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Hi, could anyone tell me how to disable pek short interrupt in mailine? I've already tried with "i2cset -f -y 0 0x34 0x42 0x01" but with no success. Any help would be much appreciated. Thank you

Hello HeinrichG, i'll try within this week and let you know. Thank you for now

tnx

Hello HeinrichG, could you explain what exactly you did? tnx

Hello zador, what should i change in boot.scr in order to boot mainline instead of legacy kernel?

yeah, but without success

I've taken a look there but i'm not able to enable both i2s output and mic1 input. No one tried it yet?

Hi, anyone used this driver with success on A20 legacy? This is what i get: Seems that it can load ethernet and mass storage without problem but it fails on serial. If I run g_serial alone it works: Any ideas?

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Hi, tried to set custom MAC in script.bin (dynamic section) and in armbianEnv.txt (ethaddr=XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX) but without success. I'm on armbian 5.25 cubietruck legacy xenial. Any help?

thank you Zador. Another question: where to set gmac mac address? I want to use a mac address different than the one generated from system. I tried to pot it in the fex under "dynamic" section but nothing changed.

Hi, which is the correct way to add additional bootargs using /boot/armbianEnv.txt ? Any help would be much appreciated. Thank you.

Hi, is there a way to replace the default fex for a board with a custom one somewhere in userpatches in order to mantain source lib updateability? Any help would be much appreciated. Thank you Sorry, i did not see it

boot is ok. but i found 2 problems: 1 - /sys/bus/platform/devices/sunxi_usb_udc/otg_role does not exist. 2 - g_mass_storage does not mount any drive (i've tried both emmc and sd-card). If i load g_mass_storage inside armbian it works as expected. i've tried to run it manually inside busybox but nothing happens. Any suggestion? EDIT: I've found that g_mass_storage module did not exist in initramfs. Added in /etc/initramfs-tools/modules. All works great!

@zador I suppose i have to change also start.sh with correct memory addresses, right?