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Posts posted by martinayotte
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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" ?
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What do you mean exactly ?
UART and I2C as nothing in common, except if you mean that you are using an I2C-to-UART bridge chip such SC16IS752, which Linux kernel is able to manage with proper kernel custom build configs and overlays.
This means that WiringPi is not used for this case.
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You should also provide logs of the boot tentative captured from the serial debug port ...
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Did you install the "transmission-cli" package ?
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This "gpio_lib.h" is itself part of the library.
https://github.com/duxingkei33/orangepi_PC_gpio_pyH3/blob/master/pyA20/gpio/gpio_lib.h
So, you LIB_PATH should include the path to that directory, usually with plain Makefiles, it is "-I ."
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Good luck ! This part isn't easy to find in bulk, none on eBay or AliExpress ...
EDIT : Oh ! instead of searching PST73118BETV like schematic says, TI has some TPS73118, some on eBay.
Lucky Guy ! I found that MCP1824 on AliExpress in abundance, and it seems to be pin compatible, some sellers offer them at $4 for lot of 10.
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Welcome !
orange pi zero does not start
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Any logs captured ?
Where is it jamming buring boot ?