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  1. tooz
    hello @Alexandre Baiocco, i'll check with my team and see if i can get you the sources for gpio
  2. tooz
    hello @jovanpn, thanks for the information, please give a try on boot.2.img: https://www.asuswebstorage.com/navigate/a/#/s/9A55AA4C9F5E4B878AA751052AC080CC4 this boot.img contains the nft configurations we're planning to enable for the next release
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    hello @Bram, if you're using a windows pc and see these popping up just ignore -- these are the partitions divided in the storage i use balenaetcher: https://etcher.balena.io/ there's a 'clone drive' option that allows users to clone sd cards/ usb drives win32diskimger should work too
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    hello @jovanpn, i've compiled a beta boot.img (file name boot.1.img) with a couple of more configs enabled, please give it a try and let me know https://www.asuswebstorage.com/navigate/a/#/s/11FC555055EA4D0288030C09125440F24 to replace the boot.img: check the partition orders from the parameter.txt in the v.3.0.11 image file, in this case the boot.img is the 4th CMDLINE: mtdparts=rk29xxnand:0x00002000@0x00004000(uboot),0x00002000@0x00006000(trust),0x00002000@0x00008000(misc),0x00020000@0x0000a000(boot),0x00040000@0x0002a000(recovery),0x00010000@0x0006a000(backup),0x00020000@0x0007a000(userdata),-@0x0009a000(rootfs:grow) uuid:rootfs=614e0000-0000-4b53-8000-1d28000054a9 on tinker board 2s: sudo lsblk replace the fourth partition (boot.img) with boot.1.img sudo dd bs=4M if=/path/to/boot.1.img of=/dev/mmcblk1p4 status=progress && sync reboot and check if the changes work
  5. tooz
    hello @Alexandre Baiocco, this is for tinker board (rk3288), asus.gpio is not yet supported on tinker 3n -- we're planning to support it in the next release, target 2024/02
  6. tooz
    hello @jovanpn, i'll check and see if we've missed out something in the defconfig, if so this will be fixed in the next release.
  7. tooz
    hello @jovanpn, here's a tutorial on how to set the firewall on debian 11 that might be helpful: How To Set Up a Firewall with UFW on Debian 11 | DigitalOcean
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    Compiling Android

    tooz replied to Mortis1369's topic in Android

    hello @MarciS, what are the commands you used for downloading source codes/ compiling? are you using the codebase from: https://github.com/TinkerBoard2-Android/kernel/tree/android11-rk3399/drivers/media/i2c/cam_sensor ? cam_imx219.c, cam_ov5647.c, cam_sensor_code.c are only available in android 11
  9. tooz
    hello @grv2025, to avoid entering ums mode on boot, please modify /boot/config.txt, in line 25, change conf:auto_ums=on to conf:auto_ums=off sudo vi /boot/config.txt conf:auto_ums=off save and reboot
  10. tooz
    hello @grv2025, i've tried using debian 11 beta v.3.0.13 to reproduce the issue: tinker board 2s (boot from sd card) connected to an usb mouse, an usb keyboard, and type c port connected to a pc result: tinker board 2s starts up and the desktop appears within a few seconds. on my windows pc: tinker board 2s is recognised as rk33xx device https://i.imgur.com/XMyCMLZ.mp4 what's the os version you're using? is there any other peripherals connected to tinker board 2s? what's your setup?
  11. tooz
    hello @Kuzma30, panels that are not on the qualified vendor list need extra support for driver porting etc. i'd suggest to choose the ones from the qvl: https://tinker-board.asus.com/download/Tinker_Board_3N_QVL.pdf
  12. tooz
    hello @ihatemundays, i can't reproduce the issue on my side (tinker board rev.1.2, debian os) the audio works just fine. we'll need a bit more details to narrow down the issue -- 1. os version 2. occurance 3. does it happen on specific timing -- i.e. on boot/ when playing certain type of audio ... 4. commands that you use it might not be the audio firmware problem as alc4040 and alc4030u are different; they also have different firmware upgrade process flows. alc4030u uses one time programmable memory and alc4040 doesn't
  13. tooz
    hello @ChaJH, got it, thanks for the update. the mraa library will be added in the next android 12 os release too
  14. tooz
    hello @ihatemundays, i think the processes should be similar but i'll let you know with the firmware versions
  15. tooz
    hello @ChaJH, how did you solve the problem? did you redownload the source codes, or did you use the sample codes of mraa api for tinker board 2?
  16. tooz
    hello @ChaJH, 1. i mean the tinker board android os version you're using (for example android 11 v.2.0.8), did you get the sources from here? TinkerBoard-Android/rockchip-android-manifest (github.com) 2. the sample codes from this .zip does include libmraajava.so, would you like to give it a try? The Sample codes of Mraa API for Tinker Board 2: Android-MraaDemo_tinkerboard2.zip
  17. tooz
    hello @ChaJH, what's the image version you're using?
  18. tooz
    hello @shizimi, you can either: 1. remove the notification package with this command: sudo apt-get remove xfce4-notifyd sudo apt reboot now or 2. toolbar ->preferences ->desktop session settings -> uncheck every application, and then reboot tinker board r2.0 method #2 will not remove the audio jack plugged in notification, if you'd like to remove the notifications related-to the audio jack, comment out everything that uses 'notify-send' in the directory /etc/audio/ to remove the audio jack detection function completely, edit the audio.conf and make the config 'jack_auto_switch' =off sudo vim /etc/audio/audio.conf jack_auto_switch="off"
  19. tooz
    hello @shizimi, are you using the debian tinker os or the android one?
  20. tooz
    hello @lloydhussell, it's a decision for google to make -- my guess is once the feature rolls out there's a chance that aicore will not be exclusively available on pixel pro 8; if the compatibility meets surely it'll be supported on tinker board 3n as well
  21. tooz
    hello @lloydhussell, yes, android 14 support is in the roadmap for tinker 3n the machine learning feature you mentioned requires android aicore: https://developer.android.com/ml/aicore and the aicore system service is only available on pixel pro 8 devices so far: https://developer.android.com/ml/aicore?hl=en#supported-functionality
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    Compiling Android

    tooz replied to Mortis1369's topic in Android

    hello @MarciS, the build instruction for tinker board 2s: https://github.com/TinkerBoard/TinkerBoard/wiki/Tinker-Board-2-&-2S#21-build-image there are quite a lot of versions so be sure to use the right one when you do repo init -u (manifest) -b -m
  23. tooz
    hello @wahaha, to generate uboot.img for sd cards: 1. please compile the .img with command (aka 'the normal way' to compile .imgs) ./build.sh 2. use sdboot.sh to overwrite the device/rockchip/common/scripts/sdboot.sh in the sources sdboot.sh can be downloaded here: https://www.asuswebstorage.com/navigate/a/#/s/8D32B97F2E6D428A9344DB456B2CC5464 3. generate sd_uboot.img with command sudo ./device/rockchip/common/scripts/sdboot.sh -t uboot the sd_uboot.img will be located in rockdev directory 4. flash sd_uboot.img to sd card -- you can either use tools like balenaetcher or the sudo dd command
  24. tooz
    hello all, my colleague has come up with a little python library called stkcam, that can be used to either to see the live preview of the mipi csi camera, or to take a picture with the mipi csi camera pypi: https://pypi.org/project/stkcam/ github: https://github.com/harryliou/stkcam so far it's supported on tinker board (r2.0) & tinker board 2s (debian 10, debian 11) here's a little how-to: ##setting up tinker board/ tinker board 2s use tinker-config to change the csi overlay: sudo tinker-config //select 5 Interfacing Options //select F1 Camera //select 0 IMX219 //or 1 OV5647 for Raspberry Camera V1 //click Ok, finish, and reboot install pip3 for python3 and stkcam: sudo apt get update sudo apt-get upgrade sudo apt-get install python3-pip pip3 install stkcam ##using stkcam for mipi csi camera live preview: python3 import stkcam from stkcam import TKCam, CamType cam = TKCam(CamType.IMX219) cam.preview() **if you'd like to take a photo using the library, please finish the process first -- exiting by ctrl + d twice) ##using stkcam to take a photo with mipi csi camera: python3 import stkcam from stkcam import TKCam, CamType cam = TKCam(CamType.IMX219) cam.take_image('/home/linaro/Desktop/image.jpg') # image path feel free to give it a try and let us know
  25. tooz
    hello @26.albertsilva@gmail.com, edp-dp converter is not supported on tinker 3n, the edp connectors can only be used for the edp display panels that are on the qvl: https://tinker-board.asus.com/download/Tinker_Board_3N_QVL.pdf to test out dual screen setup, here i use a hdmi tv and an 15" auo g156hab02 edp panel, with tinker 3n debian 11 image v.1.0.7: modify /boot/config.txt, uncomment the overlay line, save /boot/config.txt and reboot tinker 3n: once the overlay comes effective and the edp is recognised, you can change it to either primary or secondary display in the display settings:
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