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Octoprint |
Posted by: Cellarboy - 09-16-2017, 10:04 AM - Forum: General Discussion on ROCK64
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Sorry if this is a dumb or frequently asked question, but is there a working Octoprint build for the Rock64? I’m weighing up going the easy route and just just getting a Raspberry Pi, but I do like the idea of having a board with a bit more grunt or processing headrooom that the Rock64 seems to offer.
Many thanks in advance.
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Shutdown / Restarting Android Rock64 |
Posted by: Farley56 - 09-15-2017, 09:15 AM - Forum: Android on Rock64
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Wondered about the recommended method of powering down Rock64 running Android. Found a post in the Pine64 section from 2016. Here's what I experienced.
1. Short press of the power button on Rock64 = blanks the screen. Short press a second time brings up the screen.
2. Long press of the power button on Rock64 = displays power off / restart dialog box. Defaults to power off, press Enter, Rock64 powers off. Arrow down to Restart, then Enter, Rock64 says powering down, and then it restarts.
3. Restarting via the settings menu (Settings - About - Restart) also restarts but I couldn't find anything in settings about shutting down.
4. Pressing the reset button on Rock64 = resets (probably not recommended, doesn't correctly close first, just hard reset like pulling the power?).
5. If off - pressing the power button = powers it up, pressing the reset button = powers it up.
I assume my results are by design. If not, best method for powering down? Don't want to corrupt the eMMC. Thanks.
NOTE: base Android, not Android TV build. Not sure if the results would be the same.
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LibreELEC Krypton/Leia/Agile 64bit kernel 32bit libs |
Posted by: Raybuntu - 09-14-2017, 01:57 AM - Forum: Linux on Rock64
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Here is my community build. Kernel is build as 64bit with 32bit Userspace. It means you can use 32bit armhf packages. I've been doing these builds for a while now for Odroid C2, WeTek.Hub and WeTek.Play2. The benefit in using 32bit packages with an aarch64 kernel is we can use retroplayer emulators that only compile for armhf and we can use precompiled libwidevine to play DRM protected content with Kodi through inputstream.adaptive.
Special thanks go to @peak3d for implementing the great inputstream plugin that makes DRM work with kodi.
Also special thanks to @Kwiboo, @longchair and @omegamoon for the great Rockchip work. These builds are based on kwiboo's LE tree.
And last but not least thanks to @tllim for providing me a Rock64 developer sample.
DISCLAIMER: This is a community build of LibreELEC. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!
Tar upgrade from "pure" aarch64 builds might work. Use the following steps:
Code: touch /storage/.update/.nocompat
Code: rm /storage/.kodi/addons/packages
Then you will have to reinstall all addons from my Repo. My Repo (RB-Addons) ist preinstalled and features the same addons as official LibreELEC does. I'm rebuilding all addons from source.
If you are updating from one of my previous builds you just need to put the tar in /storage/.update/
Download on Github: https://github.com/Raybuntu/LibreELEC.tv/releases
Source code on Github: https://github.com/Raybuntu/LibreELEC.tv...Krypton-rk
Addons: https://github.com/Raybuntu/rb-addons
Bugs: https://github.com/Raybuntu/LibreELEC.tv/issues
If you like my build and you want to buy me a beer or whatever.
Bitcoin: 12zLUYC7JzwM7a8cQKekAvZr9kWxjzTfxm
https://github.com/Raybuntu/LibreELEC.tv...-krypton18
That's my first build. Based on kwiboo's build.
-kwiboo's libcec Adapter for feature complete CEC support in Kodi.
-HEVC HW decoding working
-H.264 HW decoding working
-I've tested DAZN with inputstream.adaptive and libwidevine from Chromeos and it's working pretty good.
- VC-1 and mpeg2 are not HW decoded which makes VC-1 basically unusable
- Occasional graphic glitches
Use at your own risk.
Netflix and Amazon VOD Streaming will be working when the first LE9 (rb-leia) build is ready for the Rock64. I'll also start focusing on Leia and I will drop Support for Krypton in the future.
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Disable Bottom Part of Touchpad (where the buttons are)? |
Posted by: dahni - 09-14-2017, 12:42 AM - Forum: Linux on Pinebook
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Hello,
I noticed that on Q4OS the touchpad is much less jumpy, and managed to find the config in question and copy it over to my own install.
unfortunately, this still does not solve 1 problem:
the bottom part of the touchpad, where the 2 buttons are, is also sensitive to touch and movement.
pressing a button, one always also moves the pointer a little.
so i would like to disable the bottom 1-2 cm of the touchpad.
is that possible?
afaiu the touchpad is NOT a synaptics device.
entering 'xinput list-props 8' i can see its properties.
anybody have an idea how to disable the bottom part of the touchpad?
also see: http://dt.iki.fi/pbhacks/
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