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It works on rk3588 with Armbian Jammy and Sid.
The RK3399 flag is for arm64, doesn't matter what board.
I think there's a flag for rk3588 too but not sure what it changes.
I also have a Youtube channel. https://www.youtube.com/@NicoDsSBCs
Haven't shown much rk3588 gameplay now I think of it. But it is great.
Not sure about Roblox. I don't know it.
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@balbes150I already made the video. I did say in it the sollution for eMMC install is in this thread.
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10 hours ago, balbes150 said:
What exactly is not working ?
Games with the blob driver. I've been told it should work, but it doesn't. Wine works, so box86/64 also work. But nothing GPU accelerated works. PPSSPP is using llvmpipe software render.
So I'll do the same configuration as I'm using on the R58X-4G with Jammy Gnome + panfork driver and multimedia repo.
For the gnome desktop it's a little more buggy because of flickering mouse pointer. But I gladly take that for having my games/PPSSPP working. I'll probably make the video tomorrow. I'm done testing.
Only issue is it doesn't boot when other USB drives are connected. And no eMMC install as you said. -
7 hours ago, balbes150 said:
Please note - DO NOT install on eMMC yet, this mode is not fully ready and tested yet.
Good you say it. I was planning to do this when I had a good configuration.
Still searching for the best result. I think I'll start with server image, then install the panfork drivers and multimedia with kodi. Then reboot and install ubuntu-desktop for gnome with wayland. The blob does work well, but I'm unable to make some things work with it.
I'm running it like that on my Mekotronics R58X-4G. I love it. -
This installs moonlight with hardware decoding for RK3588.
https://forum.radxa.com/t/introduction-to-rockchip-multimedia-ppa-for-ubuntu-jammy/14537
@amazingfate Is the one who does this.
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@balbes150Wifi works.
I'm starting to make the video about your Armbian image on Khadas Edge2. Good work. It's a great experience. -
@balbes150 I tested Armbian_23.02.0-trunk_Kedge2_jammy_legacy_5.10.110_gnome_desktop.img
Didn't work with Android installed on eMMC. So I installed ubuntu-server and then it runs.
I installed the blob. Wayland runs normal. But the other benchmarks perform a little worse than others.
SBC-bench seems broken. If there's something you want tested, let me know.
I'll see to make a video about it next week. Nice to be able to boot from USB. Just too bad can't mix Android and Armbian.
Board | OS | Kernel | Clockspeeds | 7z b all cores | 7z b core small core | 7z b big core | NicoD Blender | Supertuxkart | SBC-Bench Khadas VIM2 Ubuntu 20.04 Gnome 5.18.0 1.4Ghz A53/1Ghz A53 7728 900 (core 7) 1235 (core 0) 18m26s 2.79b 5fps http://ix.io/4b4d Khadas VIM2 Armbian Kinetic server 6.1.0-meson64 1.4Ghz A53/1Ghz A53 7867 1252 (core 0) Khadas VIM3 Ubuntu 20.04 Gnome 5.18.0 1.8Ghz A53/2.2Ghz A73 10300 1636 (core 0) 2417 (core 5) 9m38s 2.79b 19fps http://ix.io/4b4S Khadas VIM4 Ubuntu 22.04 Gnome 5.4.125 2.2Ghz A73/2Ghz A53 14138 1775 (core 7) 2299 (core 0) 5m46s 52fps http://ix.io/4bkv Khadas VIM4 Debian 10 xfce4 5.4.125 2.2Ghz A73/2Ghz A53 15113 1830 (core 7) 2334 (core 0) 7m15s 2.79b http://ix.io/4blv Station P1 Armbian Jammy xfce4 5.18.19 1.4Ghz A53/1.8Ghz A72 7607 1248 (core 0) 1843 (core 5) 10m10s 7fps http://ix.io/4b9f Odroid N2+ Armbian Jammy xfce4 5.10.139 2Ghz A53/2.4Ghz A73 11755 1761 (core 0) 2518 (core 5) 5m53s 18fps http://ix.io/4b9V Odroid N2+ Armbian Kinetic server 6.1.0-meson64 2Ghz A53/2.4Ghz A73 11807 1764 (core 0) 2520 (core 5) xxx 18fps Odroid C2 Armbian kinetic server 6.1.0-meson64 1.5Ghz 5173 1320 (core 0) Khadas Edge2 Ubuntu 22.04 Gnome 5.10.66 1.8Ghz A55/2.35Ghz*** A76 16901 1766 (core 0) 2930 (core 7) 3m25s 110fps (wayland) http://ix.io/4e8w ****SBC-Bench broken big cores at 408Mhz Khadas Edge2 Armbian Jammy Gnome 5.10.110-media 1.8Ghz A55/2.4Ghz A76 15424 1524 (core 0) 2589 (core 7) 3m56s 110fps (wayland) Mekotronics R58 Debian Bullseye x11 xfce4 5.10.110 1.8Ghz A53/2.2Ghz A76 16241 1758 (core 0) 2839 (core 1) 4m50s V2.83.5 Mekotronics R58 Debian Bullseye wayland 5.10.110 1.8Ghz A53/2.2Ghz A76 16803 1777 (core 0) 2879 (core 1) 4m35s 110fps (wayland) http://ix.io/4j40 Mekotronics R58 Ubuntu 20.04 x11 5.10.66 1.8Ghz A53/2.2Ghz A76 16477 1765 (core 0) 2897 (core 1) 5m53s V2.82 4fps (llvmpipe) Mekotronics R58 Manjaro Gnome 5.10.66-28rk 1.8Ghz A53/2.2Ghz A76 16153 1572 (core 0) 2568 (core 1) NanoPi R6S Ubuntu 22.04 Gnome Headless 5.10.110 1.8Ghz A55/2.3Ghz *** A76 16385 1449 (core 0) 2493 (core 7) 3m27s 110fps (wayland) http://ix.io/4gSl
Great job.
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2 hours ago, balbes150 said:
Alpha version of Armbian for Khades EDGE 2 (rk3588s).
Great job. Nice to be able to run it from USB.
I tried the Jammy Gnome image. CLI works but once it boots into desktop the display stops working. Keyboard also not reacting(numlock).
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18 hours ago, gounthar said:
Too bad, I would have loved to meet.
@NicoDmaybe?I'd like to go but finances ain't there. Have to save for a cycling trip in a few months, and investing in computer gear for kids.
Tho just going one afternoon is possible. But I've got to sit 2 hours on the train to get in Brussels, and then go from station to the expo, and 2 hours back. So would be a very boring day. And for just being there a few hours I don't feel it's worth it.
If I would go I'd rather stay the night in Brussels on Saturday and leave Sunday evening. And have my recording gear with me to make video's. Next year I can plan it if others promise to go. Enjoy your time in Brussels. I hope the weather will be good. -
My gathered info :
RK3588(S) comparison -------------------- RK3588(S) 8nm LP process 4 x A55 @ 1.8Ghz + 4 x A76 @ 2.4Ghz (Not the same for all boards, between 2.2Ghz and 2.4Ghz) Mali-G610 MP4 "Odin" 6TOPs NPU Up to 32GB memory theoretically (haven't seen any 32GB yet) RK3588 RK3588S PCIE3.0 2x2 Lanes PCIe3.0 N/A PCIe2.0/SATA3.0/USB3.0 MUX 3x1 Lane PCIE2.0 2x1 Lane PCIE2.0 3x SATA 3.0 2x SATA 3.0 1x USB3.0 (refer USB section) 1x USB3.0 (refer USB section) Board SoC Memory eMMC SD-Reader NVMe/PCIe/SATA Network USB2 USB3 USB-C (dp) HDMI-out HDMI-in DP Active cooling Powered with 1. Khadas Edge 2 Pro Rockchip RK3588S 16 GB LPDDR4X 2112 MHz 64 GB xxx xxx xxx 1 x 1 x 1 x DP 1 x xxx xxx xxx (Case not out yet) USB-C PD 2. NanoPi R6S Rockchip RK3588S 8 GB LPDDR4X 2133 MHz 32 GB yes xxx 2 x 2.5GbE + 1GbE 1 x 1 x xxx 1 x xxx xxx Metal case USB-C PD 3. Radxa Rock5B Rockchip RK3588 16 GB LPDDR4X 2112 MHz Module yes 2 x M.2 NVMe 2.5GbE 2 x 2 x xxx 2 x 1 x micro-HDMI xxx XU4 heatsink no sufficient USB-C PD (Issue with PD, I'm using 5V 4A PSU) 4. Mekotronics R58 Mini Rockchip RK3588 16 GB LPDDR4X 64 GB xxx SATA ribbon 1GbE 2 x 1 x 1 x (no DP) 2 x 1 x full size 1 x Big heatsink sufficient *** 12V barrel jack *** Case could also be used to cool with a thermal pad 5. Mekotronics R58X-4G Rockchip RK3588 8 GB LPDDR4X 64 GB xxx SATA/NVMe/mini-PCIe 1GbE 2 x 1 x 1 x DP 1 x 1 x full size 1 x Big heatsink sufficient *** 12V barrel jack 6. Orange Pi 5 Rockchip RK3588S 4/8 GB LPDDR4(x) xxx yes NVMe 1GbE 1 x 2 x 1 x DP 1 x xxx xxx No USB-C 5V Other specs Khadas Edge 2 Pro also has 3 x CSI + 2 x DSI, and can have an I/O board for SD-card and uart Radxa Rock5B has 1 x CSI + 1 x DSI OPi5 has 2 x DSI + 3 x Camera port Benchmarks ---------- Board | OS | Kernel | Clockspeeds | 7z b all cores | 7z b core small core | 7z b big core | NicoD Blender | Supertuxkart | SBC-Bench Radxa Rock 5B Armbian Jammy cinnamon 5.10.110 1.8Ghz A55/2.4Ghz A76 15996 1533 (core 0) 2651 (core 7) 3m25s 65fps (panfork) http://ix.io/4jOb Radxa Rock 5B Radxa Bullseye xfce4 5.10.66-27 1.8Ghz A55/2.4Ghz A76 16138 1522 (core 0) 2649 (core 4/7) 4m35s V2.83.5 xxx Khadas Edge2 Ubuntu 22.04 Gnome 5.10.66 1.8Ghz A55/2.35Ghz* A76 16901 1766 (core 0) 2930 (core 7) 3m25s 110fps (wayland) http://ix.io/4e8w ****SBC-Bench broken big cores at 408Mhz NanoPi R6S Ubuntu 22.04 Gnome Headless 5.10.110 1.8Ghz A55/2.3Ghz * A76 16385 1449 (core 0) 2493 (core 7) 3m27s 110fps (wayland) http://ix.io/4gSl Mekotronics R58 Debian Bullseye wayland 5.10.110 1.8Ghz A53/2.2Ghz A76 16803 1777 (core 0) 2879 (core 1) 4m35s 110fps (wayland) http://ix.io/4j40 Mekotronics R58 Ubuntu 20.04 x11 5.10.66 1.8Ghz A53/2.2Ghz A76 16477 1765 (core 0) 2897 (core 1) 5m53s V2.82 4fps (llvmpipe) Mekotronics R58X-G4 Armbian Jammy Gnome 5.10.110 1.8Ghz A53/2.4Ghz A76 16421 1767 (core 0) 2852 (core 1) 3m28s 75fps (panfork) SBC-bench broken Pros+++ ------- Khadas Edge2 Pro Small and USB-C PD powered, so great for my trips but needs a metal case for that. Having the extra USB-C is great. It is either a 2nd fast access to the SoC, and can be used for 2nd HDMI display. OOWOW is great to install new software, no need for RKDevTool. The Khadas software is pretty good. Khadas has a great team that's active on their forum. NanoPi R6S Metal case makes it awesome. It is limited, but for what I wanted it's doing the job better than expected(fast NAS and even watching video). USB-C PD powered, so if I don't find a case for Edge2 I can also use the R6S on my trips. SD-Reader is great for booting and installing software. Mekotronics R58 mini Full sized ports. For home use it's good to have a device that's not tiny. Great to have the display ports on back and side and USB on the front. Case is nice, but not used for cooling. Great for digital signage with 2x HDMI + 1 x DP. Mekotronics R58X-4G mini-PCIe, NVMe and SATA. Full sized ports. USB-C with DP. Nice case, can be used to cool the board with a thermal pad but not needed. Rock5B Armbian support. Has dual M.2 sockets. SD-card reader and eMMC socket. Full sized HDMI-out ports. 2.5GbE. Cons--- ------- Khadas Edge2 Pro No metal case yet(March). Missing SD-card, IO board can add that but then doesn't fit in the case. Seems designed for use in a small kiosk/digital signage, so all small special connectors for additional devices like displays and camera's. NanoPi R6S Designed for networking and so missing a lot of other features(NVMe, PCIe, extra USB-C with DP, multiple USB3 ports...). Mekotronics R58 mini Not the best I/O. No sd-reader what makes the use of RKDevTool needed. Expensive. Wouldn't be as good for me if I didn't know great Armbian devs(MonkaBlyat). Mekotronics R58X-4G No sd-reader what makes the use of RKDevTool needed. Expensive. Wouldn't be as good for me if I didn't know great Armbian devs(MonkaBlyat). Rock5B Software not ready for my daily needs, seems the worst supported board. USB-C PD has issue's. No good cooling sollution comes with the board. My opinion on available software -------------------------------- 1. Khadas Edge2 Ubuntu 22.04 works great with panfork. You can also use the blob GPU driver if you start with the Gnome image. Almost everything works as it should. 2. Mekotronics R58(X-4G) Armbian Jammy Gnome works great with panfork. The Mekotronics images aren't perfect. Works well for desktop/video/gaming. 3. NanoPi R6S Ubuntu 22.04 gnome works well, but panfork doesn't work with it. It's very stable, did my desktop tasks as a champ. But I'm missing gaming on it with x11. 4. Radxa Rock5B Armbian Jammy Gnome is buggy as hell. Only Armbian runs ok on it. The Debian image from Radxa is a mess, Android is unusable. DTB file seems badly hacked together. My favorite ranking for now --------------------------- 1. Mekotronics R58X-4G It has it all. Good cooling, nice it's not tiny, NVMe and SATA and mini-PCIe. 1 less full sized HDMI vs R58 but USB-C DP works too. Armbian thanks to MonkaBlyat brings this on top. 2. NanoPi R6S Limited but works well for what I wanted from it. The case is a big plus. Panfork not working. But the Ubuntu 22.04 Gnome image is great for desktop tasks. Stable, great video playback. Performs well as NAS too. Love that it has an SD-reader. I do not need dual 2.5GbE, so could have been better having NVMe instead of 2nd 2.5GbE port. 3. Khadas Edge 2 Missing of a metal case brings this down, waiting for the case to be released. The software from Khadas is the best of all. No SD-card is also a big minor. Best board for travel laptop. 4. Mekotronics R58X Works well. But has a lot less I/O than R58X-4G. Then again has 2 x full sized HDMI-out vs 1 x on R58X-4G. 5. Radxa Rock5B Bit dissapointed by the software. It does have all the bells and whistles I want. But it isn't ready for daily use yet. Armbian is the only ok-working image for it. And that is a lot more buggy than all the others. ***Don't have the OPi5*** -
On 1/17/2023 at 10:39 PM, adr3nal1n27 said:
Kodi on Orange Pi 5 with GPU Hardware Acceleration and HDMI Audio
Thank you for the instructions. I done it on Rock5B with Jammy.
I had tried before but wasn't able to make it work. Must have had one of the steps missing. It plays 4K files great and with HDMI audio.
Thanks to all involved. Not sure if I can make a video about it, I'll just refer to this thread in the next RK3588 review. Thanks. -
That was very infomative.
Can't add much to the discussion. I agree that forum used to be a lot better and more important. Because of the use of Discord, irc, Jira... there is more fragmentation.
We used to use the forum also to chat between devs/users/mederators. Now that is done on discord, irc or github. So the fun is out of the forum.
Nothing of what is said on discord is of value in the future. While what is said on the forum keeps its value and is easy to find.
Github is good for bugreports and discussion on how to go ahead. But it is a developers tool and not for regular users.
Discord is good to chat. It added features we didn't have on the forum like being able to do voice chats or video chat. But it takes away the focus from the forum for many.
I don't check the forum as much as I used to. Only see if there is anything interesting in the notifications. But I miss a lot because I'm not present as much. And what happens on the forum isn't communicated much about on discord.
Maybe a discord/irc room where forum posts can be seen. Just the titles would be enough to sparkle curiosity.
For me there is too much to have to keep up with. I've got my YT channel, reddit, facebook groups, forum, discord, twitter, ...
Quality decreases when too much is going on. Nobody can keep up with it maybe except Igor. (he seems to see it al
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@BananaramaYou can always try to uninstall the desktop to see if that works.
sudo apt remove lxde sudo apt purge lxde sudo apt autoremove
I think that should do it.
I don't use OMV anymore. So no idea if it works on desktop image.
Not sure if/when Armbian will support this device. It is a nice one. But they make so many that it is hard to support them all. -
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Panfrost Gaming benchmarks with RK3399, Amlogic S922x and RK3588.
Testing native supertuxkart, box64 Xonotic and wine32/box86 Viper Racing.
RK3399 and AMLS922X done on Armbian Jammy, RK3588 Ubuntu Jammy (22.04) -
Hi all.
I've just finished making my review video about the Khadas Edge2. No Armbian on it(yet).
It is an awesome board, and I'm very happy to have it. I'm still waiting on my Rock5B to arrive, so this helped me overcome this period.
But it does have its limits. For some goals it is perfect, some others not so much.
Here my video.Greetings, NicoD
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I've got my Mekotronics. It's an R58 with aluminum case. It's written on it on the bottom that's and X. But the online documentation says the R58X is another model.
https://mekotronics.en.made-in-china.com/product/wJLprRYvsmVM/China-Mekotronics-Android-12-OS-Linux-Ubuntu-Debian-Real-8K-Rk3588-16g-64G-HDMI-HD-Edge-Computing-Device.html
https://www.mekotronics.com/h-col-104.html
It does have a SATA connector, but no room for a drive. And that small plastic that keeps the ribon in already broken off. That's a pitty, now I'm jealous of the plastic one.
Seems software is limited. Android ain't great. But it works. Needs chinese software to install something else.
The case isn't used for cooling. It has an ok sized heatsink. But not sure if that's going to keep it cool with a continuous max load. I'll see. Seems also made for digital signage with all the HDMI/DP. 2 x HDMI-out + DP + USB-C DP. And HDMI-in.
Too bad the ethernet is 1Gb. I'd love to have seen 2.5GbE. For that the Mixtile Blade3 will be great. That'll be a very overpowered NAS I'm replacing all my running machines with RK3588. Got enough Now still waiting on the Rock5B to hopefully be my main desktop.
Edge2 does that well enough, but I hate the fan and the need for it.
@balbes150I can ask my contact if you can have a R58 mini PC if you'd like? I'd love to see Armbian on it. But it's not a need for me. Got other devices for Linux. And I do want an Android RK3588 for gaming.
It also isn't a perfect RK3588 mini-PC. Lacking NVMe for that, the plastic one then is better with the SATA. They are working on another model with NVMe. -
2 hours ago, balbes150 said:
I don't understand what model we are talking about, do you have a link?
This is the Mixtile Blade 3.
https://www.mixtile.com/blade-3/
Seems a nice board, but no idea how software will be. -
win32diskimager
It can create .img files from sd-cards and save where ever you want. It can write them to sd-cards.
It is simple, lightweight and does what it needs to do. Just be careful with other USB devices connected. Always make sure you've got the correct drive names. Or else...
I once formatted my USB hard drive from 1.5TB with all movies and music. Wasn't my happiest day. Tought me to use a NAS for it instead. -
7 hours ago, balbes150 said:
you have fallen behind the reality again
I didn't know or forgot about that one. Too many things to remember and not enough braincells left.
I thought I'd have about every RK3588(S) there was. Not the Station M3 it seems.
I'm also getting a "Mixtile Blade 3". I know very little about the device, except that it has PCIe. @balbes150 I don't suppose you're going to support that?
The Mekotronics I'm planning to use as an Android device only(if Android is as good as Edge2). Got Edge2, R6S and Rock5B for Linux. That Blade3 I'd love to test PCIe devices on. Maybe make a better NAS from it than HC4 with 4x SATA PCIe adapter. It already has 2.5GbE.
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Hi. The Raspberry Pi 3B/3B+ isn't a supported board. The images are menth to be used on Raspberry Pi4 and 400 only.
That you can make it work on the 3B+ is just a bonus.
I noticed the devs have been working on RPi4 images, and this will probably be one of the changes made. And I think they will have good reasons for this. Not that I know the reason... -
51 minutes ago, Mini pc said:
Strange. I was contacted by them to review an Mekotronics R56 Mini PC.
Mine would have a metal case, but I think the board is the same. Didn't notice it doesn't have an sd-card. They mentioned it'd have SATA, don't see that on yours.
Is there any reason you need Armbian? Is there something wrong with their images? Do they actually have images to download? It states on their website to have Debian 11 and Ubuntu 20.04. I didn't look into it yet.
My guess would be it's a bit early for Armbian on it. Only RK3588 that I know of has Armbian is Rock5B. So if you'd be willing to put in the work to compare rock5B dtb with the dtb of their images and manage to get it working.
But if no dev has this device, then I don't think real Armbian support will come. I'm no dev...
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@gene1934You didn't give the needed information to be able to help you well.
What image are you using? What desktop? What kernel? ...
This is indeed something Armbian could do without. I've had simular problems with other boards. I always disable it manually.
It depends on what desktop you are using how to disable it.
For xfce4 you need to install xfce4-power-manager
And I think you need to work with screensaver to disable display and not go into sleep. With other desktops it might be different.
The second question. Many ways to check this. Simplest should be "df -H"
The once with "/" is your boot device. Or you can just check in a file manager what size it is(if eMMC and sd are not the same size)
Or use gnome-disks to see what's used.
One thing I can tell you is that when you reboot the M5 with an sd-card inserted it will always boot from eMMC. Cold boot it will boot from sd. -
I tried my VIM3 but the damn thing doesn't seem to be working anymore. I dropped it a few weeks ago. Tried it for the first time now and no boot. The LED goes off every 2/3 seconds as if it's trying to boot again.
I tried Khadas image, different sd-cards. All the same, also not booting from eMMC...
So I guess I'll have to be cut from the maintainer list for VIM3.
I'll try the VIM2, BPiM5, P1, N2+ and Odroid C2 tomorrow.
Armbian-gaming box64 box86 + wine
in Orange Pi 5
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You can install box86 and box64 from repo, but for me wine then doesn't work. I use armbian-gaming. I need to work on it to make a few improvements. But it gives me a headache thinking of it.