     

    Im getting really upset for not being able to install Armbian.

     

    Any help to this issue would be really welcome.

     

    Sorry for my bad english

     

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