Please read previous post. OrangePi Lite is not supported anymore due to insufficient amount of RAM (less than 1 GiB). Even if I would help you with building the image, you would experience crashes (mentioned by other users, I never tested it myself).
Posts by jernej
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All SD card images are rebuilt (again) and fresh update files are available. This is mostly bug fixing release.
Changelog:
- Dropped support for boards with less than 1 GiB of RAM (OrangePi Lite and One)
- Restored addon repository
- HDMI CEC should work well now on all boards
- Fix issue with monitors which have native resolution bigger than 1920x1080 (FullHD) but less than 3840x2160 (4K). You have to burn clean image to SD card for this one.
- Kernel configuration optimization. Some operations should be faster now, like accessing USB storage (UASP instead of USB mass storage), if hardware supports it.
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I hope it's not on me.
No, addon repo url is my own fault. Anyway, fixing your issue is good reason to provide new images. Standard updates don't update U-Boot (I would have to provide update for each board separately).
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Next week I'll do additional testing.
just FYI, I broke LE repo. I guess I have to upload new images...
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mr_d Here is new update: libreelec-h3.arm-9.1-devel-20190323225148-261a462-orangepi_pc.tar
Just copy whole tar into update folder. No need to extract it.
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Sorry, where do I get an image for OrangePi One plus? Could see just Pine image.
There isn't one. Even if you use PineH64 image, half things will not work. With a bit of luck, I'll get OrangePi 3 soon. That one should be close enough to "transplant" changes in OrangePi One Plus image. Ping me in about a week or two.
mr_d I noticed that quick fix I used for monitor actually corrupts video playback. I guess it's time for a proper fix. I'll notify you when I have a proper solution. Just tell me which board you have because fix will be in a U-Boot. -
mr_d can you upload sample video which will demonstrate the issue? which codec it needs?
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does it work from local storage?
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thanks for confirmation. Regarding config file, as you wish. If you plan to use serial console, you can leave it as it is. However, in any case I suggest that you remove drm.debug part if you still have it.
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that is normal serial output. But please test my update without that video=HDMI-A-1:1920x1080@60
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I see the issue. I'll notify you when I'll have possible solution.
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Remove drm.edid_firmware=edid/1920x1080.bin and add drm.debug=0xe instead.
Then provide output of following commands:
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Can someone please test this H3 update:
libreelec-h3.arm-9.1-devel-20190322202823-2411a9e.tar
I think I fixed HDMI CEC issue, but I would like a confirmation.
macchese ping
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Can you try if appending drm.edid_firmware=edid/1920x1080.bin to the same line you removed that two parameters I mentioned in previous post helps?
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Any Chance to get this image running on an Orange Pi 3 (H6)?
Sure, someone just has to write a DT file (hardware description file). As mmad11 already noticed, there are subtle differences in board design which prevents to have single image for all of them. I don't have board (yet) so I can't write that file.
mr_d Can you remove console=tty1 and quiet from extlinux/extlinux.conf file on FAT32 partition? That way you should get much more detailed output on serial console.
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I uploaded new images and updates. What's new:
- updated U-Boot on images (general update file doesn't update U-Boot)
- docker addon should work now without issues (cleaning of old config files may be needed)
- kernel 5.0.2
- H6 SoC is now supported
- 4K@30Hz now works without issues H3 and A64
eTerNal_cRy probably there are not much OPi Plus 2 users.
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Is it possible to get the composite TV/composite/cvbs Output running in PAL Mode? Mainline status matrix says kernel hasn't support but I'm not sure if this is the latest state.U-Boot seems support it
No, there is no support for TV out for H3 on either, Linux and U-Boot. Not much is missing in both cases, just consensus on some implementation details. Either way, U-Boot driver doesn't help at all in this case.
Disclaimer: I'm the one who worked upon U-Boot driver for H3 TV out, but I lost interest.