lloydhussell

Will you make it available on user build? This is very important for the application, because many animations in Android perform worse in debug builds, and this is immediately obvious.

Is the can-utils even available on the Android build?

Hello. It has been a while, but I am soon to purchase the 3N. But I need a better understanding of how to utilise CAN. I don't see what you mean by can-utils. Prior to this, I have always used libmraa for UART comm on my tinkerboard 2.

Can you provide a link to the userdebug build for the tinkerboard 3n, please? And is there not a release build that we can use with CAN? This is to be used in commercially available products.

I would like to buy the Tinkerboard 3N for its CANbus capabilities. But I can't find the Mraa lib files for the 3N which include CAN bus interfaces. Can I please have some link to such source code? Thanks.

I have been using a 1080p 120hz touch screen with the Asus Tinkerboard 2 and it works wonderfully so far. I am speaking with a customer capacitive touch screen manufacturer now and I am going to be getting a 240hz capacitive touch screen at 1440p. Do we know if the board will support this?

Is the aicore something you could look into adding for the tinker 3n? I see the 3n is already in production. Will this aicore be added to any future boards?

Hello. I would like to use the machine learning features that Android offers out of the box but only from Android 14 https://ai.google.dev/tutorials/android_aicore/?utm_source=android&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=ml_documentation&utm_content I was wondering if you at Asus would be making a build for 14 so this can be utilised? I believe it'll be an important feature in the future of IoT on Android.

Hello. Is there any update on this? I'd like to know what the internal decision was to disable these popups for tinkerboards? If that is okay for me to know, of course.

So the issue was actually in my application code. I was iterating through the interfaces on the USB devices and claiming the interface for communication, as well as iterating the endpoints to use them for direct USB comms. I then used the defined interface information provided with the component manufacturer documentation and it worked.

My mistake, you used sudo before the other. I will try and use sudo later, yeah. I think I may have tried it already actually. And using tinymix and tinyplay I used su, which afaiu is the sudo on Android.

I can't use aplay because it's the Android 11 image I am using. I saw I could use tinymix and tinyplay and something else, but I couldn't really see much going on there, to be honest. Unless I am missing something, both of the aplay -l commands you posted are exactly the same?

As the title suggest. I think some asynchronous communication platform would be good for all those interested in these boards. If Asus don't make an official server, can I start an unofficial one and advertise here? Thanks.

This may have been the problem.

Yes, sorry. I made this and then figured it out right after but couldn't delete the post because it hadn't been approved by a mod yet. However, I couldn't actually see any instruction for this in the tinkerboard guides. Could you point me to where it is, so I can use it as a reference for others in the future as well. Or if its not there, can it be added please.