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I try to find a system with an installed windows for test.
Нet offers a simple solution to make charging usb-flash with https://www.slax.org/download/7.0.8/...0.8-x86_64.zip, download and install the script flash.sh
Still no luck. It says again "Loading firmware failed" in AndroidTool. I tried also Rkbatchtool and the same message is present, plus few extra infos, like in the screenshot attached. Interesting that the support chip is reported as RK31, not RK32.
I checked the program AndroidTool, all is well flash.
only need to conform to the image of the field
Well, I did this at some point but the mounting of a partition failed. Check the image attached.
You flash the parameter file?
with three sections as: mtdparts=rk29xxnand:0x00008000@0x00002000(resource),0x00008000@0x0000A000(boot),-@0x00012000(linuxroot)
You flash the parameter file?
with three sections as: mtdparts=rk29xxnand:0x00008000@0x00002000(resource),0x00008000@0x0000A000(boot),-@0x00012000(linuxroot)
whether there is a screenshot log or flash?
I will try exactly how you're mentioning in that screenshot. But where I am now I have no files downloaded, because your host is down and I can't download them. Can you fix it pls?
Ok, I installed it. I didn't have the time to test it at maximum, only I saw it booting until XFCE login. Now I'm curious if I can install a Kodi/XMBC to test its multimedia capacities, especially video hw acceleration (1080p, blu ray), although I may be a bit skeptical at this.
I need another advice please. I enter correct user and password, press enter but immediately I'm logged out, going back to log in screen., I can't see the xfce desktop.
I need another advice please. I enter correct user and password, press enter but immediately I'm logged out, going back to log in screen., I can't see the xfce desktop.
yes
login: user
password: password
for a number of installation image?
It was such a mistake, but in the image of 20150503 is not observed
You can go to the console (ctrl+alt+f2), can login as root enter inet 3; startx
This is very interesting. I just bought a ENY EKB328 set-top box running the same Rockchip quad cpu. Its only fault is the Android 4.4 which is awful. The specs look so similar to the Firefly that I am tempted to try to load it but I am at a loss. Show me a PC or a HP-UX or other Unix workstation and I'd be all right, but I am brand new to ARM and the only thing I've actually used before is a Genessi Smarttop on whicgh I'm running Kali Linux from an SD card. Have you seen the specs on the EKB328?
I have never flashed an arm device and though I am nott worried about the cost, I'd hate to brick it. Any suggestions or guidance would be greatly appreciated.
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