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PSA: Orange Pi Zero expansion board tv-out not working solution
giri@nwrk.biz replied to davedsbca's topic in Orange Pi Zero
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NanoPi Neo 2, memory leak in proftpd, even worse if SSL encrypted
giri@nwrk.biz replied to esbeeb's topic in Allwinner sunxi
Polluting a Linux Distro Release with foreign packages is always a very very bad idea. It may lead to unforeseen library upgrades which may break library ABIs and also may completely mess up your installation. This is one of the reasons why Debian freezes package versions on a per release basis. The Debian model is extremely conservative, but it works. My servers are up and running since Wheezy and upgrades worked flawlessly. BTW: this package sideloading done by the armbian repos got me in trouble two or three times (quite some time ago). By the time this really pissed me off, so I switched hardware and moved to a proper distro. Nevertheless, if you really want to pull a package from a foreign release here is how to do the safest way: Set default release by creating following file: $ nano /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/10defaultRelease Add this line and save: APT::Default-Release "stretch"; Now add repo to pull the package from by editing: $ nano /etc/apt/sources.list Add following line and save: deb http://ftp.debian.org/debian/ buster main contrib non-free Now update package list and install: $ sudo apt update $ sudo apt install proftpd-basic -t buster PS: I have no clue about the current state, just stumbled across this thread and totally get the point of some others in here. -
PSA: Orange Pi Zero expansion board tv-out not working solution
giri@nwrk.biz replied to davedsbca's topic in Orange Pi Zero
Try to use following tool: https://projects.nwrk.biz/projects/allwinner-tvout -
Orange Pi Zero (H2+/H3) TV Out on Mainline, WORKING
giri@nwrk.biz replied to Strontium's topic in Orange Pi Zero
Hint on how to maybe fix overscanning: set a smaller resolution by kernel parameter (example): video=Composite-1:720x480 Move the picture using this tool: https://projects.nwrk.biz/projects/allwinner-tvout This is a similar approach like I did on legacy kernel (read here) -
PSA: Orange Pi Zero expansion board tv-out not working solution
giri@nwrk.biz replied to davedsbca's topic in Orange Pi Zero
The rc.local script is a simple bash script which is executed after boot. Just open it with an editor and paste the tvout command that fixed your resulution in there. Should work somehow like this: First copy tvout to /usr/local/bin, so it is in your PATH: $ sudo cp /path/to/tvout /usr/local/bin Now edit rc.local: $ sudo nano /etc/rc.local Should look something like this: #! /bin/bash tvout -m -x55 -y10 For RetrOrangePi related problems you should contact their froum/devs. They seem to have my tvout program included in their image and labeled overscanning issues fixed within their release notes, so I guess they know how to handle it. -
For the first revisions not really I guess. The high temperature problem is much worse with the newer revisions of the board.
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If you want to create a "web kiosk" you can try to use matchbox as window manager.
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custom SKEL folders + selectable display manager
giri@nwrk.biz replied to giri@nwrk.biz's topic in Armbian build framework
Little Update: I replaced the kernel driver with the one from https://github.com/dz0ny/rt8192cu (->the one installed by the buid script) and found out, that this seems to be the faulty one! (Installed to /lib/modules/$VER-$LINUXFAMILY/kernel/net/wireless/ by default with the help of extras/rtl8192cu.sh, loaded at boot)! The stock driver from the linux-sunxi kernel (drivers/net/wireless/rtl8192cu) works without problems (Installed to /lib/modules/$VER-$LINUXFAMILY/kernel/drivers/net/wireless/ by default, not loaded at boot). I should mention that I do have a internal wireless module. -
Not Armbian related (Atom) but worth a look
giri@nwrk.biz replied to squarefoot's topic in Off-topic
I guess the keyboard on the pocket pc is too small for serious work. Yeah I got myself this in combination with the tablet mentined above and I am quite happy -
Not Armbian related (Atom) but worth a look
giri@nwrk.biz replied to squarefoot's topic in Off-topic
There are many much cheaper atom (most of them are x5) based tablets out there with quite acceptable hardware specs. No need to buy this overpriced pocket pc. For instance: Chuwi Hi 8 pro -
I can't find the script.bin file to change hdmi resolution
giri@nwrk.biz replied to vr@m's topic in Beginners
Jep I also think so -
I can't find the script.bin file to change hdmi resolution
giri@nwrk.biz replied to vr@m's topic in Beginners
Please post the output of following command: sudo ls /dev/