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PicUntu-4.5-nand-BasicGUI installer - One file, few click install.
All of it is untested as I haven't had time to install picuntu yet, but should work I guess.
Oh, and I also added the ethernet driver for the X7, should work with the t428 config (not all drivers for other devices such as IR and analog audio are added yet though).
Hello.
Minix X7 :
Does it mean that if I replace the original kernel of the PicUntu 4.5-NAND-BasicGUI-kit with the picuntu-kernel-4.5.img found here https://github.com/phjanderson/Linux3188 the Mnix Box will run PicUntu with a working ethernet ?
Many thanks.
Hello I read article today about MK802iV LE on liliputing, nice work.
Shame is that it can't be used as MediaCenter PC for my TV untill hw video accelaration will be enabled.
Are there some news related to have mali 400 fully supported? (hope that yes)
Hello.
Minix X7 :
Does it mean that if I replace the original kernel of the PicUntu 4.5-NAND-BasicGUI-kit with the picuntu-kernel-4.5.img found here https://github.com/phjanderson/Linux3188 the Mnix Box will run PicUntu with a working ethernet ?
Many thanks.
Why not try the same...phjanderson has done some very impressive work
Is someone get ap6210 chip working ? My stick is J22 CX-912 with dual antennas, wifi works great in Android on neomode ROM. After installing PicUnTU 4.5 wifi isn't working. I pulled out all *.ko from neomode ROM - https://www.dropbox.com/sh/rx2c5dmwcy086xt/6AquUC47zP
Is it possible to load wifi module in PicUNTU ? The dmesg log showing a few attempts enabling wifi http://paste.ubuntu.com/6460369/
Is someone get ap6210 chip working ? My stick is J22 CX-912 with dual antennas, wifi works great in Android on neomode ROM. After installing PicUnTU 4.5 wifi isn't working. I pulled out all *.ko from neomode ROM - https://www.dropbox.com/sh/rx2c5dmwcy086xt/6AquUC47zP
Is it possible to load wifi module in PicUNTU ? The dmesg log showing a few attempts enabling wifi http://paste.ubuntu.com/6460369/
I compiled a working kernel (with WIFI) for the J22 with phjanderson's marvin tool. (Thanks to all contributors on freaktab for making it so easy for use to compile a kernel.). Please try it: kernel_marvin_j22_ap6210_1080p.zip.
Flash the new kernel "kernel_marvin_j22_ap6210_1080p.img" with the RKAndroidTool on your J22.
perun, thanks, thanks, thanks!!! Working for me. Only it reports that can't detect card mac address and set power. Dmesg log http://paste.ubuntu.com/6465539/ Don't know if so important and if it badly impact performance, need to test. At least wifi working and auto bringing up on boot
Code:
root@g8picuntu:~# iwconfig
lo no wireless extensions.
sit0 no wireless extensions.
ip6tnl0 no wireless extensions.
p2p0 IEEE 802.11bgn ESSID:off/any
Mode:Managed Access Point: Not-Associated Tx-Power=1496 dBm
Retry long limit:7 RTS thr:off Fragment thr:off
Encryption key:off
Power Management:on
wlan0 IEEE 802.11 ESSID:"ASUS-HBK"
Mode:Master Frequency:2.457 GHz Access Point: BC:AE:C5:C3:ED:6D
Bit Rate=36 Mb/s Tx-Power:32 dBm
Retry min limit:7 RTS thr:off Fragment thr:off
Encryption key:off
Power Managementmode:All packets received
Link Quality=5/5 Signal level=-27 dBm Noise level=-92 dBm
Rx invalid nwid:0 Rx invalid crypt:0 Rx invalid frag:0
Tx excessive retries:0 Invalid misc:0 Missed beacon:0
Can we also use kernel which allows 1.8 Ghz freq., is it exists actually ? I need this stick run as webserver, so CPU power is important.
Fresh clean PicUntu 4.5 without xfce GUI and cpufreq set to performance showing such load: http://s22.postimg.org/s661m9ywh/Scr...3_22_28_29.png
Also another big bottleneck is internal NAND speed, according to dd:
Code:
root@g8picuntu:~# dd if=/dev/zero of=test bs=64k count=16k conv=fdatasync
16384+0 records in
16384+0 records out
1073741824 bytes (1.1 GB) copied, 132.474 s, 8.1 MB/s
I wondering how to put system on SSD drive. I think it will be much better.
Why not try the same...phjanderson has done some very impressive work
Alok
Hi and thank you !
Well, according to my poor english you mean : why not trying the original kernel ?
That is what I have done, with bad result for the ethernet connection. And that is why I was wondering if the phjanderson kernel replacement would be ok.
Or maybe this is your answer : try the replacement...
Arg...
I Have to go back to school
Thanks again !
Microsoft LifeCam vx-3000 - I can see is with lsusb but no /dev/video0
Digitech N287 - Can see dev/video0 but wll not display any picture
Laser webcam - no lsusb
Ritmo webcam - no lsusb
Please help - my project really needs a webcam....
Many thanks
Marc
Microsoft LifeCam vx-3000 - I can see is with lsusb but no /dev/video0
Digitech N287 - Can see dev/video0 but wll not display any picture
Laser webcam - no lsusb
Ritmo webcam - no lsusb
Please help - my project really needs a webcam....
Many thanks
Marc
Hi.
I have gone further with some experiments. I found this page
Build Your Own Camera based on RK3066/RK3188. Contribute to sgjava/byoc development by creating an account on GitHub.
And when I installed cheese I could use the Digitech and Ritmo cams.. However the Microsoft and Logitech cams still would not register as video0
So I can use some camera's with the uvcdynctrl and see a webcam feed but it is very very slow and I am getting a constant string of libv4l2: errors
As I am not interested in webstreaming I did not go any further, however until the speed of frames and/or the drivers for the camera's are working it puts my research at a halt.
If you have any suggestion then that be great.
Dave
Webcams can do around 8-10 FPS at 640x480. The limitation is from USB speed.
If you are interested I can give you a very simple program which test pure webcam speed (e.g it just reads frames as soon as they are available for v4l driver) and measure rate.
my RK3188 and rk3066 devices give around 8-10 FPS, same webcam on old and slow Intel-based laptop gives 30FPS.
Webcams can do around 8-10 FPS at 640x480. The limitation is from USB speed.
If you are interested I can give you a very simple program which test pure webcam speed (e.g it just reads frames as soon as they are available for v4l driver) and measure rate.
my RK3188 and rk3066 devices give around 8-10 FPS, same webcam on old and slow Intel-based laptop gives 30FPS.
See http://www.rikomagic.co.uk/forum/vie...tart=30#p16659. It appears that USB cameras only work with the latest factory ROM, so I would assume that once the kernel is based on that it will work on the RK3188 in Linux or Android ROMs. They will not work on the original stock ROM (at least the MK802IV Pre-July model). On the MK808 I can easily get 640x480 @ 30 FPS with a cheap $6 USB webcam, no problem.
Build Your Own Camera based on RK3066/RK3188. Contribute to sgjava/byoc development by creating an account on GitHub.
And when I installed cheese I could use the Digitech and Ritmo cams.. However the Microsoft and Logitech cams still would not register as video0
So I can use some camera's with the uvcdynctrl and see a webcam feed but it is very very slow and I am getting a constant string of libv4l2: errors
As I am not interested in webstreaming I did not go any further, however until the speed of frames and/or the drivers for the camera's are working it puts my research at a halt.
If you have any suggestion then that be great.
Dave
Make sure your user has permission to the video group:
usermod -a -G video <username>
This may not be the issue, but try it. Also, see my reply a couple of posts down.
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