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HPH RK3288 ROM v1.2 by mo123 (20141117)

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  • sawbones999
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    Oh I just reread your post and saw you are using tronsmart r28. I dunno if they are using the thermal pads on the CPU as the r89's are or not but if I had it open I would certainly check.

    Cheers,
    -SB

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  • sawbones999
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    Maybe the Wi-Fi chipset is overheating? You could try using a small piece of thermal tape (they come in little squares or in a big sheet that can be cut to fit) or thermal paste and either a small heatsink or a copper shim. I had this problem with a linksys wrt160n, and ordered the thermal pads bc I saw some others fixed theirs with thermal pad(tape) and copper shims but never got around to fixing it. I was just restarting it every few days when it overheated. I ended up replacing it recently with a linksys e1500 that I got for free from a client when I replaced the e1500 with something more heavy duty. I put dd-wrt on the e1500 and haven't had to restart it a single time since. It's extremely stable and been running now for weeks. I'm not using dd-wrt to increase the signal output above norma because I already get good reception at stock output throughout the house.

    Check out this http://toomanycomputers.blogspot.com...ution.html?m=1

    You can get the thermal pads and copper shims very cheap on **** if you don't mind waiting on shipping from China (could be a couple of weeks up to a month or possibly more depends where you live). If you order domestically you can expect faster shipping but cost will probably be a little bit more.

    Could also be a software issue, but possibly worth trying this. I don't know which system you are using, but if you crack it open, I'd check under the heatsink of the cpu as well and if it has a thermal pad it's probably a good idea to replace it with thermal paste because the paste will transfer heat to the heatsink much better than the pa. It's very cheap and readily available on **** and lots of other places, too. Even local computer/electronics store should have it(though **** is likely cheapest. I use this a lot so I usually order about 6 syringes of it at a time. I don't see much difference in cooling if I check temps between the cheap stuff and more expensive brand names like arctic silver). Thermal paste conducts heat much better than the pads, but is probably fine for Wi-Fi chipset. Especially since it's sticky and you need to stick something to it to dissipate heat(thermal paste is not sticky). There is a thermal epoxy which is permanent. I have not tried the epoxy, though, so I can't say how well it works. Hope this helps!

    Cheers,
    -SB

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  • gogo789
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    Hotspot bug

    Hello, I have a tronsmart r28 and i would like to also use it like a wifi router. So I configure the hotspot but when I use to much bandwidth the android box just shut down and reboot ! Is there a way to fix it ?

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  • sawbones999
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    Originally posted by mo123 View Post
    Have you tried Dolphin browser with addon pack(flash & other things)?
    It can change user-agent to display websites(Netflix) like on an Iphone, Android or Desktop PC.
    Maybe it will then not ask to install the app.
    I just tried it with the non beta version of chrome with request desktop version ticked. It again asked me if I would allow to send a unique device ID to play protected content. This time it acted like it was trying to load the video then it stops with an error.

    I might try a couple other browsers tomorrow. They must be html 5 for it to even have a chance of working.

    Cheers,
    -SB

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  • mo123
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    Originally posted by sawbones999 View Post
    Actually I am using your kernel (with ntfs, nfs, gpu pll 420, cam drivers, etc) I just replaced the boot image, resource image, and misc image from tronsmart ROM to get ir remote working. I will try with your boot image tomorrow.

    Really sucks about the Netflix DRM crap. I guess our best hope will be widewine DRM and html 5 for chrome. I hope that will come sooner rather than later. I just tried with latest chrome beta and not yet working, although I did get an interesting pop up requesting me to give permission before Netflix would playback certain videos due to restrictions or something like that but when I loaded the page for the test video it still told me I need to install the app from the store.

    I will post back tomorrow and let everyone know if your boot image and latest kernel are working for tronsmart r28 with working stock remote for those others out there with r28.

    Is there a list of tweaks in your build image?

    My dad is getting me a ubox r88 for Christmas, so I'll be looking forward to 1.3 ROM for that!

    Thanks again!
    -SB
    Have you tried Dolphin browser with addon pack(flash & other things)?
    It can change user-agent to display websites(Netflix) like on an Iphone, Android or Desktop PC.
    Maybe it will then not ask to install the app.

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  • sawbones999
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    Actually I am using your kernel (with ntfs, nfs, gpu pll 420, cam drivers, etc) I just replaced the boot image, resource image, and misc image from tronsmart ROM to get ir remote working. I will try with your boot image tomorrow.

    Really sucks about the Netflix DRM crap. I guess our best hope will be widewine DRM and html 5 for chrome. I hope that will come sooner rather than later. I just tried with latest chrome beta and not yet working, although I did get an interesting pop up requesting me to give permission before Netflix would playback certain videos due to restrictions or something like that but when I loaded the page for the test video it still told me I need to install the app from the store.

    I will post back tomorrow and let everyone know if your boot image and latest kernel are working for tronsmart r28 with working stock remote for those others out there with r28.

    Is there a list of tweaks in your build image?

    My dad is getting me a ubox r88 for Christmas, so I'll be looking forward to 1.3 ROM for that!

    Thanks again!
    -SB

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  • mo123
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    Originally posted by sawbones999 View Post
    I am working on a Tronsmart r28 for a customer and decided that this ROM would be the be the best option at the moment. First I followed Bob's tutorial in the ROM dump package and dumped everything from the original ROM.

    After that I flashed the v1.2 ROM as-is except for I used the kernel provided in the quote above. This worked, except that the remote did not work. So I downloaded the 110k4 ROM from Tronsmart's website and unpacked with the 2.3 tool. Next I replaced the RK3288Loader_uboot_V2.15.bin with the RK3288Loader_uboot_V2.15.02.bin from the unpacked 110K4 (probably doesn't matter, but I swapped them anyway), and I also replaced the parameter file with the 8GB one linked in the first post. Then I replaced the resource.img, boot.img, and misc.img with the ones that I unpacked and ran the mkupdate.bat. Still using the above kernel.img when I packed it.

    I flashed the resulting update.img via upgrade in the 2.3 tool and now the remote works properly. Everything looks good so far. Haven't gotten around to testing CEC yet.

    I have 2 questions @mo123. First, do you think that I could reflash your boot.img and get back your tweaks and keep the remote working? Second, The last link quoted above, is it just XBMC/SPMC plugins or are there some upgrades in there, too?

    Remote should still work with my boot.img but with your kernel & resource.img from stock ROM.

    Just XBMC plugins. It says version mismatch but just say yes everytime and it will restore all the addons, no other tweaks.
    ROM v1.3 will also have fully working passthrough in SPMC, first RK3288 ROM to do so.


    Oh, one more quick question (might be a dumb one?). How can I get the onscreen keyboard to go away while using a bluetooth or USB keyboard? I didn't have any problems finding that setting in the stock ROM, but can't seem to find the setting here.

    You can change setting in build.prop to enable/disable hardware keyboard or enable a different one from the Play Store that you can hide.

    Thanks for the hard work and for what seems to be a great ROM so far! I wish that the 1.3 was already out because I probably won't have this box when it does come out because it will be back to my customer. I do sort of wish that the ROM was all on one partition, but shouldn't be a big issue because my client is planning to connect a 1TB USB drive.

    ROM v1.3 is one partition.

    Just being curious, but what sort of bitrate/resolutions are other people getting in the 10minute test video on Netflix with this ROM? I seem to only be maxing out at 1750 kb/s and 720x480 and it looks pretty pixely. I'm not sure if my customer will be too thrilled with that.

    Will using the hide HDMI option make a difference here, or is that par for the course with android netflix? I'm having the same issue on my Galaxy s4 whether connected to HDMI or not. Maybe it's because I'm using an old 15" 4:3 monitor that probably isn't HDCP compiant right now? I will test it on my 46" 1080p TV tomorrow. Gotta get some sleep now.

    Cheers, and thanks!
    -SB
    See above.

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  • sawbones999
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    Originally posted by Burs View Post
    You're talking about Tronsmart stock rom, right?
    As far as I'm aware, mo's rom is based on HPH rom.
    I'm still using latest HPH stock rom where you don't have that option.
    Anyway, one solution is searching for Null Keyboard on Google Play store.
    It's free and "fire & forget"
    Yes, the tronsmart stock ROM has a setting under languages and input where you can tell it to use the hardware keyboard only, when it's available.

    I'll check that out.

    Thanks,
    -SB

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  • Guest
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    Originally posted by sawbones999 View Post
    Oh, one more quick question (might be a dumb one?). How can I get the onscreen keyboard to go away while using a bluetooth or USB keyboard? I didn't have any problems finding that setting in the stock ROM, but can't seem to find the setting here.
    You're talking about Tronsmart stock rom, right?
    As far as I'm aware, mo's rom is based on HPH rom.
    I'm still using latest HPH stock rom where you don't have that option.
    Anyway, one solution is searching for Null Keyboard on Google Play store.
    It's free and "fire & forget"

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  • sawbones999
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    Originally posted by mo123 View Post
    Kodi Helix final will be released in less than 2 weeks, then a new SPMC will also be released.

    Here is a new kernel to flash after unzipping
    - NFS
    - NTFS Support
    - 30+ Cameras/Webcams Support added
    - HDMI CEC working(also copy HDMI_CEC.kl file)
    - Update the Blu-ray player library
    - gpu:elevated GPU pll frequency 420
    - rga/rga2 driver error handling fixed
    - DDR : do not set the frequency when ddr initialization
    - ethernet:gmac: fix the bug of connection failure with PHY because of wrong phy_addr
    - mmc: workaround DDR mmc devices internal divider bug
    PS: Only custom kernel with working HDMI IN.

    Copy following file for HDMI CEC to system/usr/keylayout and to make D-Pad buttons work.


    XBMC
    Install 'XBMC Backup' from Program addons.
    Setup backup directory to where you copied XBMC backup zip.
    Restore backup.
    Will take a while and need to restart XBMC/SPMC, say 'yes' to prompt that a different XBMC was used to make the backup.
    http://www.mediafire.com/download/0t...1412070546.zip
    I am working on a Tronsmart r28 for a customer and decided that this ROM would be the be the best option at the moment. First I followed Bob's tutorial in the ROM dump package and dumped everything from the original ROM.

    After that I flashed the v1.2 ROM as-is except for I used the kernel provided in the quote above. This worked, except that the remote did not work. So I downloaded the 110k4 ROM from Tronsmart's website and unpacked with the 2.3 tool. Next I replaced the RK3288Loader_uboot_V2.15.bin with the RK3288Loader_uboot_V2.15.02.bin from the unpacked 110K4 (probably doesn't matter, but I swapped them anyway), and I also replaced the parameter file with the 8GB one linked in the first post. Then I replaced the resource.img, boot.img, and misc.img with the ones that I unpacked and ran the mkupdate.bat. Still using the above kernel.img when I packed it.

    I flashed the resulting update.img via upgrade in the 2.3 tool and now the remote works properly. Everything looks good so far. Haven't gotten around to testing CEC yet.

    I have 2 questions @mo123. First, do you think that I could reflash your boot.img and get back your tweaks and keep the remote working? Second, The last link quoted above, is it just XBMC/SPMC plugins or are there some upgrades in there, too?

    Oh, one more quick question (might be a dumb one?). How can I get the onscreen keyboard to go away while using a bluetooth or USB keyboard? I didn't have any problems finding that setting in the stock ROM, but can't seem to find the setting here.

    Thanks for the hard work and for what seems to be a great ROM so far! I wish that the 1.3 was already out because I probably won't have this box when it does come out because it will be back to my customer. I do sort of wish that the ROM was all on one partition, but shouldn't be a big issue because my client is planning to connect a 1TB USB drive.

    Just being curious, but what sort of bitrate/resolutions are other people getting in the 10minute test video on Netflix with this ROM? I seem to only be maxing out at 1750 kb/s and 720x480 and it looks pretty pixely. I'm not sure if my customer will be too thrilled with that.

    Will using the hide HDMI option make a difference here, or is that par for the course with android netflix? I'm having the same issue on my Galaxy s4 whether connected to HDMI or not. Maybe it's because I'm using an old 15" 4:3 monitor that probably isn't HDCP compiant right now? I will test it on my 46" 1080p TV tomorrow. Gotta get some sleep now.

    Cheers, and thanks!
    -SB

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  • mo123
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    Originally posted by Steveboroughs View Post
    Does your device have an HDMI-In port like the Ugoos UT3?
    Yes the HPH also has an HDMI-In and uses the same board as the first Ugoos UT3 without a fan.
    To use the 2nd version of Ugoos UT3 with a fan, you will need to find the driver/name to make the fan fully compatible with a custom kernel. Maybe open the device and post the make of the fan if possible or ask Ugoos.
    Last edited by mo123; 18 December 2014, 04:58.

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  • Steveboroughs
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    Does your device have an HDMI-In port like the Ugoos UT3?

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  • juliocunha
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    Hdmi 4k 60hz

    hello,steveboroughs(junior member) i have the hph rk3288 rom v.1.2 by mo123 instaled on my rikomagic mk902 II and i have no problems with 4k 60hz. I have the lg 55ub850v but hdmi door nº1(2.0hdcp2.2) do not have 4k 60hz and the hdmi nº3(10 bits) can do 4k/60hz but do not ask me why? i do not anser you. so you have to try all of your hdmi ports. i thought hdmi 2.0 (hdcp 2.2) was the only door leading 4k 60hz but I was wrong

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  • no_spam_for_me
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    Originally posted by Steveboroughs View Post
    ... with its HDMI-In causes HDMI-Out to only function at 4K @ 30Hz, is this still the case with this ROM? ...
    No, hw, because of the hdmi-switch http://www.freaktab.com/showthread.p...l=1#post255746

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  • Steveboroughs
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    4k @ 60Hz with HDMI-In

    According to Ugoos support the UT3 with its HDMI-In causes HDMI-Out to only function at 4K @ 30Hz, is this still the case with this ROM? Support's English wasn't perfect so I could have misunderstood.

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