Posts by npcomplete

Alright, here's new img: MEGA

Send me logs from the serial port.

Try this VS-RK3399 build and let me know: MEGA

I remember Kwiboo has some scripts/procedure to do that. But I don't know if there are any advantages of flashing on internal memory.

Refer to this post:

feedback for test build LibreELEC-RK3328

But I think you still need to boot using an SD card first, then flash to emmc using above link

Try this -

MEGA

Integra I'll get to it during holidays.

Iridium thanks for pointing out. I've updated my post.

Whenever I try to install any game emulator, it fails on "kodi.binary.instance.game" dependency.

I'm running this on a rockchip box.

Update:

1. Hardware: Rockchip RK3399 Box [Skykirin RK3399 X99]

2. LE: Latest from trunk compiled locally with device tree for the box above [Source for the dts: GitHub - npcomplete13/LibreELEC.tv: Just enough OS for KODI]

Hdmi passthrough will not work on DTS HDMA or Dolby True HD as alsa plugin isn't in place for rockchip.

I've not tried spdif passthrough though.

I've not noticed any skips. I have a old Denon receiver.

I've uploaded my source here: GitHub - npcomplete13/LibreELEC.tv: Just enough OS for KODI. Most of the important code comes from tenfar@github

Sure, let me upload the latest source to GitHub. I had to take down earlier one because it was longer compatible.

I'll try to build one for VS-RK3399 but not a promise. I do not have the physical board, but can work out the basics.

Send me the link to any details you have about the board. complete model name, place you purchased etc

You need to do following:

1. VS-RK3399 dts. Rockchip kernel already has one here

2. Then you need to make sure u-boot also has the dts. U-Boot seem to be missing it. So, you need to create a patch to add one. (u-boot/arch/arm/dts at release · rockchip-linux/u-boot · GitHub)

3. You will also need a patch for u-boot init code. You could start by copying u-boot/evb-rk3399.c at release · rockchip-linux/u-boot · GitHub

4.You will need VS-RK3399 uboot defconfig. See here u-boot/evb-rk3399_defconfig at release · rockchip-linux/u-boot · GitHub

5. Update scripts/uboot_helper to include the new device.

6. Update projects/Rockchip/devices/RK3399/options to include the new device.

Build command should look like this:

PROJECT=Rockchip DEVICE=RK3399 ARCH=aarch64 UBOOT_SYSTEM=VS-RK3399 make -j8 image

Technically you should be able to boot this image.

Going back to discussion regarding bluetooth -

Broadcom Bluetooth+Wifi chips will require brcmpatchram service to update the firmware on boot. Else it will not work or will revert to some old firmware. See:

https://github.com/tenfar/libreelec.tv/tree/master/projects/rockchip/packages/brcm_patchram_plus

And

LibreELEC.tv/packages/linux-firmware/rockchip-firmware at master · tenfar/LibreELEC.tv · GitHub

Try this MEGA

I've uploaded image here: MEGA

My code is still a mess. But some stuff I've checked-in here: GitHub - npcomplete13/Kwiboo-LibreELEC.tv: Just enough OS for KODI

[EDIT]

As I understand, there is no hardware acceleration for this SoC atm.

I've been testing LibreElec on X99 for over a month now. Initial work work was done by @tenfar (GitHub) along with led driver. I have made few changes to the device tree.

Everything works, except bitstreaming for DTS HD MA.