If the cable works fine with RPi Zero, so should it with MK808B+. U-boot probably has no meaning here. Everything cec-related is logged in kernel log (dmesg). You can also post fw_printenv | paste here so that I can see if CEC is enabled in u-boot env.
[8.2.3.1] LibreELEC 8.0 for S805
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kszaq -
October 28, 2016 at 10:45 PM -
Thread is Unresolved
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I had the same issue with my MK808B+ and as kszaq said I replaced my mini HDMI cable that came with it with a known working one and using the adapter CEC worked fine.
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Yes, this indicates that it should be on: cecconfig=cecf
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Yes, this indicates that it should be on: cecconfig=cecf
hum I will check the dmesg log then, to see further if any inputs are registered, and maybe I'll post here if I can't solve by myself... but I find it odd that I never got the message from Pulse 8 like I do in the raspberry...
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base_08 In my builds these messages are turned off unless there's an error.
You also have to know that CEC in Amlogic 3.10 devices (such as S805) is a bit buggy and may not work with all TVs.
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base_08 In my builds these messages are turned off unless there's an error.
You also have to know that CEC in Amlogic 3.10 devices (such as S805) is a bit buggy and may not work with all TVs.
Yes, I see... maybe that's the case I'll try my system on another TV capable of CEC with other devices... anyway I have here the dmesg: WPXX and I find several entries with CEC but I can't interpret...
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Hello friends, I try to create the compilation of libreelec for S805 but it lacks a file and generates errors in the compilation, I attach the captures and I have also manually searched for the file with the url that it shows in the console and indicates file not found.
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jfcruz Should be fixed now, please try again.
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LibreELEC 8.2 for Amlogic S805 devices.
Thank you very much for supporting LE to the S805 devices.
I am testing 8.2 in a m200 board (chinese K1). Graphics and sound are OK and interface runs smoothly. WiFi connection is not detected (AP6210) but Realtek USB network device is always a good resort.
Currently booting from SD card and investigating how to upload to the nand memory (u-boot is hard to manage). I will inform about the next testing milestones...
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jfcruz - I had the same problem last night building for S905 aarch64 (qcaxxx-firmware) -- I ended up modifying a package file to pull the firmware from a different location than kszaq's (it was already in there but commented out) -- Stumped me for a bit but google'd around for a solution.
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Milestone 1: u-boot configured to boot from nand and installtointernal OK. WiFi is rightly detected (I don't know, but it is working OK as RTL8188EUS).
Next step is to configure the a PVR to use the DVB-S2 module. Any recomendation about PVR client?
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After investigating a while, I notice that there is no any /dev/dvb driver to manage the DVB-S2 module... Fortunately, I have found the missing dvb firmware running in an old OE distro under /lib/firmware/dvb-fe-avl6211.fw (nothing similar at dvb-firmware/firmware at master · LibreELEC/dvb-firmware · GitHub).
I am wondering what is the best way to include the .fw file and if any other file is needed to populate the firmware in the image. Is it so simple as a pull request to the firmware repo? kszaq , can you assist me with this issue?
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agm342 Firmware is not enough, you need a kernel driver. If it's a built-in tuner, I'm afraid there is no support for them in S805 builds.
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Thanks for your answer
It seems firmware file was already committed years ago. The kernel driver is 5 days old!
Is there a beam of light? Will be available at LE8 or LE9?
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There is no driver for built-in tuners for S805.
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kszaq, do you mean there is no chance to use s805 internal tunner on LibreELEC? I have dvb-T2 tunner, not S2 in my box.
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Sorry, but there is no support for any built-in tuner for S805 that I can add to my builds.
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