SD card. I'm trying some other disk writing utils and card to make sure it's not a hardware or media issue. Thanks for clarifying.
Yes, worth trying other cards. I'm using an old no name class 10 16Gb card.
I used either Rufus or Pi Imager to write it.
Hello! Any chances to get port for Rock 3A (RK3568)? I can test in on microsd or emmc memory
If you have any instructions to porting, i can try to get it working
Yes, worth trying other cards. I'm using an old no name class 10 16Gb card.
I used either Rufus or Pi Imager to write it.
turns out the power supply went out on me. It had enough amperage to power it on but not enough to boot. I took one of my other cannakit supplies for a RPi5 and started testing with it. Now I'm back to the constant orange pi splash screen. with both red and green LEDs on solid
Hello! Any chances to get port for Rock 3A (RK3568)? I can test in on microsd or emmc memory
If you have any instructions to porting, i can try to get it working
It turned out that everything is not so difficult. I took the latest image LibreELEC-ARMv8.aarch64-13.0-devel-20250618160756-e5590fa-rk3568.img.gz, wrote it to the microSD, made the changes described in the post (I took the bootloader from Armbian installed on another memory card), changed the dtb in the extlinux config to the appropriate one (for rock 3a) and everything worked. I have not yet been able to fully check it, but the system boots successfully.
ozarks can you throw your directory listing of / and /boot somewhere for me? I tried using an armbian image that boots on the opi5 to get the u-boot stuff off of it with no luck. I'm obviously missing something.
ozarks can you throw your directory listing of / and /boot somewhere for me? I tried using an armbian image that boots on the opi5 to get the u-boot stuff off of it with no luck. I'm obviously missing something.
When you say boot, I'm not sure where you mean. There is no /boot directory that is directly under /.
Yeah that looks nothing like the file structure I see. I'll keep trying things. I'll probably fire up a Linux laptop and try from there.
Yeah that looks nothing like the file structure I see. I'll keep trying things. I'll probably fire up a Linux laptop and try from there.
What does your look like?
The general structure should be identical across the spectrum.
