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https://github.com/MockbaTheBorg/RunCPM
there is a nice little CP/M emulator which do compile fine under armbian.
(There is also a version for the Arduino DUE with SD-Hat or a ESP32/Teensy)
 
With that you can run many CP/M-Software like Wordstar, dBase II and so on
 
Special on this emulation is that it do use directorys as drives
The directory A (or A/0/) would be Drive A>
 
Maybe you also want do something retro this weekend?
 
Here is how I did compile/install it on my OPi One:
 
compile RunCPM: =============== install ncurses-dev and lua: ============================ apt install libncurses5-dev liblua5.3-dev git make cd /home/guido/ git clone https://github.com/MockbaTheBorg/RunCPM RunCPM_git cd RunCPM_git/RunCPM make posix clean make posix build mkdir /home/guido/RunCPM mkdir /home/guido/RunCPM/A mkdir /home/guido/RunCPM/A/0 cp RunCPM /home/guido/RunCPM cp /home/guido/RunCPM_git/CCP/* /home/guido/RunCPM cp /home/guido/RunCPM_git/DISK/A.ZIP /home/guido/RunCPM/A/0 cd /home/guido/RunCPM/A/0 unzip A.ZIP cd /home/guido/RunCPM To start the Emulation: ======================= ./RunCPM To exit the emulation: ====================== a> exit  

https://github.com/MockbaTheBorg/RunCPM
there is a nice little CP/M emulator which do compile fine under armbian.
(There is also a version for the Arduino DUE with SD-Hat or a ESP32/Teensy)
 
With that you can run many CP/M-Software like Wordstar, dBase II and so on
 
Special on this emulation is that it do use directorys as drives
The directory A (or A/0/) would be Drive A>
 
Maybe you also want do something retro this weekend?
 
Here is how I did compile/install it on my OPi One:
 
compile RunCPM: =============== install ncurses-dev and lua: ============================ apt install libncurses5-dev liblua5.3-dev git make cd /home/guido/ git clone https://github.com/MockbaTheBorg/RunCPM RunCPM_git cd RunCPM_git/RunCPM make posix clean make posix build mkdir /home/guido/RunCPM mkdir /home/guido/RunCPM/A mkdir /home/guido/RunCPM/A/0 cp RunCPM /home/guido/RunCPM cp /home/guido/RunCPM_git/CCP/* /home/guido/RunCPM cp /home/guido/RunCPM_git/DISK/A.ZIP /home/guido/RunCPM/A/0 cd /home/guido/RunCPM/A/0 unzip A.ZIP cd /home/guido/RunCPM To start the Emulation: ======================= ./RunCPM To exit the emulation: ====================== a> exit  

https://github.com/MockbaTheBorg/RunCPM
there is a nice little CP/M emulator which do compile fine under armbian.
(There is also a version for the Arduino DUE with SD-Hat or a ESP32/Teensy)
 
With that you can run many CP/M-Software like Wordstar, dBase II and so on
 
Special on this emulation is that it do use directorys as drives
The directory A (or A/0/) would be Drive A>
 
Maybe you also want do something retro this weekend?
 
Here is how I did compile/install it on my OPi One:
 
compile RunCPM: =============== install ncurses-dev and lua: ============================ apt install libncurses5-dev liblua5.3-dev git make cd /home/guido/ git clone https://github.com/MockbaTheBorg/RunCPM RunCPM_git cd RunCPM_git/RunCPM make posix clean make posix build mkdir /home/guido/RunCPM mkdir /home/guido/RunCPM/A mkdir /home/guido/RunCPM/A/0 cp RunCPM /home/guido/RunCPM cp /home/guido/RunCPM_git/CCP/* /home/guido/RunCPM cp /home/guido/RunCPM_git/DISK/A.ZIP /home/guido/RunCPM/A/0 cd /home/guido/RunCPM/A/0 unzip A.ZIP cd /home/guido/RunCPM To start the Emulation: ======================= ./RunCPM To exit the emulation: ====================== a> exit  

Hi Balbes
Like nytoc, during boot it could not find rootfs
This is a H96Max+  ,, board labeled RK3328_8D4_V1.1
It has sv6501P wifi
About 1/2 the dtb don't even start to boot,
evb-android, both rock64, roc-cc, box-liantong
The rest, evb,  box,  box-z28, box-trn9, rockbox,
all have no mmc (ls /dev/block}
They will all boot with rootfs on usb stick
obviously uboot can read mmc, since uinitrd gets loaded (and kernel)
Once or twice, booted only with usb, I'm not sure which, maybe
box or rockbox
The next update, please compile ssv6051 module
I tried to strip the dtb out of resource.img, doesn't boot (mmcblk2p5)
Maybe there was more in that 8M partition, the dtb <60K
The android on it (8.1) is 4.4.140 (and rooted, that's how I got resource.img)
thanks for the work
--more--
There was no way I could make it go to maskrom with the button,
maybe there is a trick,, also could not do adb with usb,, lsusb never showed it
Had to use wireless adb

It is possible, but it will take time. Packages with HW used from Assembly ayufan, they need to modify and assemble with the new settings. I expect in the next version (to get one with Debian feature set) is not included by default, these packets from ayufan. For those who want to use them, you will need to perform a set of steps to install and configure them yourself.
 
I'll see what I can do. I do not give any guarantees (I do not have such equipment).
 
Did you check if any mmcblk0\1\2 appeared ?
 
You need to try the tools to extract the firmware file. Maybe then you can get the dtb.
 
 

maybe a copy&paste from the normal NanoPi Duo?

..so another talking with myself ..
 
Here is some scripts to automate pairing and playing,
if you can use Opi as Bluetooth speaker.

script for automated pairing ...
 
we need to create PIN file list
 
 
and run bluealsa & bluealsa-aplay as service on startup...
 
 
..and play some sounds..
 
 

COM3 or COM4? at which COM-port is your USB-TTL-UART?
9600 Baud isnt right - you have to use 115200
 
1.) Card could be a problem if it is a fake.
Test your card with h2testw from https://www.heise.de/download/product/h2testw-50539
Format you card with SD Memory Card Formatter 5.0 from https://www.sdcard.org/downloads/formatter_4/
and write your image to the card with etcher (v1.44) from https://etcher.io/
(ensure to enable verify in etcher settings)
 
2.) power supply could be a problem, but sometimes its one the MicroUSB-cable (too thin wires) - swap this
 
3.) if the router reject LAN Conenctions - that could be a problem. Try to enable a big enough DHCP-IP-Pool
Does the NAS get an IP or did you use a static IP on the NAS?
 
4.) these images arent too new to get it bootet on this sbc - which image did you use (URL?)
 

Hello ...
I'm found another useful thread here: https://volumio.org/forum/volumio-bluez-alsa-a2dp-bluetooth-support-t6130.html
 
Tested now on my OPIZeroPlus on H5 soc.
But, it must be "configured" with right lib dir ..
 
../configure --enable-aac --enable-debug --enable-rfcomm --with-alsaplugindir=/usr/lib/aarch64-linux-gnu/alsa-lib

Today I did try my very best... Opened the R69 (without breaking anything), solder the TTL-Pins, connecting USB-TTL -
BUT when I power on with the u-boot button pressed I didnt get any output to disable the u-boot boot-sequence
(normally counting 3.2.1 on other boards and you have to press a key)
 
So I can - today - only deliver the boot-log from android on the R69 and two find commands for *.bin and *.fex as android-root on the filesystem:
 
 

I did get my R69 today (my birthday) - but did buy it myself
I also got a reboot problem with a old 8GB Samsung Class 4 uSD. It doesnt boot after filesystem-resizing (and after reconnect power),
but with a 16GB Sandisk Ultra Class 10 it does boot after resizing and power reconnecting
 
login as: root root@192.168.6.151's password: ____ _ _ ____ __ ___ / ___| _ _ _ ____ _____| | | | _ \ / /_ / _ \ \___ \| | | | '_ \ \ / / _ \ | | | |_) | '_ \ (_) | ___) | |_| | | | \ V / __/ | | | _ <| (_) \__, | |____/ \__,_|_| |_|\_/ \___|_|_| |_| \_\\___/ /_/ Welcome to ARMBIAN 5.31 stable Ubuntu 16.04.3 LTS 3.4.113-sun8i System load: 0.23 0.26 0.12 Up time: 3 min Memory usage: 4 % of 1000MB IP: 192.168.6.151 CPU temp: 69°C Usage of /: 9% of 15G [ General system configuration: armbian-config ] Last login: Thu Oct 19 12:41:47 2017 from 192.168.6.17 root@beelinkx2:~# for the ASCII-Logo I changed the file /etc/update-motd.d/more 10-header
first apt update & upgrade is finsihed

used for my display (1280x1024)  h3disp -m33 
 
 
dmesg.txt

... and I have build it and pushed to Armbian stable repository (Stretch, Xenial and Bionic; armhf+arm64). First boot scripts also creates CPUfreq config based on CPU count. More can be added if there is an interest ... Package can be installed via apt update and upgrade while auto config feature will work only on self made images.

Thanks, @balbes150, that works!

Add to the parameter string (in the file "uEnv.ini") parameter " mac=00:ac:3f:75:c0:ff"

Ok, will do... with a very bad stupidphone.

In previous images, a strange error was found, so I updated the images to version 20181014.
Checked on MVR9, everything works. Added additional image with Ubuntu Bionic and built-in MPV with HW support. The video plays in full screen. For those who need to play full screen video from Youtube, I recommend To install SMPlayer and Smtube packages, configure Smplayer (in additional options to use MPV with options "--vo=gpu --gpu-context=drm --hwdec=rkmpp" )  and you will get Youtube video in full screen in Smtube.

Tablets like this, I bought it at ebay with broken Touch for testing, also a broken 10,1" Tablet, this was also working for testing, and an A88S from alldaymall.
 
Wifi is also working, but this can change from tablet to tablet.
 
Yuntab Q88H - 7 Zoll Tablet PC，Android 4.4, Quad Core, HD 1024x600, Dual-Kamera, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, 8GB
https://www.amazon.de/dp/B01IJRDGGK

Found the problem. It was a hardware issue on  SD card detect line. A resistor that should not have been there...
The units are booting correctly.
 

Hi friends, finally i fix it. So im so sorry for occupy you... Problem is powersupply with cable...
i did try diferent cables,  and finally fixed by thin usb charge cable ~20awg i using power source pc-usb and no problem it's working... 
 
Thank you all for ur interesting... 
 
 

I'm currently running a Beelink GT1 ultimate (S912, 3Go DDR4, 32Go) with your armbian 5.37 based on 3.14.29 debian stretch without specifying any dtb file.  It is used as a server with openmediavault and homeassistant. I'm running armbian from sd card.
I just made upgrades and got armbian-config 5.64 with an uptime of 70 days.

FYI - the NEO4 is now available - see https://www.friendlyarm.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=69&product_id=241
 
I just placed my order 
 
 

I received the box tonight. I will test it under Android this week-end, and afterwards, lets the butchery begin.

BTW, the H96 Max+ box I have is rooted and I installed Termux and rooted package works fine (eg: libusb) and I can even build libftdi on the box using clang.  So technically I can change the files. Still I do not know if there is anything related to the boot sequence that I can change.

Hi all.
I've discovered Vivaldi Browser for arm. A fork of Chromium.
There is a armhf version and a arm64 version.
Youtube playback with this is a lot better. I've tested it on the NanoPi M4.
The same video in Chromium had 2/3 dropped frames. (10 frames/s) 1080p video
With Vivaldi browser you get 1/3 dropped frames. (20 frames/s)
A lot better experience.

Here you can download it.
https://vivaldi.com/nl/blog/snapshots/vivaldi-1-15-rc-2/
 
Here the source where I found it. From Meveric @ Odroid. Also explanation of how to install. No wget, and change filename to the file you've downloaded for gdebi. Or use gdebi package installer.(not tested)
https://forum.odroid.com/viewtopic.php?t=29229

I tried in armhf on the M4 in armhf Lubuntu, worked great. Also tried the arm64 in Armbian Stretch. Also great.
I didn't find any posts about Vivaldi in the Armbian forum. I thought it could be helpful.
Cheers

As NAS the Hardkernel Odroid HC-1 (for 2.5") or HC-2 (for 3.5") seems to be for me a good choice at this time

HC-1:
https://www.hardkernel.com/main/products/prdt_info.php?g_code=G150229074080
HC-2:
https://www.hardkernel.com/main/products/prdt_info.php?g_code=G151505170472

Armbian HC-1/HC-2:
https://www.armbian.com/odroid-hc1/