Gaetano

Coming late to the party, but I have observed a similar thing with moderm kernels on PCduino 3 nano. To know what is happeneing, have you tried connecting to UART? That gives you more info about what is going on. Now I have trouble with the OTG port. I am unable to configure it for mass storage.

I am trtying to keep my pcduino 3 nano alive. It has been working perfectly under a debian bullseye distro from Johan Gunarsson for 4 years and now I can't get the OTG to work under any release (bullseye, bookworm or trixie) I have explored many avenues, but even a plain manual setup of g_mass_storage doesn't work in a workable way. The drive appears in Windows Explorer after several minutes, and any copy or delete to that gadget drive takes ages (3+ minutes for a 12kb file) before it fails or succeeds silently. I am looking for a forum where pcduino users can help each other. Thank you, Gaetano.

Hi Chris, when I tried to install the headers on my pcduino3nano, there were two options: linux-headers-armmp (or equivalent for your board) and kernel-headers. This secong package name was incomplete, but apt suggested a list of possible matches for my system. Give that a try. Cheers, Gaetano.

Thanks Werner. Meanwhile I have tried a minimal image and did not plug the ethernet cable it, the Armbian initial boot script installed the drivers and connected seamlessly to wifi. No need for the marrownr external driver, so the headers problem is no longer a problem. Now I am keeping my fingers crossed that the OTG will work (it didn't work with Johang's latest images. So I created my own using hte armbian compilation script. It doesn't have Trixie for pcduino3nano, but bookworm should work. Cheers, Gaetano.

Hi, this is my first post, my apologies, I could not find a matching topic category for this PCduino3 nano question/issue (no built-in wifi, I use a Roccar wifi dongle) I have successfully built the image using the armbian configuration script (bookworm current), the board boots and runs teslausb, however, I am unable to install the driver for my wifi dongle. The error when starting the install-driver.sh script is "your kernel headers are not properly installed". I tried apt install linux-headers-current-sunxi and kernel-headers-armmp, they install successfully but I still get the same error about the kernet headers not being properly installed. The drivers are for rtl88x2bu cloned from morrownr on github Any help would be appreciated Gaetano.