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| dmesg output flooded with "CPU Budget hotplug"/ "Mali: Set gpu frequency to X" |
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Posted by: cplr - 07-13-2016, 10:48 AM - Forum: Ubuntu
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Anyone know what would be causing this? dmesg is being flooded with these messages (just a snippet here):
Code: [84990.464669] Mali: Set gpu frequency to 144 MHz
[84991.938282] CPU Budget:update CPU 0 cpufreq max to 1008000 min to 480000
[84991.938316] CPU Budget hotplug: cluster0 min:0 max:4
[84992.430260] CPU Budget:update CPU 0 cpufreq max to 960000 min to 480000
[84992.432525] CPU Budget hotplug: cluster0 min:0 max:4
[84992.922227] CPU Budget:update CPU 0 cpufreq max to 1008000 min to 480000
[84992.922260] CPU Budget hotplug: cluster0 min:0 max:4
[84993.414209] CPU Budget:update CPU 0 cpufreq max to 960000 min to 480000
[84993.416474] CPU Budget hotplug: cluster0 min:0 max:4
[84993.906212] CPU Budget:update CPU 0 cpufreq max to 912000 min to 480000
[84993.908482] CPU Budget hotplug: cluster0 min:0 max:4
[84994.890182] CPU Budget:update CPU 0 cpufreq max to 960000 min to 480000
[84994.890219] CPU Budget hotplug: cluster0 min:0 max:4
[84995.874148] CPU Budget:update CPU 0 cpufreq max to 912000 min to 480000
[84995.876418] CPU Budget hotplug: cluster0 min:0 max:4
[84996.858115] CPU Budget:update CPU 0 cpufreq max to 960000 min to 480000
[84996.858152] CPU Budget hotplug: cluster0 min:0 max:4
[84996.858167] gpu cooling callback set freq limit 360
[84996.858227] Mali: Set gpu frequency to 360 MHz
[84997.350121] CPU Budget:update CPU 0 cpufreq max to 912000 min to 480000
[84997.352390] CPU Budget hotplug: cluster0 min:0 max:4
[84997.352421] gpu cooling callback set freq limit 144
[84997.352488] Mali: Set gpu frequency to 144 MHz
[84997.842100] CPU Budget:update CPU 0 cpufreq max to 960000 min to 480000
[84997.842136] CPU Budget hotplug: cluster0 min:0 max:4
[84997.842152] gpu cooling callback set freq limit 360
[84997.842213] Mali: Set gpu frequency to 360 MHz
[84998.334083] CPU Budget:update CPU 0 cpufreq max to 912000 min to 480000
[84998.336353] CPU Budget hotplug: cluster0 min:0 max:4
[84998.336388] gpu cooling callback set freq limit 144
[84998.336455] Mali: Set gpu frequency to 144 MHz
[84999.318042] CPU Budget:update CPU 0 cpufreq max to 960000 min to 480000
[84999.318074] CPU Budget hotplug: cluster0 min:0 max:4
[84999.318088] gpu cooling callback set freq limit 360
[84999.318147] Mali: Set gpu frequency to 360 MHz
[84999.810032] CPU Budget:update CPU 0 cpufreq max to 912000 min to 480000
[84999.812305] CPU Budget hotplug: cluster0 min:0 max:4
[84999.812336] gpu cooling callback set freq limit 144
[84999.812400] Mali: Set gpu frequency to 144 MHz
[85000.302040] CPU Budget:update CPU 0 cpufreq max to 960000 min to 480000
[85000.302077] CPU Budget hotplug: cluster0 min:0 max:4
[85000.302093] gpu cooling callback set freq limit 360
[85000.302156] Mali: Set gpu frequency to 360 MHz
[85001.286008] CPU Budget:update CPU 0 cpufreq max to 912000 min to 480000
[85001.288275] CPU Budget hotplug: cluster0 min:0 max:4
[85001.288306] gpu cooling callback set freq limit 144
[85001.288369] Mali: Set gpu frequency to 144 MHz
[85001.778038] CPU Budget:update CPU 0 cpufreq max to 960000 min to 480000
[85001.778075] CPU Budget hotplug: cluster0 min:0 max:4
[85001.778090] gpu cooling callback set freq limit 360
[85001.778150] Mali: Set gpu frequency to 360 MHz
[85003.253938] CPU Budget:update CPU 0 cpufreq max to 912000 min to 480000
[85003.256207] CPU Budget hotplug: cluster0 min:0 max:4
[85003.256237] gpu cooling callback set freq limit 144
[85003.256300] Mali: Set gpu frequency to 144 MHz
[85003.745893] CPU Budget:update CPU 0 cpufreq max to 960000 min to 480000
[85003.745931] CPU Budget hotplug: cluster0 min:0 max:4
[85003.745947] gpu cooling callback set freq limit 360
[85003.746007] Mali: Set gpu frequency to 360 MHz
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| adb and APP development on Android |
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Posted by: RHuang - 07-13-2016, 03:05 AM - Forum: Android on Pine A64(+)
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I have my pine 64+ up with Andorid 5.1.1, and I want to make my PINE 64 send UART signals with Android,
but I cannot let my computer communicate to PINE 64 when I connect them with micro USB
Does anyone have the experience of developing UART apps and using ADB on PINE 64 ?
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Audio Passthrough in SPMC Working |
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Posted by: czechr08 - 07-12-2016, 11:21 PM - Forum: Android on Pine A64(+)
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While I could not get Kodi to correctly reproduce AC3 audio via pass-through (cuts out for a fraction of a second every 5-10 seconds or so), I have been able to achieve correct AC3 audio reproduction with SPMC. Playback of recorded mpeg-ts files has been great with no video sync issues or audio issues. However, I am not getting great playback of live TV (via HDHomerun via tvheadend on an Odroid C1+). I will need to explore that more, but more than likely it is related to my network/NAS setup. The best playback experience of NAS mpeg-ts files has been through using Plex / MX player mashup.
My current settings / setup for SPMC is listed out below: - Android: 5.1.1 HDMI image release 20160505 64gb version non-rooted
- SPMC build: SPMC 16.3-0 Git:2016-04-30-22df3d0-dirty
- CAT 6 cables between as many devices as possible: Pine64 and Fast Ethernet (100/10) Switch which is then connected to my router (not sure if this made a difference as I did not methodically test it, but before CAT 6 I had lesser cables between some of these devices and I know at that time SPMC was not working correctly either)
- HDMI from Pine64 to Marantz Receiver
SPMC Options:
Videos:
Playback:
Adjust display refresh rate: On start / stop
Sync playback to display: Off
Acceleration:
Allow hardware acceleration -MediaCodec
System:
Audio output:
Audio output device: Android, RAW Passthrough
Number of channels: 7.1
Output Configuration: Fixed
Limit sampling rate (kHz): 48.0
Stereo upmix: On
Maintain original volume on downmix: On
Resample quality: High
Enable audio DSP processing: Off
Hopefully someone can build off of this and continue to improve the Pine64 media experience.
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| Dead Board?? |
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Posted by: gubaguba - 07-12-2016, 02:22 PM - Forum: Pine A64 Hardware, Accessories and POT
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So got the board about two weeks ago and am trying to get it to boot. I have the LCD so down loaded the Phoenix card image for the LCD screen. Have Sandisk 32GB microSD I purchased from BH Photo so confident it was not a fake. Phoenix card runs fine without any issues and installs image no error messages. Put in board power it up and nothing. No screen flicker or anything. The LED on board comes on for about 3 seconds then goes off. Power supply is from Pine64.
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| Bad audio quality |
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Posted by: davidgf - 07-12-2016, 01:16 PM - Forum: Remix OS
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Hi guys,
I downloaded the Remix OS image for 8GB SD cards and everything worked fine. However, after switching to the 32GB image, the sound quality is really poor. Has anybody experienced this?
I have the Pine64+ 2GB and downloaded the images from here
Thanks!
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| Smart Mirror - Input Questions |
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Posted by: riahim - 07-12-2016, 10:44 AM - Forum: Pine A64 Projects, Ideas and Tutorials
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Alright, so I'm interested in creating a smart mirror like project (this has been done on the rpi before).
However, I'm not sure how to handle input/controls. Here's a couple suggestions I had.
1. Touchscreen monitor/module
Seemed like a good choice at first, but if put behind a 2 way mirror, I doubt it will work
2. Voice commands
Not sure how easy this would be to implement...
3. Gesture control
Probably even harder than voice commands.
4. Wireless mouse/keyboard
Should work fine, but seems like a janky solution that would compromise the whole idea behind a smart mirror
5. Could possibly use a touchpad/keyboard solution such as
https://www.amazon.com/Rii-Wireless-Keyb...op?ie=UTF8
6. Maybe I could use my android phone as a remote?
Basically at this point I'm looking for any ideas on how to handle user input.
I was thinking of using android or remix since they already have a bunch of apps that can be downloaded.
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