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Build armbian image for BPI-M2+
BPI_Q: Could you tell me how to use BLE on BPI-M2+ Unfortunately not since I won't touch this device anytime soon (wasted too much time with it already and just another hour to no avail) Ask in...
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How to update the source of BPI-M3
tkaiser thank you very much, now i understand what to do to update the source and change some of it. I should maybe write a step by step documentation on how to do that so others can benefit from it....
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How to update the source of BPI-M3
annax: I should maybe write a step by step documentation on how to do that so others can benefit from it IMO useless since your BPi M3 will end up where almost all others are now: somewhere lying...
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Build armbian image for BPI-M2+
tkaiser: BPI_Q: Could you tell me how to use BLE on BPI-M2+Unfortunately not since I won't touch this device anytime soon (wasted too much time with it already and just another hour to no avail) Ask...
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Booting from SSD/SATA
noralee: I checked CubieTech and Xunlong shipping quantities Ok, and you're Banana Pi's product manager, true? There exist quite a few different USB-to-SATA bridges. The one you used (Genesys Logic...
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Booting from SSD/SATA
all user maybe wise than you, maybe are you want deceive someone. all is know what our hardware spec and tell use sata port is USB bridge .and choose by user. someone maybe just need a sata port , not...
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No matter A83T or H8 or R58 without SATA support from SOC, Allwinner only has A20 with real SATA, what's your advice for 8-core project to support SATA if customers insist this function? Nora
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Don't care about what he said, maybe He have other purposes,But he took a wrong way.
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Booting from SSD/SATA
noralee: what's your advice for 8-core project to support SATA if customers insist this function? I collected the results of countless hours of testing where it belongs to: in the community wiki:...
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Booting from SSD/SATA
tkaiser: Why did you choose the slowest USB-to-SATA bridge in the world for some user need this function on BPI-M3, it can support they function , if you not need ,just not use it. so easy.
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maybe other know what we do ,but you not know .or you know we have do something ,But you deliberately pretend don't know????
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Build armbian image for BPI-M2+
mikey at allwinner , and maybe fixed this issue, driver all include at before image version, just for application layer have some issue, we need to let it work fine .
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Booting from SSD/SATA
noralee: No matter A83T or H8 or R58 without SATA support from SOC These SoCs have 3 USB ports. One OTG, one host port and one HSIC. So they clearly lack bandwidth compared to all your other boards....
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we are try to write documents on gitbook. and know how to install image to SD card or eMMC flash not good ,but user can reference https://www.gitbook.com/@bananapi/
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it still does NOT work, what is your understanding of ASAP ?
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download from https://github.com/BPI-SINOVOIP/BPI_WiFi_Firmwarehcitool scan can find my Small Hand Rice Phone:slight_smile:
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Booting from SSD/SATA
maybe we need waitting for a H8 hardware, when it achieve, you can understand why @tkaiser always not like us.
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I didn't choose H8 last year due to only support Android 4.4 but Android 5.x~6.0. For M3 SW will be improved, I don't suggest H8 onboard, we must focus on M3 SW development. Org developers got M3...
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Booting from SSD/SATA
One final word from me. If you would care about your customers and given the poorly designed USB situation on BPi M3 (you waste one USB host port completely for no reason -- see how Cubietech does it...
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