I've finally managed - preatty easily if you ask - to succesfully boot LE for H3-Orange Pi PC/Plus from SD using the PhoenixCard tool.
Anyway wifi don't work (as expected).
Here's the (in)famous Q44_V4.0_20200602 board in the box...
...does anyone able to to get wifi working? (someone at armbian forum claims that 5.10.60 kernel works)
Thanks in advance !
Hi everyone,
need suggestion to run latest LE on this f*ck!ng 6K 
"SHUNJIBOY":
According to CPU-Z it should be an H3 (= sun8iw7p1):
...since I'm an (long term) AMLogic' SoC-based user and never had my hands on any Allwinner-ones, need some advice to test LE on it.
Thanks in advance !
In terms of technical value, your FEEDBACK is a bit like "my car drives funny, it has rattles and squeaks"
Sorry, let me know how can I feedback better (log file ?).
There has been a lot of changes since. Please try last nights image. https://test.libreelec.tv/11.0/Amlogic/b…f94e-box.img.gz
Sorry, wrong filename (was, of course, the last nigtly image). Corrected.
FEEDBACK for latest LibreELEC-AMLGX.arm-11.0-nightly-20220617-07254d4-box.img LibreELEC-AMLGX.arm-11.0-nightly-20220806-7a6f94e-box
Video driver is broken for S912 (Yoka KB2 3/32, both q200 and q201 dtbs): video glitches, decoding errors and freezing.
UI deadlocks randomly too.
I've dug out a Nexbox A95X with 2gb ram, S905X
You must restock 1st.
We do suggest Slimbox or Aidan's customs, but dunno which flasher under Linux (Amlogic USB Burning Tool under Windows, of course).
Someone want to help walk me through installation on my MeCool BB2 (not Pro) S912 based box? I must be doing something wrong.
I burned the latest box.img with Rufus. I edited the first line of uEnv.ini to:
dtb_name=/dtb/meson-gxm-q200.dtb (I also tried q201) and then, as with the older builds, I tried the pinhole boot method. Neither worked, it just booted right to the internal firmware. I always used the old q201 dtb and it worked fine booting off a flashdrive before.
What am I missing?
Insert the LE SD while Android is running and enter "reboot update" from Terminal Emulator: it - always - worked flawlessly on my Yoka BB2 (Mecool clone) !
Note:
According to its author, npjohnson:
Fun fact - GXL/GXM support is incoming. VIM1/VIM2/ADT-2 to start, but people should be able to use these to bring up dev boards and china boxes with nominal effort.
...is a "side effect" ?
Get the AMLGX "box" image from https://test.libreelec.tv/ .. write to SD card and then edit uEnv.ini to set the dtb name (do not rename the dtb to dtb.img). Insert the SD card and trigger recovery boot again so the LE bootscripts are loaded (else you have CE scripts which look for different files). If all is well it will boot. The "meson-gxm-q200.dtb" device-tree exists and should support most hardware.
Interesting, so do you think it will work on Yoka KB2 (= gxm_q201_2g.dtb on CE) too ?
I'm looking for ICC profile support and HDR to SDR mapping features.
Thanks
QuoteThis important milestone is a step forward for the open source driver, as it now certifies Panfrost for use in commercial products containing Mali G52 and paves the way for further conformance submissions on other Mali GPUs
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Other supported Mali GPUs benefit from the fixes to common code. Mali-G31 and Mali-G72 use the same architecture as Mali-G52, so they should work well with Panfrost.
Source: Panfrost achieves OpenGL ES 3.1 conformance on Mali-G52
Hi everyone, dunno if is the right 3ad (if not, please move or delete this post), but I'm trying to understand if is possible to run LE on T95H box (H616/Mali G31):
Thanks in advance.
Seems that SOME sources are available: GitHub - MiCode/MiTV_OpenSource: Opensource for MiTV
Could this help to build LE natively for those Smart TVs ?
Thanks for your explainations, seems that kernel hacks are somewhat difficoult on RPi too (that, of course, I recently buyed).
Anyway it would be great to "evolve" the LE audio side too, that could let users to exploit their box for "audiophile" purposes too.
Hi everyone, I own an Amlogic S912-based (2/16) box that I would like to use as "multimedia server" for both audio and video playing.
Since I'm a "stereo-fan", I always dreamed to actively drive my 3-ways speakers through a multichannel amplifier (I own a Yamaha RX-V663).
I recently found this interesting project that realizes an active DSP/Xovering "music server" using a Raspberry Pi 2, so I'm curious to know if is possible (and someone is able) to implement it inside LE:
Raspberry Pi Music Server With Built-in Crossover and DSP : 12 Steps (with Pictures) - Instructables
Thanks in advance to anyone that can help.
