I wonder if it's possible for you to provide a zipped upgrade package instead of a disk image. My nand layout is different, but you seemed to have solved the issue with the box crashing
Posts by yuanqi
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there it is:
and for all others got freeze problems on MX builds (g18/g02 boards)
[9.X-devel] LibreELEC builds for G02ref (Prima PM-6001, VS-IP166, VS-IP015, ...)
I do wonder if there is an easy way to boot through SD instead of the internal NAND
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I could release yes. But I think it is better in an extra thread for G02ref.
I've got implemented a working nand layout for this box now.
But I've have strange conflicts with SPI NOR using BOOT_12 pin and shared use of this pin with nand.
wetek play box do not use this. I think to get rid of this. But G02ref kernel freezes without SPI NOR. I do not know why.
I want to fix this. because I can see it in the log. It has no influence to kodi. kodi works well.
also I'm playing around to get the Availink AVL6211+AV2011 DVB-S/S2 to work...
Please do make a separate thread. Would also be interested in the patches you applied.
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working kernel changes:
a) it needs his own *.dtd device-tree src
b) also a diffrent cpu voltage table (lower)
c) an other nand and bootloader layout or like me no layout (sd boot).
d) scaling_governor=interactive is a main killer for the SoC
e) new .config
@yuanqi tested that at the begin
Basically I have to modify cpu-freq.c and recompile the kernel then. Would you mind releasing your build?
ps. Your post got cut off
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can now start, but kodi freezes after 1 min
Maybe trying adjusting scaling_max_freq=1512000 to a lower value
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I am starting to suspect that the stability issues I am experiencing has to do with scaling_freq_max being set too high. KOPRajs, would you be able to provide a build without dtb.img?
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I'm wondering if it's possible to install this LE build onto an SD card and dual boot. When I tried the 8.0.2 build, Kodi (when my box manages to boot up) freezes in seconds, before I even have the chance to enable SSH. EMBer seemed to have no such stability issues, but seemed to be no longer active.
