I'm trying the image for the Orange Pc3. I have some problems on the CEC HDMI, LG TV, and Bluetooth that is not seen. Is it a problem of my new Orange? Thanks
You didn't say what kind of the problems. I'm using OrangePi 3 with LG TV and I can say that CEC works fine, it's used every time I test H6 image. Bluetooth was also tested once with my LG G3 phone and it worked at that time. I guess I'll have to test it again.
One small thing I noticed, when I click to safely remove USB device nothing happens, device stays listed, no pop-up window with message that device can be safely removed. Is this expected behaviour?
I guess not. Can you determine if this is Allwinner only issue? This sounds like platform independent issue, but it still may be.
would be happy if you could make the PR for btrfs on H3
Please test following update: libreelec-h3.arm-9.80-devel-20191016073755-dfedcdb.tar
If it works, I'll make a PR.
is this because x2 is using a gpio for cec? Can cec be deactivated for this board until someone gets it working? Is it a dts issue?
Yes. No. No. There were made some attempts to do something to be able to disable CEC, but nothing that made it to mainline. Current idea by maintainers is to add DT flag to mark it as unusable. I might do it in the future, but currently I'm more focused to video stuff. You can however build your own image and disable CEC driver in kernel.
Kocourek H6 situation is by no means perfect, but it's improving by day to day basis. You can of course throw board away, but it's only matter of time to sort out the issues. DVB is source of many issues, but I can't test that as I don't have any DVB dongle so I rely on users to report the issues. In the mean time, you can try this update: libreelec-h6.arm-9.80-devel-20191016000423-dfedcdb.tar It should solve freezes when switching channels. Video decoding drivers will get an overhaul in the future, but that may take few weeks to finish, since there are a lot of interdependent patches.
As I said, check LE wiki on that. There is no keytables active by default. You have to do it by yourself.
is there anything missing for btrfs or i messed something up?
I just checked and BTRFS is enabled only on 64-bit SoCs. I guess you are using H3? If so, I can make a PR to enable it.
alexey Strange. Can you post high resolution images of the board (both sides), because it seems that U-Boot doesn't support your RAM configuration and I really don't know why.
H6 has working IR driver for some time now in nightlies. However, LIRC is not preferred method to use it. Check LE wiki how you are suppose to set it up.
alexey Serial output would be very helpful in this case, but that would mean opening the box and probably soldering pins for serial console. Maybe you can pry open it with guitar pick or something similar.
I have no time to start new thread with new independent build. I believe you won't mind me publishing it here
No problem at all, it's just that this post will get lost quickly. I think post you write would be good enough for first post in new topic. I can split it out if you want.
I had a weird feeling with this number, thus I checked if its sdio (it actually is)...
Second character after model number tells which interface it uses. U - USB, S - SDIO and E - PCIE. I have seen same models with different interfaces.
lumpi RTL8723BS is actually a bit special because it's driver is already in kernel, while RTL8189 driver and some others are not (it's a mess, I know). RTL8723BS is already included in images for 64-bit SoCs (A64, H6), but because wifi module is add-on, it's not enabled in DT by default. So DT must be edited to enable wifi power and correct mmc node. I've never enabled wifi on Pine64 boards so I can't help further.
BTW, I can't guarantee that existing RTL8723BS driver will work with IWD, so this might be just temporary working solution.
Regarding first issue, just dd fresh unzipped image.
As I said, TX3 mini uses completely different SoC from another company, so don't expect same solutions. If you can capture IP TV stream sample which demonstrates the issue I can take a look.
Ah, ok. There is no such thing on mainline Linux, which is used by LibreELEC on Tanix TX6. What are you trying to do? Based on module name my guess would be that you're trying to disable HW deinterlacing. If so, deinterlace unit is not yet supported by mainline so it's already disabled.
Wrong subforum, Tanix TX3 mini has Amlogic SoC. Even then, this seems to be something from BSP kernel and not mainline, which is the only supported kernel.
Still not complete, video freezing, some other channels appear as green image.
Green image means that particular codec crashed and I haven't found a way to reset it properly. If you reset the board, it will be possible to play that channel. Anyway, this issue with HEVC freezing was observed on H6 with 10-bit videos, but it seems that it's possible to trigger it also with H3. I imagine this is one of the last main issues I have to fix for HEVC.
flibor harrycallahan I managed to find one issue with HEVC strea, but I'm not sure if that's all. Please test following H3 update:
jdpc patrickkfkan Here is another test update with this fix:
