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Posts posted by martinayotte
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Similarly, you can also look to this python library how they handle the /dev/mem :
https://github.com/duxingkei33/orangepi_PC_gpio_pyH3/blob/master/pyA20/gpio/gpio_lib.c
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For GPIO, I suggest this one : https://github.com/duxingkei33/orangepi_PC_gpio_pyH3
IBE ? What do you means ?
Remote Desktop ? I'm personally only using SSH, so I can't gave instructions here, but in this forum there are plenty of post about tightvncserver ...
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Glad that you've found out !
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Where did you found OPiLite 1.2 schematic, because I think it still 1.1 version and there is no external pullups on that board.
If you are talking about internal pullups of every GPIOs, there are only turned on by software settings, so there are not present at reset, all GPIOs for almost any SoC are usually simple high impedance floating pins.
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GPIO72 is PC8, and on my side, I don't have any error trying to export it. So, on your side, something is using it and that is why you have "resource busy".
Try to run the following command to see who is using it :
cat /sys/kernel/debug/gpio
Also, please mentioned which kernel/image are you using...
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Any logs captured ?
Where is it jamming buring boot ?
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Every commands added in /etc/rc.local need an ampersand '&' at the end, otherwise it will never reach the last line 'exit 0'.
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I don't see why behaviour is different.
Provide more details, show the script, and how did you place it in startup (/etc/rc.local ?)
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Anyway, this patch doesn't seems to take care of BT-WAKE-AP and AP-WAKE-BT.
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** File not found boot/Image **
Is the symlink missing ?
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I've use the USB Host by simply connecting a USB connector to header pins, and it is working perfectly without any software settings, our DTS has everything needed.
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That is a good question ! I've never played with Bluetooth ...
Maybe we need to compare what has been done in the Legacy FEX for those GPIOA7 and GPIOA8, probably some interrupts defines.
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You didn't mention which board you are using ...
This is important, since some boards, such OPiWin or OPiZeroPlus, are using UART1 nor UART3.
Also, the AP6212 has BT-WAKE-AP and AP-WAKE-BT pins that maybe need to be added in DT.
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17 hours ago, Maor545 said:
Or any idea, how to compile with 512MB of RAM?
You can try adding a big swap file.
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Yes, unless you shrink the partition directly on the source media ...
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Using "truncate" with the "endsect" number shown by fdisk after gparted shrinking.
Here is the sequence :
sudo modprobe loop sudo losetup -f sudo losetup /dev/loop0 myimage.img sudo partprobe /dev/loop0 sudo gparted /dev/loop0 sudo losetup -d /dev/loop0 fdisk -l myimage.img sudo truncate --size=$[(endsect+1)*512] myimage.img
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It is a OpenWRT distribution, and they have several images, there is one for OPiZero here : http://pulpstone.pw/sunxi/
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I've 4 OPiPC+, all installed with 4.11.5 on eMMC, and WiFi is simply working fine.
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You will need to ask that to Raspberry forum, because here, in the Armbian forum, there is NO support for Raspberries.
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I really don't know, but yes, I think those rockchip are probably faster, but I don't own any ...
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You can also check https://github.com/duxingkei33/orangepi_PC_gpio_pyH3
This is a python library, but inside it, you can see that it is using C for i2c_lib.
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What do you means by "documents" ?
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In your static IP settings, did you provided "default gateway" and "dns-nameservers" ?
Running touchscreen 5 inch at xpt2046
in Allwinner sunxi
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Did you check if any errors present in "dmesg" ?