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RE: Looking to commission a new Chromium build (COMMUNITY BOUNTY) - tophneal - 02-08-2020 (02-08-2020, 04:16 PM)brent.thierens Wrote: No idea how that is caused. Can you recreate the image through vmc? I'll give it a try. Absolutely nothing. I was just going through the settings on first boot and then saw the option to take a profile picture, tried it out and it worked. RE: Looking to commission a new Chromium build (COMMUNITY BOUNTY) - brent.thierens - 02-08-2020 You're right, taking a profile picture does work. The camera app however does not, at least here on my device RE: Looking to commission a new Chromium build (COMMUNITY BOUNTY) - tophneal - 02-08-2020 (02-08-2020, 04:37 PM)brent.thierens Wrote: You're right, taking a profile picture does work. The camera app however does not, at least here on my device i'll verify on mine too. Didn't test it hard, just stumbled into that. Still a great step in the right direction! RE: Looking to commission a new Chromium build - Mild Chilly Pepper - 07-21-2020 Mild Chilly Pepper WOAH! I Want to Get Some! ( If I can ) So I Will Study Up And get Back! RE: Looking to commission a new Chromium build - tophneal - 07-21-2020 (07-21-2020, 06:41 AM)Mild Chilly Pepper Wrote: Mild Chilly Pepper Do it! To bring you up to speed, CrOS/PBP development is on hold until Chromium is using (at least) kernel 5.7, since that's when the PBP support started entering mainline. RE: Looking to commission a new Chromium build (COMMUNITY BOUNTY) - brent.thierens - 08-05-2020 Kernel 5.7 is released, in fact, I think 5.8 is already available. Normally using the kernel-next packages, you should be able to start use that already. Personally, I would like to try to get the build from a standard CrOS checkout, since the Ayufan build setup compiles it for 32-bit ARM and not for AArch. I managed to get this to build, but the resulting image couldn't boot due to some filesystem corruption, however, I never figured out what exactly the cause was for that. fschk passed, it just would not boot. RE: Looking to commission a new Chromium build (COMMUNITY BOUNTY) - tophneal - 08-05-2020 Good to know, I thought kernel-next often had a delay in availability. Did ayufan's build script use kernel-next? RE: Looking to commission a new Chromium build (COMMUNITY BOUNTY) - brent.thierens - 08-06-2020 It has been a while since I have had a look at it, but if I remember correctly, ayufan used the Rockchip 4.14 kernel (or is it 4.4?) You might be correct that kernel-next is delayed, but if you look in the available kernels, there is an option for a mainline kernel. I will have a look at it today and report back RE: Looking to commission a new Chromium build (COMMUNITY BOUNTY) - tophneal - 08-07-2020 Just got an update in Manjaro this morning, that linux-pinebookpro-5.7 is gone, and replaced with linux-5.8. If Chromium is keeping kernel-next up with mainline, this could be it! RE: Looking to commission a new Chromium build (COMMUNITY BOUNTY) - brent.thierens - 08-13-2020 Ok, so here is the image I built, but couldn't test yet: https://brentthierens.stackstorage.com/s/r4H5COs5GI65JYBI Probably with flashing a uboot to the SD after flashing the image, we could be fine. However, one does not know for sure untill it actually boots. I also saw issues in the past when a newer version of uboot was on the eMMC. So, if anyone wants to test and doesn't mind wiping the eMMC for the uboot part at least, go ahead! FYI: this should have 5.8-rc5 |