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Hi mo123,
its getting better After each Release You! And kwiboo is giving us Thanks ! I trink i will replaxe my old amlogic Box very soon
Rockchip fixed some Mpeg2 live tv bug yesterday, but Kwiboo said there is still something else to check before live tv playback would work correct.
Testing with new codecs yesterday, videos seem to start better and not get stuck sometimes anymore.
So the 2 big tings, mpeg2 playback and HD Audio and some small video stability changes are all that's still needed
Bluetooth dongles should work but RTL8723 bt is not activated in these images.
I'll see if it's possible to make it work since there are already drivers for it.
Bluetooth dongles should work but RTL8723 bt is not activated in these images.
I'll see if it's possible to make it work since there are already drivers for it.
Tried your ROM again on my "SCISHION AI ONE Android 8.1 TV Box - SILVER US PLUG", but still won't boot. I did get this crap RK3328 box, to boot into Armbian Linux by Balbes, so I tried the device tree that worked on that, but still will no work on ANY LibreELEC ports for the RK3328 boxes.
Test instruction how to install Libreelec in eMMC on MVR9 model. This is still a test version and it may have bugs, so all the operations you perform at your own risk.
1. To perform the initial startup LE from the SD card on General instructions from this thread.
2. Follow the link to download all the files and write them to the root of the first partition (FAT) on the SD card.
3. Make a copy of the "rk3328-box-trn9.dtb" file in the same section with the name "dtb.img" (i.e. you should have both of these files on your SD card).
4. To run LE on MVR9 and connect to it via SSH.
5. Execute command "/flash/create-mbr-le-2018.sh". After completing this command, execute the second command "/flash/install2emmc.sh".
6. Shut down system. And turning on the power without a SD card.
After you complete these procedures, you should start Libreelec from eMMC. I checked it on my MVR9. Everything works.
Please note, after installing LE in eMMC you still have the ability to run other systems from the SD card (for example, to run new versions of LE or run Armbian).
Additional information. In the list of additional files there are two scripts with which you can create a full (exact) copy of the entire eMMC and then restore it. The script "ddbr-backup.sh" creates a tab "storage/backup/ddbr" a compressed copy of the entire contents of eMMC (together with the loader, and other settings). This is useful before any experiments with eMMC. The second "ddbr-restore" script restores the exact state of the eMMC at the time of the backup. The process of creating a copy can take from 5 to 30 minutes (depending on how full the eMMC is). Please note, these are test scripts and possible errors in their work, you can use them at your own risk. By the way, I restore the exact state of these scripts (after the first inclusion of MVR9 I created a full copy of eMMC) standard firmware with Android before testing any installations of different systems (Armbian Libreelec etc) in eMMC.
Additional information. In the list of additional files there are two scripts with which you can create a full (exact) copy of the entire eMMC and then restore it. The script "ddbr-backup.sh" creates a tab "storage/backup/ddbr" a compressed copy of the entire contents of eMMC (together with the loader, and other settings). This is useful before any experiments with eMMC. The second "ddbr-restore" script restores the exact state of the eMMC at the time of the backup. The process of creating a copy can take from 5 to 30 minutes (depending on how full the eMMC is). Please note, these are test scripts and possible errors in their work, you can use them at your own risk. By the way, I restore the exact state of these scripts (after the first inclusion of MVR9 I created a full copy of eMMC) standard firmware with Android before testing any installations of different systems (Armbian Libreelec etc) in eMMC.
I will try it out this weekend.
I heard rockchip will release low cost rk3328 with no microsd card slots, running Linux only from emmc.
Do you know if it will be possible to put LE or Armbian on them, maybe with AndroidTool or some program from a PC to flash an img then since there will be no micro-sd card slot to do steps like these?
With petitboot or in X99 rk3399 LE post there were instructions with gpt partition in AndroidTool for Windows.
I think it will help a lot of users if there is a very simple way to flash, the same as Android images to make it easier to emmc. Hope it will be possible in future.
I have one device with rk3328, so I won't risk experimenting with different u-boot. If you have the opportunity, it will be interesting to check how the system start up from a USB flash drive, if you burn the image with the bootloader on the USB flash drive and completely erase the whole eMMC (dd if=/dev/zero of=<device_name> bs=64M). Connect the USB drive and see if the bootloader can start from the USB drive. You may need a special version of u-boot to work with USB media. I have not studied how to build images with Linux for recording via the USB Burn Tool.
I have one device with rk3328, so I won't risk experimenting with different u-boot. If you have the opportunity, it will be interesting to check how the system start up from a USB flash drive, if you burn the image with the bootloader on the USB flash drive and completely erase the whole eMMC (dd if=/dev/zero of=<device_name> bs=64M). Connect the USB drive and see if the bootloader can start from the USB drive. You may need a special version of u-boot to work with USB media. I have not studied how to build images with Linux for recording via the USB Burn Tool.
Forgot about USB storage, that might be a solution.
I will try to find out about that.
Will recommend to add a microsd card slot if it's still possible. Will try to get you a sample when I have more information and it's available.
User omegamoon made rk3288 LE in the past to flash a single .img with AndroidTool, the same way as flashing Android firmware that was very user-friendly - omegamoon.com/blog, maybe there is useful information there or he will help on rk3328 in future.
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