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4 hours ago, munocat said:

UPDATE.

 

I have version 5.0 running, but it appears no USB because I was not able to log in, I must of missed a driver. any ideas. 

 

 

I believe mainline 5.0.0 kernel is not as functional on Rockchip SoC's as it is, for example, on Amlogic S9XXX SoC's. You'll have to check with the maintainers or on the correct mailing list (not on the LKML itself, of course). So indeed you can expect some problems.

 

Also check the kernel compilation configuration file, you may have missed something there.

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7 hours ago, munocat said:

I have version 5.0 running, but it appears no USB because I was not able to log in, I must of missed a driver. any ideas.

My Rock64 has USB working on 5.0.y.

But how "login" and USB can be related ?

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28 minutes ago, munocat said:

Because the usb keyboard does not work

Ah ! Ok ! I'm usually using boards headless, and login are done over SSH ...

I've just plugged a USB keyboard on my Rock64, although the HDMI wasn't working (maybe due to monitor compatibility), but the keyboard was actually working, typing commands and looking at "ps -ef" thru SSH to see if processes were there.

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9 minutes ago, martinayotte said:

Ah ! Ok ! I'm usually using boards headless, and login are done over SSH ...

I've just plugged a USB keyboard on my Rock64, although the HDMI wasn't working (maybe due to monitor compatibility), but the keyboard was actually working, typing commands and looking at "ps -ef" thru SSH to see if processes were there.

my hdmi is working, i will try it again with a wire keyboard plugged in on boot, nope did not work, i must of messed up a setting on compiling. 

 

I am really out of my league on this, but it is a great way to learn to swim, both feet in. 

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23 minutes ago, munocat said:

wire keyboard plugged in on boot

In my case, I've plugged it live without reboot ...

 

EDIT: Oh ! are you using the USB2 (white ones) or USB3 (blue one) ? Maybe the USB3 is not functioning properly ...

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2 hours ago, martinayotte said:

In my case, I've plugged it live without reboot ...

 

EDIT: Oh ! are you using the USB2 (white ones) or USB3 (blue one) ? Maybe the USB3 is not functioning properly ...

tried them both, but i was using USB2

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7 minutes ago, munocat said:

my board is version 2

Mine is v1 ...

What is happening if you plug some other kind of USB devices such as Mass Storage ?

Using SSH or SerialDebug, what are you seeing doing "lsusb" ?

Are both keyboard and other devices are shown ?

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23 minutes ago, martinayotte said:

Mine is v1 ...

What is happening if you plug some other kind of USB devices such as Mass Storage ?

Using SSH or SerialDebug, what are you seeing doing "lsusb" ?

Are both keyboard and other devices are shown ?

I am not sure if I am pick up and up address, I will configure the settings then boot into the device again. 

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51 minutes ago, munocat said:

still no ethernet or USB

For networking, did you try it having the following in /etc/network/interface :

allow-hotplug eth0
iface eth0 inet dhcp

For USB, I've already asked you yesterday to provide output of "lsusb" ...

 

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30 minutes ago, martinayotte said:

For networking, did you try it having the following in /etc/network/interface :


allow-hotplug eth0
iface eth0 inet dhcp

For USB, I've already asked you yesterday to provide output of "lsusb" ...

 

yes 

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