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  2. tooz

    Bootup Screen

    hello @Vova Efcom, please refer to: Tinker Board 3N · TinkerBoard/TinkerBoard Wiki
  3. Hi, I need to change the startup logo to another one. Where can I change it? Thanks (Asus Tinker Board 3N)
  4. Vova Efcom

    AutoLogon

    Many thanks! It is working!
  5. tooz

    AutoLogon

    hello @Vova Efcom, you have edited the wrong lines, the lines that should be uncommented are line 126 & line 127 #guest-session= #session-wrapper=lightdm-session #greeter-wrapper= #guest-wrapper= #display-setup-script= #display-stopped-script= #greeter-setup-script= #session-setup-script= #session-cleanup-script= #autologin-guest=false autologin-user=linaro autologin-user-timeout=0 #autologin-in-background=false #autologin-session= #exit-on-failure=false
  6. Vova Efcom

    AutoLogon

    Hi, I've tried this before, but no luck. Should I be entering the password somewhere else? I've attached a screenshot of the lightdm.conf file. Maybe I’m doing something wrong? Thanks!
  7. tooz

    AutoLogon

    hello @Vova Efcom, you can edit the lightdm config to enable auto-login sudo vi /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf uncomment these two lines and then reboot autologin-user=linaro autologin-user-timeout=0
  8. hello @sri, 1. to flash tinker edge r to emmc: 2. to flash the os to sd card, the steps are similar -- download the image and use utilities such as balenaetcher to flash the image to sd card the board should be booting from sd card by default, if the card is inserted + has image flashed into
  9. Hi I have v1.04, i am unable to update to v2.0.5. I use linux, is there any way i can flash sd card with v2.0.5 and make it boot from sdcard?
  10. Yesterday
  11. Vova Efcom

    AutoLogon

    Hi, I have the TinkeBoard 3N I am using the original Asus OS (Debian based GUI) I need the system to start up without requesting the username and password How can I do it? Thanks
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  13. hello @Alex M, unfortunately there's no such repository, and neither v.87 nor v.112 are supported by the vendor
  14. Thank you so much, @tooz! I have a couple questions -- 1. Is there a specific repository or archive I can access that has these custom chromium x11 builds? 2. Is it possible to get chromium x11 versions 87 and 112?
  15. hello @Alex M, here's the .deb of compatible chromium package: https://www.asuswebstorage.com/navigate/a/#/s/5928EF08598041C5B97D8AD7DBDAFB924 to install the package: sudo dpkg -i /path/to/deb/file sudo apt-get install -f
  16. hello @Alex M, chromium package built in tinker board 2s was tweaked by the chip manufacturer for compatibility and only a few (customized) versions can be used/ are compatitble. i will send a link with a customized chromium deb later, so you can replace and remove the chromium x11 that you're using
  17. I've upgraded my device to the latest TinkerOS image (Debian-Bullseye-v3.0.20-20240527). Since then, I've been trying to re-setup my programs and environment. I have a python program that used Selenium and Chrome Driver to automatically launch the browser in in full screen to a specific URL, among other things. The issue I'm having is in the latest version of OS the device is running chromium x11 (v. 114.0.5735.198). For Chrome Driver to work, it must have the matching major version of Chromium (Chromium x11 is fine) installed. Unfortunately, I've been unable to find a Linux Debian (arm64) compatible version of chromium-driver (chromedriver) that works with this particular version of chromium x11. The latest chromedriver version that's supported for the architecture is v112. I urgently need to find a solution. My best guess is I have 3 options? 1.) Find a way to update the chromium x11 version to a newer version that has a matching and supported version of chromedriver. I haven't found a way to update the chromium x11 version 2.) Find a way to downgrade chromium x11 version. I haven't found a way to downgrade the chromium x11 version 3.) Replace chromium x11 with regular chromium. Last time I attempted this, the regular chromium version had issues with videos (ffmpeg) and would crash ("Aw Snap" screen). My understanding is chromium x11 is used because it's optimized for this board and architecture. If that's the case, it would be ideal to stick with chromium x11 to avoid potential performance issues. Ideally, I need advice on how to install specific versions of chromium x11. At this point, I'm desperate for any guidance, assistance, or thoughts on my situation. This python program and using selenium and chromedriver is critical.
  18. (Sorry for posting so many times, I think it was due to my operation error) hello @tooz, Thank you so much for your kind message and help. I followed the steps for the link you shared, and was able to use the GPIO. FYI, I think the results of the gpio readall does not match what you want to show. I attached the screen shots of the results of gpio readall. (the pictures of the previous post, when I enable UART0 from tinker-config) Best regards,
  19. hello @ryo, sorry for the late reply. we've fixed the issue and enabled the functions needed for gpio. please download the sources from the link (the installation guide is included in the file) and see if it fixes the issue. https://www.asuswebstorage.com/navigate/a/#/s/C0207D0873FB43C8992205ECE564BF064 also as wiringpi is deprecated, we have shifted our focus and support to eapi and mraa
  20. hello @Manu512, thank you for the advice, we will take it into consideration and refine the documentation
  21. A few suggestions: For the GitHub Wiki, please remove the $ in the code snippets. Also, keep in mind that apt-key is deprecated. I am testing the Tinker Board 3S and 3 for production deployment on AMRs (including display management). It is also necessary to provide a procedure or inform clients that there is a bootloader issue in a particular series. Additionally, I have tested on two systems, both Windows and Linux (under Ubuntu 24.04 LTS), and the compilation provided on GitHub does not work on either Debian or Yocto. Could you also add the settings or configuration for a DSI display in a FAQ? Like #conf:HDMI=off ... conf:DSI=on And how to rotate the DSI display with the touchscreen. Here’s a quick update. Have a nice day!
  22. hello @billierios, 1. are the jumper caps attached to the board? (see https://tinker-board.asus.com/download/E22240_Tinker_System_2_EM_V2_WEB.pdf page 17 section 7 'power on header and maskrom jumper') 2. is it possible for you to screenshot the access denied error? 3. have you tried using balenaetcher to flash?
  23. Hi, After downloading the Asus Thinker 2/S Android OS, i can`t burn it to device. the error is access denied, I am using Win32 disk image SW. Any idea what to do ? thanks
  24. hello @michiksdjfklsdjfl, the steps are correct, is it possible for you to screenshot after every execution of the commands? sudo chmod a+x ./rt_UAC_utility sudo ./rt_UAC_utility --force 0x49F6_ALC4030U_ASUS_Tinker_Board_0x0BDA_V13_20220718.rfw --reset RST_2_ATTACH sudo ./rt_UAC_utility --status --reset RST_2_ATTACH after the driver installation, reboot and use these two command to verify: sudo reboot sudo ./rt_UAC_utility --status --reset RST_2_ATTACH
  25. hello @magixx, yes, still working on it and will keep you posted
  26. @tooz I saw that Android 14 was just released for the Tinker Board 3, can we expect a release for the 3N soon?
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