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How does one build binary s905_autoscript from s905_autoscript txt file ?
such as: I would like to change hardcoded mac address.
thanks!
just check this link: https://github.com/150balbes/Amlogic_s905
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it is kid of annoying. Short comment on where to look from someone who knows how the resolution in armbian is determined would help so i can fix it myself. :-)
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just tested latest armbian image Armbian_5.24_Amlogic-s905x_Debian_jessie_3.14.29_20161223.img.xz on my x96 tv box (s905x)
1) first boot, loging under root and creatig new user account is ok
2) After reboot the screen resolution is strange, i can see two columns of text next to each other.
Any idea on how to fix screen resolution change after second boot? Can i change it to mode which is being used in first boot?
SSH works well so i can change some configs remotely if that would solve the problem....
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@Balbes150 the problem with strange resolution (only half part of the scree utilized, bash lines almost unreadable) appeared on my s905x armbian out of blue, after several re-boots. I am using ssh so it is not a big pain in the a** but would be great if you could give me some hint how to fix this.
Thanks
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It's my mistake, forgot to fix the initialization script under the auto-detection of screen resolution. Replace in /etc script on this option.
thanks, but it did not work for me. however, i am using older build of armbian and works well. thanks for that :-)
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@jan.pal what does
ls -al /dev/block
output?
ignore my previous post.. you saved me. it is there ;-)
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@jan.pal what does
ls -al /dev/block
output?
lsblk returns several block devices and mmcblk0 is 16 GB in size which should be internal storage. however fdisk -l mmcblk0 returns 512 block size and no partitions. mount end with error. I mean, i can try but will the ls -al /dev/block do more?
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latest armbian after initial reboot into strange resolution. half of the screen utilized only half of each line visible. on ubuntu screen is ok. Any hints?
thnaks
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Nand partitions are on /dev/system and /dev/data
does not exists on my device (s905x X96 tv box) :-(
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Try modprobe aml_nftl_dev
thx @vcka
I have tried modprobe to discover internal emmc of my s905x tv box. but nothing happend.
seems mmcblk0 is the internal memory but no partition discovered. fdisk -l can't see any partitioning on mmcblk0.
any other hint to mount internal memory?
Thanks
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In the armbian_debian the device /dev/data does not exist so i can not mount. While on desktop version device exists. Am i missing driver or configuration?I guess you can always mount manually, say:
# mkdir /mnt/data /mnt/system # mount /dev/data /mnt/data # mount /dev/system /mnt/system ... # umount /mnt/system /mnt/data
Sent from my GT-I9505 using Tapatalk
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guys, i am getting bit crazy.
1) the latest , armbian_debian works great but can not mount internal filesystem
2) armbian_debian with manually installed xfce can not mount internal filesystem
3) armbian_debian_desktop can mount internal file system but ethernet does not work, which is showstopper for me
armbian_debian_desktop has /dev/system and /dev/data which are devices for mounting internal storage
but those devices does not exists on armbian_debian without desktop...
Any hint how to make the /dev/system and /dev/data appear on armbian withou desktop?
Am i missing some drivers?
Thanks for your help...
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Still useful information for users. If the internal memory of the TV set-top box on the basis of S905 installed version is 007 or 008 (which use the new dtb format) , you can use the latest images (20161030) without manually copying dtb to the root FAT partition . Need dtb data is taken automatically from the internal memory. Ie, immediately after recording the image, it is possible to use a TV box without additional manual operations to copy the dtb file (same as version S905X).
hi balbes159, your image runs me out of box, without copying the dtb to boot partition. so i understand dtb file is taken from intenal device memory..
How did you get there? My Armbian can not see Android file system.
this is my list of block devices for illustration:
root@amlogic-s905x:/dev/block# lsblkNAME MAJ:MIN RM SIZE RO TYPE MOUNTPOINTsda 8:0 1 7.4G 0 disk├─sda1 8:1 1 64M 0 part /boot└─sda2 8:2 1 7.2G 0 part /mmcblk0rpmb 179:96 0 512K 0 diskmmcblk0boot0 179:32 0 4M 0 diskmmcblk0boot1 179:64 0 4M 0 diskmmcblk0 179:0 0 7.3G 0 disknone of mmcblk* devices has a mountable filesystem.if i check Android fstab it is mounting /dev/block/system, /dev/block/data, ...Any hint to mount Android internal memory/filesystem to Armbian?Thanks -
Uploaded the fixed images of the console with a working network S905X (checked on i7Pro, wired LAN works). Desktop images will be tomorrow.
this image works also for me.. now i have working armbian on x96. thanks
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Thanks. I red the guide and also forums so i am aware that i have to wait for auto reboot. Unfortunatelly, i got this error after auto reboot. I even wait for 15 minutes but it does not helpPrimary start Armbian consists of two stages. When you first start the system you will need to wait for the automatic reboot. In the first stage, expands the root partition and run pre-primary settings. After the system reboot, and will then prompt for a login, then you can enter the username and password of the root user.
Sent from my GT-I9505 using Tapatalk
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Version 5.20 (a-79) uses an adapted kernel from Odroid. If You wish, You can continue this thread. In git to build this branch you need to use vegas95.
https://yadi.sk/d/LxdGtAWmxEk7b
General settings can be found here.
with root 1234 on debian image i get this error: Authentication token manipulation error :-(
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1. From copy the working of the image LE (that You normally run) file "dtb.img" on the media where the recorded Armbian. Try to start the system with this file.
2. If the system fails to start, You need to try, one at a time, copy the existing FAT partition in the directory /dtb compatible files. And check with them the launch of Armbian. You can try the dtb files that are on the site KSZAQ.
3. In the image Armbian, by default (immediately after recording the image to media), there is no dtb file. The autorun script system is set up so that if there is no file, it tries to load from the internal memory. The first run you can try without the dtb file, if the system is to start, then embedded file (from internal memory) suitable for Armbian. If the system fails to start, you need to add the dtb file manually (choosing such that the system can work normally).
Hi,
now i can boot armbian... but can not login what is the login and passwd?
i tried Armbian_5.24_Amlogic-s905x_Debian_jessie_3.14.29_20161028.img and Armbian_5.24_Amlogic-s905x_Ubuntu_xenial_3.14.29_20161028.img
Thanks
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Hi. What dtb file are You using ?
Hi,
my dtb.img is comming with this image: http://kszaq.libreelec.tv/s905/7.0.2.007/LibreELEC-S905.aarch64-7.0.2.007.img.gz
this guide says that for s905x i should keep the dtb.img unchanged. for other devices i should find my dtb file here: http://kszaq.libreelec.tv/s905/7.0.2.008/device_trees/
rename it to dtb.img and copy to BOOT partition of the image file.....
I have noticed there is no dtb.img in armbian image and i failed to understand how corresponding dtb file is loaded. Is there any guide how booting with dtb files works on Armbian?
Thanks
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hi all,
this is newbie question... sorry for this...
I have a X96 tv box which is Amlogic S905X + Mali 450MP GPU device. Would love to have working armbian .
I was able to run Libreelec. Supprisingly, it works well, however, Armbian_5.24_Amlogic-s905x_Debian_jessie_3.14.29_20161028.img will end in boot loop.
Libreelec contains dtd.img, which apparently differs from armbian structure. I suppose, dtd should be a key for running kernel on particular device.
Any hint how should i proceed to make armbian working?
My device is rooted s i can get some usefull data from android if that would help.
Thanks.
ARMBIAN for Amlogic S905 and S905X (ver 5.44 =<)
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sorry.. i am not here often and I dont like the ubuntu much but anyway, i have used the toothpick method.
1) download the image
2) burn to usb key ( i have used sd card wuth adapter)
3) put the key into white usb slot
4) there is a button inside AV conector press and hold the button
5) power on device and wait few seconds, x96 logo will appear, keep holding the button, logo blinks once or twice and you will realize that initial animation did not start
6) release the button
7) wait armbian to boot