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RE: Armbian images available - igorp - 07-07-2019
Check for major Armbian update. Debian Buster and more https://docs.armbian.com/Release_Changelog/
Download https://www.armbian.com/rockpro64/ or apt update & upgrade
RE: Armbian images available - pineadmin - 07-10-2019
Added Armbian Debian Buster Minimal (ROCKPRO64) 5.90 on Wiki and PINE64 Installer.
Added Armbian Debian Buster Desktop (ROCKPRO64) 5.90 on Wiki and PINE64 Installer.
Added Armbian Debian Stretch minimal (ROCKPRO64) 5.90 on Wiki and PINE64 Installer.
Added Armbian Ubuntu 18.04 Bionic Minimal (ROCKPRO64) 5.90 on Wiki and PINE64 Installer.
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RE: Armbian images available - pineadmin - 08-05-2019
Updated Armbian Debian Buster Minimal (ROCKPRO64) 5.91 on Wiki and PINE64 Installer.
Updated Armbian Debian Buster Desktop (ROCKPRO64) 5.91 on Wiki and PINE64 Installer.
RE: Armbian images available - Wizzard - 10-29-2019
I tried to install Armbian on Pinebook Pro. It works, I can connect to wifi, install packages, but when I start Xorg, I see just a back screen, like there is some problem with display configuration. I guess I have to configure display output, but I am not sure how to do that. Any hint?
RE: Armbian images available - Luke - 10-29-2019
(10-29-2019, 02:18 AM)Wizzard Wrote: I tried to install Armbian on Pinebook Pro. It works, I can connect to wifi, install packages, but when I start Xorg, I see just a back screen, like there is some problem with display configuration. I guess I have to configure display output, but I am not sure how to do that. Any hint?
You will need the dtb, the kernel and modules from a Pinebook Pro image to make it work.
RE: Armbian images available - Wizzard - 10-29-2019
(10-29-2019, 02:51 AM)Luke Wrote: You will need the dtb, the kernel and modules from a Pinebook Pro image to make it work.
What it means exactly? Kernel and modules from Debian build or Ayufan's repo?
RE: Armbian images available - Luke - 10-29-2019
(10-29-2019, 02:59 AM)Wizzard Wrote:(10-29-2019, 02:51 AM)Luke Wrote: You will need the dtb, the kernel and modules from a Pinebook Pro image to make it work.
What it means exactly? Kernel and modules from Debian build or Ayufan's repo?
Id use ayufan's repo because Armbian use his kernel as far as I know. Grab ayufan's ubuntu build, take the dtb and kenel image from /boot and then you need the modules from rootfs - which should be in /lib/ somewhere.
RE: Armbian images available - tllim - 10-30-2019
(10-29-2019, 02:18 AM)Wizzard Wrote: I tried to install Armbian on Pinebook Pro. It works, I can connect to wifi, install packages, but when I start Xorg, I see just a back screen, like there is some problem with display configuration. I guess I have to configure display output, but I am not sure how to do that. Any hint?
Not surprise its work, when designs Pinebook Pro, we try to follow the Rockpro64 GPIO pin assignment and use back same peripheral chips as identical as possible :-)
RE: Armbian images available - Wizzard - 10-31-2019
(10-30-2019, 08:33 PM)tllim Wrote: Not surprise its work, when designs Pinebook Pro, we try to follow the Rockpro64 GPIO pin assignment and use back same peripheral chips as identical as possible :-)
I just expected that everything will work, when it is so identical
RE: Armbian images available - Luke - 10-31-2019
(10-31-2019, 12:40 AM)Wizzard Wrote:(10-30-2019, 08:33 PM)tllim Wrote: Not surprise its work, when designs Pinebook Pro, we try to follow the Rockpro64 GPIO pin assignment and use back same peripheral chips as identical as possible :-)
I just expected that everything will work, when it is so identical
First just drop in a PBP device tree into /boot. Then just edit extlinux with:
Code:
video=eDP-1:1920x1080@60See if you get something on the screen. You will likely miss sound, bt/wifi, battery support, and a number other things but at least it will confirm that Armbian is bootable with a simple dtb swap.