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missing firmware - wchouser3 - 01-25-2022
hey everyone! I'm running the sid nightlys. Everytime I run an update that triggers an init rebuild I get this message:
Code:
W: Possible missing firmware /lib/firmware/rockchip/dptx.bin for module rockchipdrmRE: missing firmware - foresto - 01-25-2022
(01-25-2022, 03:58 AM)wchouser3 Wrote:I'm running headless, and I have a working terminal display. Is this something I should worry about?Code:W: Possible missing firmware /lib/firmware/rockchip/dptx.bin for module rockchipdrm
I doubt it. The module name "rockchipdrm" suggests Direct Rendering Manager, which you won't care about on a headless machine.
You could always install the firmware-misc-nonfree package, though, if you don't mind installing non-free blobs. It looks like it contains the firmware in question, so it might make the message go away.
RE: missing firmware - wchouser3 - 01-25-2022
(01-25-2022, 04:44 AM)foresto Wrote:(01-25-2022, 03:58 AM)wchouser3 Wrote:I'm running headless, and I have a working terminal display. Is this something I should worry about?Code:W: Possible missing firmware /lib/firmware/rockchip/dptx.bin for module rockchipdrm
I doubt it. The module name "rockchipdrm" suggests Direct Rendering Manager, which you won't care about on a headless machine.
You could always install the firmware-misc-nonfree package, though, if you don't mind installing non-free blobs. It looks like it contains the firmware in question, so it might make the message go away.
Ok great. Presumably, the Debian installer just leaves it out when you don't choose a DE.
RE: Official Debian support! - zer0sig - 03-17-2022
(03-12-2022, 10:18 AM)ayaanly Wrote:(04-26-2020, 03:02 PM)Luke Wrote: Hello everyone,
I am very please to let you all know that many of our flagship devices, including key SBCs as well as Pinebook Pro and the Pinebook, now have official Debian support
Thanks for this, Is it the latest version? Can I use it in 2022
admin/mod,
This reply has a modified quote from Luke, instead of pointing to Debian, it points to a possibly malware infected APK for a common messaging app. Reported as spam, may change it to malware - I didn't see a way to point out what was going on, but the Download link was modified to point somewhere else.
RE: Official Debian support! - tophneal - 03-17-2022
(03-17-2022, 07:27 AM)zer0sig Wrote:(03-12-2022, 10:18 AM)ayaanly Wrote:(04-26-2020, 03:02 PM)Luke Wrote: Hello everyone,
I am very please to let you all know that many of our flagship devices, including key SBCs as well as Pinebook Pro and the Pinebook, now have official Debian support
Thanks for this, Is it the latest version? Can I use it in 2022
admin/mod,
This reply has a modified quote from Luke, instead of pointing to Debian, it points to a possibly malware infected APK for a common messaging app. Reported as spam, may change it to malware - I didn't see a way to point out what was going on, but the Download link was modified to point somewhere else.
user has been purged as a spammer. thanks for reporting!
RE: Official Debian support! - Barugon - 03-22-2022
Please help, I run the installer from a micro sdcard on my ROCKPro64, complete the installation, press a key to reboot and... blank screen. Nothing. Keyboard and mouse don't light up, no activity. I created the install image via
Code:
zcat firmware.rockpro64-rk3399.img.gz partition.img.gz > complete_image.imgAny help would be appreciated.
RE: Official Debian support! - as365n4 - 03-23-2022
(03-22-2022, 01:16 PM)Barugon Wrote: Please help, I run the installer from a micro sdcard on my ROCKPro64, complete the installation, press a key to reboot and... blank screen. Nothing. Keyboard and mouse don't light up, no activity. I created the install image via
Do I need to have Tow-Boot installed to SPI?Code:zcat firmware.rockpro64-rk3399.img.gz partition.img.gz > complete_image.img
Any help would be appreciated.
Yes you need either U-Boot or Tow-Boot on your SD-Card/eMMC-Module or SPI as the Debian installer does not install any of these, which results in a blank screen and nothing.
You can do this right after the Debian Installer has finished and you then go back to the shell and can install either of the two. And once you have flashed the bootloader you can reboot the machine.
You can use the link below as guide, but you need to amend the Build-Platform for the RockPro64.
https://github.com/as365n4/update_U-Boot_on_Device
RE: Official Debian support! - Barugon - 03-24-2022
(03-23-2022, 12:27 PM)as365n4 Wrote:(03-22-2022, 01:16 PM)Barugon Wrote: Please help, I run the installer from a micro sdcard on my ROCKPro64, complete the installation, press a key to reboot and... blank screen. Nothing. Keyboard and mouse don't light up, no activity. I created the install image via
Do I need to have Tow-Boot installed to SPI?Code:zcat firmware.rockpro64-rk3399.img.gz partition.img.gz > complete_image.img
Any help would be appreciated.
Yes you need either U-Boot or Tow-Boot on your SD-Card/eMMC-Module or SPI as the Debian installer does not install any of these, which results in a blank screen and nothing.
You can do this right after the Debian Installer has finished and you then go back to the shell and can install either of the two. And once you have flashed the bootloader you can reboot the machine.
You can use the link below as guide, but you need to amend the Build-Platform for the RockPro64.
https://github.com/as365n4/update_U-Boot_on_Device
Thanks.
RE: Official Debian support! - andersh - 05-19-2022
(03-24-2022, 11:43 PM)Barugon Wrote:(03-23-2022, 12:27 PM)as365n4 Wrote:(03-22-2022, 01:16 PM)Barugon Wrote: Please help, I run the installer from a micro sdcard on my ROCKPro64, complete the installation, press a key to reboot and... blank screen. Nothing. Keyboard and mouse don't light up, no activity. I created the install image via
Do I need to have Tow-Boot installed to SPI?Code:zcat firmware.rockpro64-rk3399.img.gz partition.img.gz > complete_image.img
Any help would be appreciated.
Yes you need either U-Boot or Tow-Boot on your SD-Card/eMMC-Module or SPI as the Debian installer does not install any of these, which results in a blank screen and nothing.
You can do this right after the Debian Installer has finished and you then go back to the shell and can install either of the two. And once you have flashed the bootloader you can reboot the machine.
You can use the link below as guide, but you need to amend the Build-Platform for the RockPro64.
https://github.com/as365n4/update_U-Boot_on_Device
Thanks.
Hi all, new RockPro64 user here. I have the same problem as Barugon. At the end of the Debian install, I can drop to a shell, but it's limited. Commands like apt are "not found", so I can't follow the steps in the link. Any pointers, please? The shell says BusyBox v1.30.1 built-in shell (ash).
RE: Official Debian support! - ljones - 10-29-2022
Looks like the newer bookworm debian installer for the rockpro64 isn't working properly :-( . I can write it and boot from it OK, but problems occcur at the partition disks section.
The installer shows errors during the partition disks phase of the installer; they are
* Software RAID not avaliable
* Current kernel dosen't support logical volume manager - load lvm-mod module
Also during partitioning the installer can't get past mounting the root filesystem after formatting - I get this error message:
"The attempt to mount a filesystem with type ext4 in mmc/sd card 3 partition 2 mmcblk2p2 at / failed".
Unfortunatly I cannot get past that point at all regardless of what is selected (guided install, largest free space or manual)
ljones