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bedalus reacted to JMCC in RK3288 Media Script (TinkerBoard)
THE MEDIA SCRIPT IS DEPRECATED, IN FAVOR OF THE OFFICIAL LEGACY MULTIMEDIA FRAMEWORK. PLEASE REFER TO THIS TOPIC:
The UN-official, UN-supported, UN-necessary, UN-popular, UN-precedented...
RK3288 MEDIA TESTING SCRIPT [2.0: Bionic update]
So here is the final release of the RK3288 media testing script. Basically, the script provides the following functionality:
Installing all the libraries and system configurations necessary for GPU accelerated X desktop, Chromium WebGL, full VPU video play acceleration up to 4k@30 HEVC (the maximum supported by the SoC), and GLES 3.1 / OpenCL 1.2 support. Three video players supporting full VPU acceleration (RKMPP) and KMS display (GBM or a X11 DRM "hack", as described by the authors), namely: MPV, Gstreamer and Kodi 18.0 alpha preview. Two example programs using the OpenCL functionality: Examples form the Arm Compute Library, and a GPU crypto miner (an old version, but small and simple). A library that will act as an OpenGL to OpenGL-ES wrapper, allowing you to run programs that use OpenGL 1.5-2.0. Two additional small packages, that have no big interest from the developer prospective, but I find them interesting to play with: Support libraries for commercial web video streaming (tested with Netflix), and a simple Pulseaudio GTK equalizer using LADSPA.
Here is a more thorough documentation:
Version 2.0 (Bionic):
Version 1.0 (Xenial):
>>> DOWNLOAD LINK (2.0, FOR BIONIC DESKTOP) <<<
> Older Download link (1.0, for Xenial) <
Instructions:
Download the file above Untar it: tar xvf media-rk3288_*.tar.xz cd media-script ./media-rk3288.sh
Notes:
This script is not officially supported by the Armbian project. It is just a community effort to help the development of the main build, by experimenting with a possible implementation of the media capabilities of this particular SoC. Therefore, questions about the script should not be laid out as support requests, but as commentaries or community peer-to-peer assistance. That being said, all commentaries/suggestions/corrections are very welcome. In the same way, I will do my best to help solve any difficulty that may arise regarding the script.
Enjoy!
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bedalus reacted to TonyMac32 in Tutorial: 3D, video acceleration and OpenCL in RK3288 boards with new 4.4 (default) kernel
I am all too familiar with this kind of magic. ;-) My 4k Samsung monitor defaulted immediately to 4k, the only issue I ever had was it crashing when trying to change modes. Rockchip appears to have fixed that, as the issue is now gone.
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bedalus reacted to TonyMac32 in RK3328 Kernel
https://github.com/TinkerBoard/debian_kernel/pull/5#issuecomment-367930082
So, if anyone wishes to contribute to the official ASUS kernel, it will be much easier.
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bedalus reacted to TonyMac32 in RK3328 Kernel
Hello Bluetooth. Thanks @Igor for the services help, loading on boot no problem. Played some music through the board from my phone over Bluetooth, nice and smooth.
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bedalus reacted to Igor in Tinker board thermals broken post 4.12.0
Images at download section are updated with 4.13.3 and 4.4.88
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bedalus reacted to TonyMac32 in Kernel -rcX : Last version issues
The current nightly Dev image will be the release 4.13
[edit] This image does not have Bluetooth support
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bedalus got a reaction from Myy in Kernel -rcX : Last version issues
No, I mean the stock Armbian OS of course! Armbian for the win!
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bedalus got a reaction from TonyMac32 in Kernel -rcX : Last version issues
No, I mean the stock Armbian OS of course! Armbian for the win!
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bedalus reacted to Myy in Kernel -rcX : Last version issues
Stock OS ? You mean ASUS Debian image ? Yeah, I guess you can give it a try.
I got ready-to-use kernel files here :
https://github.com/Miouyouyou/RockMyy-Build
That said, my configuration and ARMbian kernel configuration might differ in some places.
Also, I'm only testing my kernels on MiQi devices so I can't guarantee that everything will work on Tinkerboard systems.
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bedalus got a reaction from Myy in The VPU driver
I think this may have gone up recently: http://opensource.rock-chips.com/wiki_Mpp
It doesn't mean anything to me, but the vpu is mentioned so maybe it's useful, or if not, maybe will become useful if they add further documentation.
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bedalus reacted to Myy in RK3328 Kernel
Hmm, given that the BTC Keyboard ID have been added 7 years ago, I guess it's more related to Bluetooth dongles getting detected correctly, indeed.
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bedalus got a reaction from lafalken in RK3328 Kernel
EDIT: I deleted a lot of the results I just posted after re-reading the thread... It's all been done before! I got similar resuls as others who've done the test, around 6.6khash/s followed five minutes later by a decline to around 6.1, caused by thermal throttling to ~1.7GHz.
At least I seem to have a stable setup. Any other tests I can run on armbian's behalf? Anything I can do to help, I'm happy to give it a go.
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bedalus got a reaction from TonyMac32 in RK3328 Kernel
I would if I could, but I've no way to log into the device on the standard images as this is my only keyboard! Maybe they'd let me borrow one from work.
I have to say thanks thanks for all your work and input in this thread. When I got this device I was unaware of armbian, and happened to discover it because you posted a link in the asus forum: https://tinkerboarding.co.uk/forum/thread-330.html
I found armbian and its users so interesting I must have read this entire thread two or three times! If you follow the link above you can see how I followed your example with GPIO power and an uprated heatsink and was able to hacksaw a hole into my case and attach a little fan! You can even see my dongle
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bedalus reacted to Myy in RK3328 Kernel
Try to execute lsmod on the working kernel. Since most drivers are compiled modules, that should tell you what is the driver, I think. Then, from the module name, you can retrace the config option required and its dependencies.
It might also be possible to determine the driver used using /sys nodes. But I don't know how exactly. udevadm can also help you.
But yeah, try lsmod first.
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bedalus got a reaction from Igor in RK3328 Kernel
I would if I could, but I've no way to log into the device on the standard images as this is my only keyboard! Maybe they'd let me borrow one from work.
I have to say thanks thanks for all your work and input in this thread. When I got this device I was unaware of armbian, and happened to discover it because you posted a link in the asus forum: https://tinkerboarding.co.uk/forum/thread-330.html
I found armbian and its users so interesting I must have read this entire thread two or three times! If you follow the link above you can see how I followed your example with GPIO power and an uprated heatsink and was able to hacksaw a hole into my case and attach a little fan! You can even see my dongle
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bedalus got a reaction from lafalken in RK3328 Kernel
I flashed the file from the download link above: Armbian_5.32.170724_Tinkerboard_Ubuntu_xenial_next_4.12.3_desktop.7z
After entering root/1234/etc and getting to the desktop, the first thing I tried was a reboot, and it successfully rebooted back to the desktop. I tried again from the newly rebooted desktop, and success again.
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bedalus got a reaction from Igor in RK3328 Kernel
I flashed the file from the download link above: Armbian_5.32.170724_Tinkerboard_Ubuntu_xenial_next_4.12.3_desktop.7z
After entering root/1234/etc and getting to the desktop, the first thing I tried was a reboot, and it successfully rebooted back to the desktop. I tried again from the newly rebooted desktop, and success again.
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bedalus got a reaction from TonyMac32 in RK3328 Kernel
I flashed the file from the download link above: Armbian_5.32.170724_Tinkerboard_Ubuntu_xenial_next_4.12.3_desktop.7z
After entering root/1234/etc and getting to the desktop, the first thing I tried was a reboot, and it successfully rebooted back to the desktop. I tried again from the newly rebooted desktop, and success again.
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bedalus got a reaction from Myy in RK3328 Kernel
I flashed the file from the download link above: Armbian_5.32.170724_Tinkerboard_Ubuntu_xenial_next_4.12.3_desktop.7z
After entering root/1234/etc and getting to the desktop, the first thing I tried was a reboot, and it successfully rebooted back to the desktop. I tried again from the newly rebooted desktop, and success again.