chocho While that helps, it would be even better if you can upload /sys/firmware/fdt file somewhere.
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chocho I'm not able to find DT file. Can you check if /sys/firmware/devicetree/base exists? If so, it's binary version of device tree, which can be easily decompiled.
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Actually, I found an issue with latest nightlies on H6. For some reason, kernel crashes in all cases except if it is connected on 4K TV and enhanced colors are enabled - exactly the opposite I thought it would help. If enhanced colors are disabled or 1080p PC monitor is used, Kodi won't start due to kernel crash.
I think that latest GPU driver has caused this issue, but I'm not sure how to fix it. Reverting driver change isn't an option. It will take some time...
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gamma-271 Adjames089 Can both of you provide output of edid-decode /sys/class/drm/card0-HDMI-A-1/edid, when TV with issue is connected?
BTW, that system log file looks fine.
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chocho can you somehow extract DTB file? I usually do that from box image, but I can't find any for TX6 mini on the net. As last resort, you can make clone of eMMC to some external media like USB using dd, compress it and upload somewhere.
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chocho Test this image: libreelec-h6.arm-9.80-devel-20190627172418-9866786-tanix_tx6.img.gz
I lowered RAM clock to 648 MHz (taken from Android boot log). It's only 12 MHz difference, but may be important.
If this still doesn't work, boot Android, execute busybox devmem 0x3006100 over serial console and tell me what value you get.
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Apparently there is difference between TX6 and TX6 mini, because can't boot.
Which image did you use? This board has exactly the same RAM chips as Tanix TX6, so I don't see any reason why it shouldn't work. Unless some voltage regulator has to be enabled to power RAM, which is unlikely.
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How do I install the image in EMMC memory?
Just dd it on eMMC over ssh. Currently this is the only way (except for OrangePi 3, where a U-Boot update is needed).
Is this of any relevance: Can't get HDMI out on OrangePi One on sunxi-next · Issue #290 · linux-sunxi/linux-sunxi · GitHub? I know that the issue is about Orange-Pi One, and I have the One-Plus, but the symptom is the same.
Actually, it's not the same. In that issue report you can see reported -517 two times, but in your report it's only once, because second time driver loads properly. If driver mentioned in the issue wouldn't be enabled, then image wouldn't work on any combination of TV and board.
Do you have by any chance 4K TV with enhanced colors enabled? If so, try disabling enhanced colors.
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Amlogic hardware - sun50iw6p1
Yeah, I don't think anyone at Tanix bothered to check. This will bring a lot of confusion.
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Does this ROM have multitouch screen support?
Not yet. I'll prepare PR with various updates in next days and hopefully I'll remember to enable it. Ping me if I will forget.
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gamma-271 Actually, your boot log excerpt is pretty normal. Peripherals inside SoC are interdependent. You can't load driver if dependencies are not all loaded yet, which is what has happened here. This can be recognized by error code -517 (-EPROBE_DEFER).
What you have to do is to edit extlinux/extlinux.conf on FAT partition and remove quiet and console=tty1. That way you will get complete boot log and if kernel doesn't crash, serial console. Please provide boot log after these extlinux.conf changes.
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Partitions have been created correctly, but orangepi dosen't boot.
I think U-Boot is misconfigured and doesn't check eMMC. I'll fix that soon.
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What does this statement by chewitt mean for our SBCs?
It means nothing will change for the time being. We considered releasing alpha and maybe beta (but not stable!) 9.2 images for Allwinner project, but there are simply too many corner cases which don't work well or not at all. First stable images are considered for LE 10. Hopefully we can fix most or preferably all bugs till then.
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Hi, I downloaded the latest nightly for PineH64 but I cannot access the libreelec repository to download inputstream.adaptive
You just have to wait until addon repo is rebuilt. As you might noticed, version has changed.
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Not ATM, I don't have HW at hand over the weekend. Quick google search found this Possible to disable Kodi's CEC "power on" signal to TV?
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ilchenko You don't want OPi to be turned off when TV is turned off? If yes, there is some CEC related setting which disables that behavior.
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ilchenko can you try this update? libreelec-h6.arm-9.1-devel-20190619212548-10395eb-orangepi_3.tar
As I said in previous post, I'm not sure if this update will change anything. It has a possible fix for YUV to RGB conversion (current DRM driver has RGB output).
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ukmark62 Can you test this update? libreelec-h6.arm-9.1-devel-20190619170922-d72b297-tanix_tx6.tar
It contains a possible fix for a long standing issue, where YUV color space is not correctly converted to RGB, but I'm not sure if that will make colors brighter.
Anyway, Android kernel probably uses automatic image post processing, which may or may not make video look better. I don't have a plan to implement that in kernel driver.
Please note that DRMPRIME Kodi renderer is still young, so it's still missing some functionality, like brightness adjustment.
