martinayotte
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Right ! I've more than 10 around : some FT232, some CH340, some PL2303 and some CP2102 ...
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No, first time, it was booting some other unknown image already present if I remember. Later, I had a build done from @hjc old branch, and when I wanted to use latest Armbian, I had to press "boot" again this time.
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It did work for me 2 weeks ago, then I've used nand-sata-install ...
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Is it not what the "boot" button does by shorting the eMMC-D0 line ? Simply press this "boot" button during "reset" for 2 seconds ....
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Do you have this firmware file under /lib/firmware/brcm ?
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Not on the first boot where you didn't provide your WiFi SSID/Password yet ...
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They are only providing this ARMF 32 bits version, no other choice ...
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Why you didn't go there https://www.urbackup.org/download.html and install it the way it is explained ?
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I went there 3 times, but I'm still in love with my Quebec ... There is also the Potée Lorraine : https://www.marmiton.org/recettes/recette_potee-de-lorraine_24327.aspx
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Orange Pi Lite2 wireless support
martinayotte replied to junnikokuki's topic in Allwinner A64, H5 & H6
Right, since the commit was done on Sept.7th ... -
Here is one of the recipes where it using ham rock that I've eat recently : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baeckeoffe
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@Igor, since I'm not familiar with armbian-config, do you know why /usr/src is still empy ? Also, do you think we can add a post-install script in this package to copy /usr/src/linux-headers-4.18.5-sunxi/scripts/dtc/dtc into /usr/bin to have good version in the path ?
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Where / how can I edit boot environment on the SPI NOR flash on Zero Plus?
martinayotte replied to Elektrický's topic in Armbian build framework
That is probably due to the fact that your USB drive take a while to become ready... You probably need to try adding INITIAL_USB_SCAN_DELAY in u-boot config and recompile it ... https://lists.denx.de/pipermail/u-boot/2016-April/250343.html -
This is because the DTC compiler present in /usr/bin/dtc isn't the good one, it doesn't support symbols since there is no "-@" option. Replace it with the one found in /usr/src/linux-headers-4.18.5-sunxi/scripts/dtc/ ...
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no needs to install since it is already there ... To make it default, simply remove current /usr/bin/python symbolic link and recreate new one pointing to /usr/bin/python3.7 ...
