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  1. Борис Макаров
    I read this from the above link. I used Armbian_22.05.0-trunk_Rk3318-box_jammy_current_5.15.35_xfce_desktop, installed Klipper on a TV-box, installed Klipper firmware on a 3d printer (my son has an Anycubic Kobra 2 neo). And who would have thought that the TV-box does not see how the printer is connected under the Klipper. It says from the network address that the printer is not connected. I gave the command ls /dev/serial/by-id/*, in response, the directory serial does not exist. I looked at it - it's not there. Where to dig next?
  2. Hqnicolas
    Product Specification: Chipset: Rockchip RK3576 Octa Core ARM Mali G52 MC3 WIFI: WiFi 6 RAM: DDR4 4GB/8GB ROM: eMMC 32GB/64GB/128GB OS: Android 14.0 (it will remains here for a long time) Resolution: 8K (kkkkkkk) Ethernet: 1000M Standard RJ-45 Bluetooth: BT 5.0 The RK3576 is indeed a lower-cost SoC but features four Cortex-A72 and four Cortex-A53 cores instead
  3. Nick A
    I'm wondering if my wifi code would work for you. I'm using bcm4335. https://github.com/NickAlilovic/build/blob/main/patch/kernel/archive/sunxi-6.7/patches.armbian/arm64-dts-allwinner-h618-add-Transpeed-8K618-T-TV-box.patch
  4. Борис Макаров
    Thanks for the help with solving the problem of the SP2734C chip, I found a simple solution see the link https://psenyukov.ru/установка-armbian-и-home-assistant-на-tv-box-h96-max-на-процессоре-rockchip-rk33/ everything worked after the reboot. It also describes the solution to other problems. Have a nice day!
  5. Kajen
    this is the current version i am using 0001-add-dts-t98-616.patch, and the devicetree.dts is the one i extracted from an Android rom that work in my TV box
  6. Dbosco
    I've the same issue with orange pi5 and all dists that I've tried I need to turn on the TV before and after that the sbc I suppose that the issue is kernel related Enviado desde mi SM-G991B mediante Tapatalk
  7. Kajen
    the transpeed m98 have sunxi-secure, maybe that give you problems, I found it in a Russian forum, you can try to flash with Phoenix Usb another version (any tv box with h618) and then try to boot with sd
  8. Rodrigo Campos
    Thanks for fast reply. I already tried it. My box didn't boot over SD. I tried either boot with an Android burned in PhoenixCard_v4.2.7 and nothing happens. Maybe I got a box with some blocked firmware. The mine is An Android TV. I enabled developer options without problem and turned on the USB debugging. I could pull the dts files over adb as you teach, but cant boot over sd card or pen-drive. The SD is working and I could see it in Android and The Android could write its default folders in it. There are any way to change its boot order. Please, see my serial log attached With Armbian SD inserted and Without it I didn't see any important difference. SerialLog-SD_Armbian.txt SerialLog_AndroidWO SD.txt
  9. FerK
    I would like to use it as a home server replacing my old Amlogic TV box.
  10. Sig
    Thanks again @SteeMan. Which Uboot should I use? My idea is the dtb file is related to hardware so it would work (maybe with some errors) but works no matter the OS is. I will try different dtb per you suggestion. Unfortunately with this android TV there is no way to flash the original firmware because is not available, it is a branded box with andoid TV.
  11. DWP
    Many years ago, I fooled around and managed to get this old, Android TV box to boot/run Armbian from external SD card. As I recall, I followed Steelman's instructions. It appears to have kinetic (Unbuntu?) installed. I ended up not really using it and it went back into a box. Now I have a use for it. I want to run this software. And all of my apt commands fail in one way or another: bad repository (I changed to old-releases and that "helped"), then no release file (so I used insecure options on apt and that "helped" a bit but ultimately failed again), etc. So I guess I am being forced to upgrade. But all of the suggestions I have found to do this fail - basically again due to the above stuff. I am kind of at the end of my rope. Can anyone suggest what I should do? I need pretty good detail as I remain a newbie. Thanks
  12. helix
    Driver for integrated Wi-Fi card already compiled to Linux kernel. So, you should put to the brcm folder: * exactly one *.bin file, which is firmware for your Wi-Fi card. Kernel may look for this file during boot at several different filenames depending on hardware. * exactly one *.txt file, which is nvram parameters specific to your Wi-Fi card. Kernel also may try to reach this file at different filenames, but will use just one. clm_blob not always necessary, you may try to connect without it. Use nmtui command. *.hcd files - firmware for bluetooth module, if you do not need bluetooth you may safely ignore this files and then bluetooth will not appear in system. If your Tv-BOX was able to connect to Wi-Fi with the Android image installed, probably is will connect to same Wi-Fi with Armbian too, if the correct files are present in the brcm folder. In my case (AP6212 wifi module), I found correct files inside backup image I made with Multitool before flashing the Armbian image: original file was: fw_bcm43436b0.bin renamed: brcmfmac43430b0-sdio.bin original file was: nvram_ap6212.txt renamed: brcmfmac43430b0-sdio.txt You will need to somehow mount a backup copy of the original disk image, then open it as normal disk on regular pc and search for the necessary files.
  13. Marek Šanta
    It would be a great home all-in-one home hub for hosting different services (tv-headend, nextcloud, Odoo, FRP ...) Also, I would like to experiment with RockChip's decode/encode IP.
  14. Werner
    General recommendation: Do not buy tvboxes. https://docs.armbian.com/User-Guide_FAQ/#i-have-a-tv-boxtablet-from-insert-random-vendor-can-i-use-armbian-on-it
  15. threpwood
    Hi I’m thinking of buying a more powerful TV box, and I see that everyone recommends Rockchip. However, when I look at performance, I notice that the S905X3 has much more power than an RK3566 and is also cheaper. There are comments that development for Amlogic is stalled, but new versions continue to be released from what I can see. I only want it for setting up a Pi-hole and some Dockerized applications. Am I making a mistake if I go for an S905X3? Currently, I have an S905X, and although it was a bit challenging, it’s working quite well
  16. Nick A
    I'll be more active developing my build maybe adding more tv boxes after summer when work slows down.
  17. Werner
    Hi, if you have the choice, do not buy a tvbox. https://docs.armbian.com/User-Guide_FAQ/#i-have-a-tv-boxtablet-from-insert-random-vendor-can-i-use-armbian-on-it I suggest to look around for anything that comes with Standard Support at least: https://www.armbian.com/download/?device_support=Standard support
  18. Josh.V
    Hi, I've been looking around for an Arm development platform. Banana Pi seems to be about the best value for money. I've been looking around at some TV boxes. However, I see mixed opinions about these being a option. SBCs seem to be almost twice the price of similar spec Arm TV box. Processing power and memory are mostly my priorities. Anything over 4GB seems insanely expensive. I can do SMD soldering work. So modding at TV box is an option. Are there any options for an 8gb Octa core system that isn't going to cost more than a decent PC?
  19. Борис Макаров
    I'm sorry, I don't know much about Linux, but I came across the H96Max 4k Ultra HD TV set-top box (rk3318), the rk3318 v.1.4 board, I wanted to install armbian on it. I did everything according to the instructions, the system was installed, I load from it, but Wi-Fi does not connect, although it shows that it sees 2.4 and 5 MHz networks, asks for a password but does not connect, the SP2734C chip. Bluetooth got up confidently and works, please advise me with the installation of armbian, maybe somehow disconnect the chip from the device, and connect Wi-Fi via USB. I read about the nvram file, but I did not understand where to write it, at what point, since, as I said above, I am not friends with Linux.
  20. Nuno Pinto
    Hello. Are these files and information also valid for the same box but with the RK3588 chip? I have one of those boxes, and there are issues with it being identified by the APPs as a mobile phone, so some apps like Disney+ work like on a smartphone instead of a TV, thus i wanted to try some other firmware and see if things get better. Thank you!
  21. Pico
    Olà Farlei, Thanks for your prompt reply. I do not need the complete archive .If you have the TV box , then you can copy the bulid.prop file( it's a text file) from root/system with ES explorer or any other file management apk. Thanks again
  22. SteeMan
    If it is really an rk3318 box, then you should start here: https://forum.armbian.com/topic/26978-csc-armbian-for-rk3318rk3328-tv-box-boards
  23. Hqnicolas
    https://chinagadgetsreviews.com/download-android-10-new-stock-firmware-for-x88-pro-10-tv-box.html Read other people effords Try and error Read other people effords Try and Run it!
  24. Daniel Campillay Morales
    Hello Guys!, I just want to share my experience with my tv-box. I've succesfully managed to install armbian in my rk3229 tv box Manufacturer Specifications (FROM ALI) General OS Version: Android 4.4 CPU: Rockchip 3229 Quad Core Processor Speed (max): 1.5GHz RAM: 1GB Internal Memory: 8GB External Memory: Support up to 32GB Display Resolution(max): 4K (2880x2160P) Support Video Resolution(max): 4K x 2K Wi-Fi: 802.11 b/g/n Bluetooth 2.1 Google Play DLNA Miracast Airplay 3D Movie Kodi / XBMC 15.2 Adobe Flash: Support Adobe Flash 10.1 and above (Armbian_community_24.5.0-trunk.667_Rk322x-box_bookworm_current_6.6.31_minimal.img.xz) I've used multitool to first backup my nand, and secondly set armbian image to boot over usb. Of course usb data transfer was significantly lower. Wifi module (rlt8723cs) worked very well, without drops. But my main issue is bluetooth. I was not capable of activate my bt module (after installing several packages). Of course, having a BT dongle fixes the issue but I really wanted to solve it.
  25. Ox espino
    I'm new using SBCs, actually, i installed armbian in an old tv box with an allwinner h3 cpu with 1 GB of ram, i'm using this setup like dns adblocker and media server , if i win the banana pi i will improve a lot my modest homelab, but with the great amount of IO ports this board have and the power of the cpu maybe i can use it like my new desktop.
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