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I tried with an application Pi SDCard image writer, or something like that, but it does not allow to download images, and proposes only images for the Raspberry. I then found another application that would burn whatever image you give it, but... it needs a rooted device. I tried lots of one-click root application (bad idea), but none of them worked. I then switched to recovery mode, and tried to install TWRP (specific to RK3399 TV boxes), but it fails with an error 21. Even the opengapps fails the same way. I tried it with adb sideload, but it fails the same way. Would someone hav

Mine is 000048.

But if I was to design a very simple hat, what would be needed ? Thanks.

What would we need besides a crystal to get a RTC hat to work with the Orange Pi Zero? Thanks.

Or is it the other way around?

I can see you as a donator. I'm not seen as one, maybe because my Paypal email address is not the one I'm using on the forum. I won't complain, I just gave coffee money. ;-)

Congrats ! 😁 Me too... @NicoD you are in Europe I think?

I think I saw a tweet yesterday saying we still had 2 or 3 days to enter the giveaway.

The giveaway is still running for a few days.

What is the problem with the PCIe Gigabit Ethernet?

Thanks for the tip. I will try it on another machine with a fresh install, as I get : apt install docker.io Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree Reading state information... Done Some packages could not be installed. This may mean that you have requested an impossible situation or if you are using the unstable distribution that some required packages have not yet been created or been moved out of Incoming. The following information may help to resolve the situation: The following packages have unmet dependencies: docker.io : Depends: runc (>= 1.0.0~rc6~) E: Unab

No @JMCC I'm not sure of anything. I was thinking of @Kwiboo's modified kernel and ffmpeg fork, but I may have understood everything wrong.

Isn't there a port of ffmpeg that permits hardware encoding for RK3399? I think I saw it there.

Hi there, I bought a few months ago a H616 based TV Box, and made the same kind of mistakes this week. I bought an OrangePi Zero2, also sporting a H616. I bought the TVBox because at that time: "wow, an undocumented AllWinnner SoC!", how stupid is that? I bought the Zero2 because CNX software gave a few hints about the SoC features, like the fact the G31 GPU is a Bitfrost GPU, meaning it supports Vulkan, and down the line, it could potentially be supported by Panfrost open-source graphics driver. I'm still dreaming of an Armbian based video encoding SBC, and this So

Done, thanks.