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  gcc neon assembler
Posted by: pas059 - 07-16-2018, 08:18 AM - Forum: Linux on Rock64 - Replies (8)

Hi,

When i add in-line neon assembly code in a C++ program, i get the error: "Unknown mnemonic".

My version of gcc is: gcc (Ubuntu/Linaro 7.3.0-16ubuntu3) 7.3.0.

Someone can help me?

regards


  Battery Powered
Posted by: Firesped - 07-15-2018, 11:33 AM - Forum: RockPro64 Hardware and Accessories - Replies (17)

is it going to be possible to run this off of battery power?


  FRUSTRATED Owner Selling Pinebook 14" 16GB
Posted by: peterauthor - 07-14-2018, 09:40 AM - Forum: General Discussion on Pinebook - Replies (4)

I am seeking bids for my Pinebook 14", 16 GB eMMC with Netrunner.  The case, keyboard and screen are in very good condition, it has easy internet connection and is generally satisfactory (Netrunner is up to date with upgrades, too).  BUT it has just lost its headphone sound (speakers are disconnected BTW).  OK until yesterday when I used it all day.  After switching off for dinner, no sound on resuming  in the evening.  I have removed and replaced alsa, alsamixer, and associated programs; checked all the settings over and over; no luck.  Annoyingly, looking at the waveform on Audacity (for example) I can see music playing, I just can't hear it!  Frustrating.

From previous experience with LINUX I know that these distros can lose bits of themselves if they shut down incorrectly.  The cure is to replace the distro with a fresh copy.  Easy enough except I have bought a number of micro SD cards and the Pinebook hates them all and ignores any alternative distro (or a fresh version of Netrunner).  If you are luckier than me and have got distros to load then you might be interested in this machine as a project.  (If you are not interested in the sound output, then this is just great for you!).

If you like to bid, please contact me on pjr@ukinbox.com.  Any offer over 50 pounds gets free post and packing.  Based in UK, if you are in the Great Yarmouth, Norfolk area I can demonstrate and deliver it.  Photos also available.

Thanks for reading this.

Please Note: Machine now withdrawn from sale.  I managed to load a fresh version of Netrunner  and this brought the sound back.  So I'll keep it a bit longer!  (I do like it when it behaves.)  BTW I managed to overcome the problem of not having a micro SD card the Pinebook would accept.  Removing the eMMC and then trying a boot from the card worked perfectly.  Might be an especially useful wheeze for trying a self contained 'running from the card' distro.  Haven't seen this idea mentioned before but it may have been so apologies if so.


  ayufan's kernel
Posted by: atlantii - 07-14-2018, 09:25 AM - Forum: Linux on Rock64 - No Replies

Hey.
I'm new to Linux and ARM. I have a Wi-fi dongle on Atheros ar9271 chip. ath9k_htc module is required for working. Unfortunately, in ayufan's images there is no support for HTC devices. I tried to build and install kernel with support for HTC devices, but every time the kernel installation ended with an error. I'm building right on the board. Can I find somewhere to know how to properly build and install this kernel https://github.com/ayufan-rock64/linux-kernel ??
Thanks.


Question /dev/spidev0,0 on the Rock64 - Does anyone know how to enable it?
Posted by: Kappuchino - 07-14-2018, 04:17 AM - Forum: Linux on Rock64 - Replies (14)

How can a user enable /dev/spidev0,0 on Rock64?
I've seen this very topic discussed and most of the threads / replies are vague, outdated or not working.


I would appreciate a "put this into this file" or "run this command" pointer. 
Or an article I have not found(yet) - see the ones that didn't help (me) below.

Current os (uname -a) is Linux rock64 4.4.126-rockchip-ayufan-239 aarch64 GNU/Linux .

Question aims at making python demo code of Waveshare ePaper (like https://www.waveshare.com/wiki/E-Paper_Driver_HAT) work with Rock64 - no, not in hat mode, in cable mode. 

Already took different python lib (with RPi.GPIO-PineA64) into account as well as different Pinout.

Current Error is:
File "/root/code-red/python/epdif.py", line 43, in 
SPI = spidev.SpiDev(0, 0)
FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory


This should go away with spidev0,0 present in /dev and then ... I'll fix the next problem. 

I think it might be just a command similar to "enable_dtoverlay i2c0 i2c@ff150000 okay"  but I have not figured out what the magic words are. Most people point to a few who might know, but ... no dice. 

Similar unanswered Questions are:

Not understood to the point that I can act on it:

Similar Questions with an answer that does not work (anymore) or are beyond my skills are:
Chat on Irc: Similar Questions are on GitHub and StackOverflow. Once one of them fruits in an answer, I'll mirror it here.

Thank you for any help in advance.

Note:
  • If you know a paid service I can ask, I would pay the help out of my own pocket and publish the steps here, since our project  LiquidInvestigations is free and open and I'd rather work on testing elastic search, UI things, ... (things that I'm better at) than hanging in the air because of a seemingly trivial (but only known to a few) piece of information. Narf. 
  • This is to make https://liquidinvestigations.github.io/ (which uses the rock64) more usable and safer by having a (cheap) display to show codes for the air-gapped rock64 even when it is turned off (hence the use of ePaper)
  • I can't switch the Linux Distro/Flavour right now, but if /dev/spidev0,0  only available by changing, then its better than scrapping the use of ePaper displays. 
  • And finally: If someone will tell me "it does not work", then I'll move in the next iteration to another board which can work with existing code. 

    [Edit: Removed some snarky remarks.]


Exclamation Did My Order Get Lost?
Posted by: JeffD - 07-13-2018, 11:03 AM - Forum: Shipment Related Discussion - Replies (3)

Hello all! I placed an order for two RockPro64's a month ago. Once I completed the transaction through PayPal and received two emails on June 17th, I have not received any correspondence since. I never received any shipping info either. The order was several hundred dollars, so I'm just checking to see if there is any movement on it or if I am missing something.

Thanks in advance!
Jeff D.


  NETBSD avalaible for PineH64
Posted by: constantius - 07-13-2018, 09:46 AM - Forum: BSD on Pine H64 - Replies (1)

According to .:
https://www.cnx-software.com/2018/07/11/...64-boards/
download page.:
http://www.invisible.ca/arm/

I have burn sd-card with netBSD for PineH64 but without lack to boot system.....
If you can boot PineH64 from downloaded netBSD please give me info.
Maybe I did something wrong


Question Compatible eMMC modules and benchmarks
Posted by: danboid - 07-12-2018, 11:37 AM - Forum: Rock64 Hardware and Accessories - Replies (7)

I ordered my rock64 a few days ago but I'm not expecting it to arrive for a few weeks yet as I live in the UK.

I ordered a 32GB eMMC from a UK electronics company but I got sent a chip, not a module that would work with the rock64 so I'm having to return it. They had no pictures of it on their site so I didn't know what it was until it arrived.

I've read on this forum that the rock64 is compatible with odroid emmc modules but which odroid model is the rock64 (most) compatible with? odroid.co.uk sells emmc modules for the odroid C1/C1+, C2 or XU3/XU4. I'm not sure if these modules all have different connectors or if its just different software pre-loaded onto them?

Is there anywhere else is the UK or Europe apart from odroid.co.uk and allo that sells emmc modules? Is there a best brand or model to look for? Has anyone done any benchmarks of different emmc modules with the rock64? Tell me everything I might need to know about emmcs and the rock64 please, the rock64/pine64 page doesn't tell us much about this.


  No signal on composite (aka cvbs) output
Posted by: Osiander - 07-12-2018, 10:45 AM - Forum: Rock64 Hardware and Accessories - Replies (3)

Hello guys,

so, today I've make a adapter cable for video output, like described in this thread (tip = shield and first ring is video signal) and conntected them to my Rock64 and my DELL 2007FP.

After power on........ nothing. So picture on the monitor....

Do I have to setup something else?


I'm using Debian Stretch 0.6.44. If I connect the board per HDMI, I get the signal.

All logs (u-boot, printenv and boot) are attached.

Many thanks.



Attached Files
.log   boot.log (Size: 43.92 KB / Downloads: 462)
.log   printenv.log (Size: 3.9 KB / Downloads: 453)
.log   u-boot.log (Size: 1.31 KB / Downloads: 457)

  TeamViewer on Pine64+?
Posted by: Moshe.Vazan - 07-12-2018, 12:23 AM - Forum: Armbian - Replies (2)

HI,

Is there a way to run TeamViewer on Armbian Pine64+ (2GB)?

I would like to make my Pine64 a Plex server and I will need a way to remotely access it since it will be not connected to a screen.

Thanks for the help.