Hi all! I've a linux machine.
So this is its boot text:
Code:
#FIRST FOLDER:
Loading, please wait...
INIT: version 2.88 booting
Using makefile-style concurrent boot in runlevel S.
Starting the hotplug events dispatcher: udevd.
Synthesizing the initial hotplug events...done.
Waiting for /dev to be fully populated...
#SECOND FOLDER:
done.
Setting parameters of disc: (none).
Setting preliminary keymap...done.
Activating swap...done.
Checking root file system...fsck from util-linux-ng 2.17.2
/dev/sda1: clean, 163709/15171584 files, 2893294/60671488 blocks
done.
Cleaning up ifupdown...
Loading kernel modules...done.
Setting aup networking...
Activating lvm and md swap...done.
Checking file systems...fsck from util-linux-ng 2.17.2
done.
Mounting local filesystems...done.
Activating swapfile swap...done.
Cleaning up temporary files...
Configuring network interfaces...done.
Setting kernel variables...done.
Starting portmap daemon...
Starting NFS common utilities: statd.
Cleaning up temporary files...
Setting up ALSA...done.
Setting console screen modes.
Skipping font and keymap setup (handled by console-setup).
Setting up console font and keymap...done.
Loading IPsec SA/SP database:
- /etc/ipsec-tools.conf
done.
INIT: Entering runlevel: 2
Using makefile-style concurrent boot in runlevel 2.
Starting NFS common utilities: statd.
Starting portmap daemon...Already running...
Starting enhanced syslogd: rsyslogd.
Starting deferred execution scheduler: atd.
Starting ACPI services...
Starting anmc(h)ronistic cron: anacron.
Starting system message bus: dbusUnknown username "nm-openconnect" in message bus configuration file
Starting network connection manager: NetworkManager.
Starting virtual private network daemon:.
Starting GNOME Display Manager: gdm3.
Starting Avahi mDNS/DNS-SD Daemon: avahi-daemon.
Starting bluetooth: bluetoothd
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I wonder if someone can help me, translating this text like it would be and android boot... Please! Help me!
its like the post from windows
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Hi all,
I have an elocity A7 Tablet running 2.2 Dexters ElocityA7 Modv1.2, full root access.
I managed to get usb ADB functionality working correctly after forcing the usb mode to client - i can run shell commands etc...
When I first attempted to launch applications from Eclipse I was getting messages stating /sbin/sh : am: not found. I finally managed to get that corrected by editing the am/pm files and creating the correct references with vi.
So now the applications finally install from Eclipse - HOWEVER - they do not launch when I attempt to run or debug. The Apps do get installed correctly, it just appears it Eclipse can't start the activity.
-USB debugging is enabled
Console output when I attempt to run:
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Code:
[2011-09-25 19:40:58 - test] Android Launch!
2011-09-25 19:40:58 - test] adb is running normally.
[2011-09-25 19:40:58 - test] Performing com.test.TestActivity activity launch
[2011-09-25 19:40:58 - test] Automatic Target Mode: using device '028041454220f4d7'
[2011-09-25 19:40:59 - test] Application already deployed. No need to reinstall.
[2011-09-25 19:40:59 - test] Starting activity com.test.TestActivity on device 028041454220f4d7
At this point nothing further happens - The logcat below just displays the debugger detaches but I don't know exactly why.
LogCat Output when I attempt to run:
==============================================
Code:
09-25 19:40:56.242: DEBUG/AndroidRuntime(12380): >>>>>>>>>>>>>> AndroidRuntime START <<<<<<<<<<<<<<
09-25 19:40:56.242: DEBUG/AndroidRuntime(12380): CheckJNI is OFF
09-25 19:40:56.242: DEBUG/dalvikvm(12380): creating instr width table
09-25 19:40:56.252: DEBUG/dalvikvm(12380): Unable to stat classpath element '/system/framework/com.nvidia.graphics.jar'
09-25 19:40:56.272: DEBUG/AndroidRuntime(12380): --- registering native functions ---
09-25 19:40:56.322: ERROR/BluetoothHidDeviceService.cpp(12380): register_android_server_BluetoothHidDeviceService: Registering HIDD Native Methods
09-25 19:40:56.402: DEBUG/AndroidRuntime(12380): Shutting down VM
09-25 19:40:56.402: DEBUG/dalvikvm(12380): Debugger has detached; object registry had 1 entries
09-25 19:40:56.412: INFO/AndroidRuntime(12380): NOTE: attach of thread 'Binder Thread #3' failed
09-25 19:40:56.592: DEBUG/dalvikvm(1331): GC_EXPLICIT freed 1088 objects / 60016 bytes in 35ms
Grateful if anyone has any ideas or can point me in a direction to determine what the cause may be? I know eclipse is configured correctly as I can launch and debug on my Sony Arc 2.3.3 - I think this might be related to a setting on the A7 system
I've narrowed it down to being a problem with my 'am' command - it's not actually doing anything. Anyone know the proper setup for the am command?
Currently this is what I have:
/sbin/am
--EMPTY-- I think this is the problem. If i delete this file however the am command is not found. Do i need to point this somewhere?
/system/bin/am
# Script to start "am" on the device, which has a very rudimentary
# shell.
#
#!/system/bin/sh
base=/system
export CLASSPATH=$base/framework/am.jar
exec app_process $base/bin com.android.commands.am.Am "[email protected]"
Wow as if - problem solved.
#!/system/bin/sh
Needs to be the FIRST line in the file.
Hello All,
I have been searching for a solution to the below mentioned issue all over the net since last one month and finally referred to this forum by my vpn service provider 'cyberghostvpn'.
I am enclosing my config file (test.ovpn.txt), log file(log.txt) & sample password file for 'auth-user-pass' (pass.txt).
Following are the highlighted points regarding this issue :
While the same config file is working fine on my linux machine on android the same is stopping at the prompt "Enter Auth Username :". After entering username the connection sequence continues but the prompt "Enter Auth Password :" never comes like linux.
Hence my analysis is that the openvpn binary is unable to pass my the username-passowrd combination to my vpn server in the console input mode and an auth-failure control message is received shortly later terminating the connection.
If I pass the username-passord combination through the password file as 'auth-user-pass pass.txt' then also the same thing happens (an auth-failure control message is received terminating the connection).
In linux both of these methods are working successfully in establishing the connection proving that there is nothing wrong with cyberghostvpn.
One important point is though on android the openvpn binary is unable to read the config from the .ovpn file, it runs when the options are given as command line arguments as shown below and the enclosed log file is generated in this method.
# openvpn --client --ca ca.crt --cert my_user_name.crt --key my_user_name.key --remote ch.openvpn.cyberghostvpn.com 9081 ..........--tun-mtu 1500 --fragment 1300 --mssfix > log.txt
Anyone who can either help me resolving this issue or refer it to some expert developer on openvpn will be very much appreciated.
Kind regards,
kingsukm
Hi,
I am trying to run blktrace on my Samsung Galaxy S3; and I compiled my own Android ROM from source code found here: git://github.com/Root-Box/platform_manifest.git (it is Android 4.1.2). I have changed certain configurations so that blktrace is included in the ROM. The linux kernel I am using is 3.0.31-CM
However, when ever I try to run blktrace, I got the following error:
BLKTRACESETUP(2) /dev/block/mmcblk0p1 failed: 25/Not a typewriter.
After using strace to trace the system call, I found that ioctl on /dev/block/mmcblk0p1 with cmd BLKTRACESETUP failed, however I couldn't figure out why.
So I am wondering, did you guys successfully run blktrace on Android; and if so, how did you do that? Also, does anyone has any thoughts on what might went run in my situation?
Thanks a lot.
Suli
So I finally figure this out:
1. In order to use blktrace, the kernel has to be compiled with block tracing support
kernel hacking => tracer => enabling IO tracer
CONFIG_BLKDEV_IO_TRACE
I also enabled a few other tracing options just to be safe
2. In order to use blktrace, all cores have to be online
I observed that blktrace could do ioctl for cpu0 successfully, but not for other cores.
Kernel blktrace facility is creating the trace[n] file in sysfs for the n-th online cpu core which blktrace tries to open.
Usually, only cpu0 is online and others are offline.
That's why blktrace failed opening trace[1, 2, 3] and exited.
So cpufreq governor needs to be changed into "performance" mode
After these two tweaks, it is working
yangsuli said:
So I finally figure this out:
1. In order to use blktrace, the kernel has to be compiled with block tracing support
kernel hacking => tracer => enabling IO tracer
CONFIG_BLKDEV_IO_TRACE
I also enabled a few other tracing options just to be safe
2. In order to use blktrace, all cores have to be online
I observed that blktrace could do ioctl for cpu0 successfully, but not for other cores.
Kernel blktrace facility is creating the trace[n] file in sysfs for the n-th online cpu core which blktrace tries to open.
Usually, only cpu0 is online and others are offline.
That's why blktrace failed opening trace[1, 2, 3] and exited.
So cpufreq governor needs to be changed into "performance" mode
After these two tweaks, it is working
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I tried to use echo performance > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_governor, however, I still got the error on my nexus 4:
[email protected]:/ # blktrace -d /dev/block/mmcblk0p23 -o sdcard/
Thread 3 failed open /sys/kernel/debug/block/mmcblk0p23/trace3: 2/No such file or directory
Thread 2 failed open /sys/kernel/debug/block/mmcblk0p23/trace2: 2/No such file or directory
Thread 1 failed open /sys/kernel/debug/block/mmcblk0p23/trace1: 2/No such file or directory
FAILED to start thread on CPU 1: 1/Operation not permitted
FAILED to start thread on CPU 2: 1/Operation not permitted
FAILED to start thread on CPU 3: 1/Operation not permitted
request for help
yangsuli said:
So I finally figure this out:
1. In order to use blktrace, the kernel has to be compiled with block tracing support
kernel hacking => tracer => enabling IO tracer
CONFIG_BLKDEV_IO_TRACE
I also enabled a few other tracing options just to be safe
2. In order to use blktrace, all cores have to be online
I observed that blktrace could do ioctl for cpu0 successfully, but not for other cores.
Kernel blktrace facility is creating the trace[n] file in sysfs for the n-th online cpu core which blktrace tries to open.
Usually, only cpu0 is online and others are offline.
That's why blktrace failed opening trace[1, 2, 3] and exited.
So cpufreq governor needs to be changed into "performance" mode
After these two tweaks, it is working
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Could you tell me how to make cpufreq governor changed into performance mode on nexus
yangsuli said:
Hi,
I am trying to run blktrace on my Samsung Galaxy S3; and I compiled my own Android ROM from source code found here: git://github.com/Root-Box/platform_manifest.git (it is Android 4.1.2). I have changed certain configurations so that blktrace is included in the ROM. The linux kernel I am using is 3.0.31-CM
However, when ever I try to run blktrace, I got the following error:
BLKTRACESETUP(2) /dev/block/mmcblk0p1 failed: 25/Not a typewriter.
After using strace to trace the system call, I found that ioctl on /dev/block/mmcblk0p1 with cmd BLKTRACESETUP failed, however I couldn't figure out why.
So I am wondering, did you guys successfully run blktrace on Android; and if so, how did you do that? Also, does anyone has any thoughts on what might went run in my situation?
Thanks a lot.
Suli
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Hi, Yangsuli,
For the first step, how to enable I/O tracer please? Just add CONFIG_BLKDEV_IO_TRACE=y in .config? WHat else did you add to the config file?
And Could you tell me how to make cpufreq governor changed into performance mode?
Many thanks!
Has anyone successfully established a bridge mode VPN connection (using TAP) in any version of Jellybean, stock or custom?
It seems that every vpn app in the play store suggests that this can't be done in JB. I'd really like to upgrade to JB, but I really don't feel like reconfiguring my whole VPN setup, just to log on to my home server every once in awhile.
Hoping I'm wrong about this...
ushlambad said:
Has anyone successfully established a bridge mode VPN connection (using TAP) in any version of Jellybean, stock or custom?
It seems that every vpn app in the play store suggests that this can't be done in JB. I'd really like to upgrade to JB, but I really don't feel like reconfiguring my whole VPN setup, just to log on to my home server every once in awhile.
Hoping I'm wrong about this...
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Yes all you need to do is search Open VPN Tun [short for tunnel and the name OpenVPN gives the setting] in the Android Play Store to find the Open VPN Settings app created by: Friedrich Schäuffelhut
[Found Here: Open VPN Settings]
When you run it it will run some checks and may ask you to download the following to install the ifconfig binary and the Open VPN binaries in to the system [ifconfig is installed as part of busybox so you maybe good may not but app checks and runs well].
Installer Link [which can also be run on it's own and also checks things and will tell you if you are good to go or if it needs to install things for you.
Open VPN Settings Installer
IF UNSURE USE /system/xbin for install location [first question] and accept defaults or the rest.
THIS WILL REQUIRE A ROOTED ANDROID DEVICE [due to it being a tunnel and not a tap interface you need root to set the connection up and make it usable within android the android VPN client itself only accepts TAP style interfaces due to possible security risks "casual" or "non-technical" users may not understand and thus to protect you from yourself it doesn't do TUN interfaces.
You can use either blah.ovpn OR blah.cfg [Windows servers use .ovpn as extension whereas Linux favors .cfg but both are the same text based profile file]. if I remember right just create /sdcard/openvpn/<whatever> [whatever is whatever directory name [if you want one] I use the client name that way all the keys and profiles are organized and not all jumbled in one folder [or if files have same name or different content then you will be forced to do this for something like multiple OpenVPN server profiles]. THE OpenVPN app tells you this if you open it and there is no /sdcard/openvpn folder found it says to create it in the middle of the main window area]
Also, it is easiest to edit your profiles so there is no absolute directory structure pointing to the files [the ca.crt, client.crt and client.key files].
This is very easy just remove all directories so the line ONLY has the filenames [See example profile in code box below].
Here to make this easy here is an example profile file I use [your server and port as well as if you choose to have it persist the IP addresses of clients across multiple connections may be different, up to you].
Code:
.
# Specify that this is a client
client
# Bridge device setting
dev tun
# Host name and port for the server (default port is 1194)
# note: replace with the correct values your server set up
remote some.domain.or.IP.address.here <whatever port you use here>
# Client does not need to bind to a specific local port
nobind
# Keep trying to resolve the host name of OpenVPN server.
## The windows GUI seems to dislike the following rule.
## You may need to comment it out.
## This MAY NOT be a good choice
## for most folks I use a private server
## without many clients so it doesn't
## affect me if they connect a bunch of times but any security systems
## may not like it if you connect too many times to quickly and you don't
## want your own server blocking your IP when you want to connect now do you :)
resolv-retry infinite
# Preserve state across restarts
persist-key
persist-tun
# SSL/TLS parameters - files created previously
ca ca.crt
cert client.crt
key client.key
# Specify same cipher as server
cipher <choose your cipher>
# [same as you set on your server don't make it different]
## Default here is usually BF-CBC if I remember right
# Use compression
## again make sure you enabled compression in the server profile or comment it out here
comp-lzo
# Log verbosity (to help if there are problems)
## I set it a little higher but not totally verbose
## I like a little info when there are problems
## to help fix them, up to you what you choose
## Can be different from server setting
verb 3
Hopefully this helps. I am unsure of your or anyone else who may like this posts technical skills so trying to be thorough. You could also use this profile to work backward filling in the same settings asked for in the server profile.
ONCE YOU GET THE profile on to the SDCARD and connect the first time the app will always bring it up and all you have to do is tap a checkbox to turn on the VPN Settings app and then once more to enable the profile you want [yes even if just one you have to check it, BUT, IF YOU uncheck the OpenVPN enable/disable checkbox at top the next time you enable it it will auto enable last used connection !
IT REALLY IS A VERY EASY TO USE AN NICE APP [AND ONLY ONE TO SUPPORT OPEN VPN TUN [TUNNEL] INTERFACE SETUPS!
Welcome everyone to my RPi Media Center. This project is aimed at RPi 2 & RPi 3. Just a couple of things before we get started:
This project aims to explain how to set up a complete multimedia center (mediacenter), a game station and a download server. All in one. Any use aimed at hacking / stealing content with copyrights / third parties without express consent is prohibited. This project is based on a set of free software that can be easily found on the internet. This project has no lucrative purpose, its sole purpose is to teach and educate people the configuration and use of the different programs. This project was originally maintained by AikonCWD and has since stopped updating the project, so i am taking it on board to get it back up and running smoothly again. Obviously there will and are hick-ups/bugs. Thus for the mean time i will keep the project in Beta until we have a fully functional release.
For DCMA reasons Kodi will be supplied with NO EXTRA ADD-ONS. Please do not ask about them Look HERE if you are such inclined to do so. We do not condone such behavior.
Features:
-Multi-Media Center: Kodi 17.4 Krypton
-Game Center: RetroPie 4.0
-Game Streaming: Moonlight 2.2.1
-Download Center(s): Transmission & PyLoad
-Workstation: XFCE, FireFox & Chromium
-Tools: a bunch of extra tools
Needed Components:
-RPi 2 or PRi3
-MicroSD SDHC card (6gb or more recommended)
-MicroUSB Charger(5Volt and 3Amp)
-Protective enclosure for the RPi
-HDMI Cable
Recommended Extras:
-Power supply cable with the ON/OFF click button switch
-Heat sinks and fan to help keep the RPi Cooler
-Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo
-Xbox360 Controller (USB)
Pre-Configured for ease of use:
-Everything is pre-configured for a plug and play functionality. You shouldn't have to set anything up unless you have updated the files.
-Everything is in English, Originally translated from Spanish. (Please note i can support more languages if its needed in the future)
-Protocols SSH and SMB (Samba) are enabled (Username: root / Password: aikoncwd)
-Transmission setup for maximum torrent speeds (IT IS HIGHLY RECCOMENDED TO SET THIS UP WITH YOUR OWN Username and Password! Info on how to do that can be FOUND HERE)
-Access via Zeroconf enabled (For remote control via SmartPhone)
Whats Been Disabled for Performance Reasons:
-AirPlay
-Time Addon
-RSS news reader disabled
-Library Sharing Via UPnP
Okay Lets get started with the Installation, its pretty straight forward i have shrunk the .img as low as i can for the mean time. After Beta is done i will make more of an effort to shrink the file further.
Installation:
1. Download the preconfigured BETA-RPiMediaCenter.img image
2. Record the image on your microSD card :
-Windows : Use Win32DisKImager
-Linux :
Code:
sudo pv BETA-RPiMediaCenter.img | sudo dd of=disk2s1 bs=4M && sync
-MAC : Use the Apple-PiBakery program , thanks to jagarciavi
3. Insert your microSD with the .IMG that we loaded on to the SD-Card In the previous step
4. Plug in the power
5. The Raspberry will light up (Red/Green LED's on the mainboard) and the start up splash will show.
7. RPi Media Center will start automatically at boot every time.
8. (Optional) Verify that the partition occupies 100% of your microSD with the command:
Code:
df -h
MD5 CHECK-SUM:
Code:
921d4d195a795ddef00cf221160836f6
*Verify on windows with this TOOL
After Install
It is recommended that you set-up a static IP for your Media Center. It makes things a whole lot easier if you're using Moonlight and Transmission.
Which can be done by:
Opening Terminal and Typing
Code:
nano /etc/dhcpcd.conf
Then removing # From each of these lines:
Code:
interface eth0
static ip_address=192.168.1.100/24
static routers=192.168.1.1
static domain_name_servers=8.8.8.8
And then setting up as to how you need it to. Its different for everyone.
Extras Install Guide:
Configure PyLoad (optional)
PyLoad is a program that allows you to transform your Raspberry into a direct download server . The PyLoad daemon is installed and configured, but it is disabled by default since not all users need to use it. If you want to enable and use PyLoad ... keep reading:
First of all we are going to configure the daemon so that it is auto-executed when turning on the Raspberry . Edit the cron auto-boot file with the command:
Code:
crontab -e
We are located at the bottom, locate the line @reboot pyLoadCore -daemonand remove the comment from the beginning, it should look like this: @reboot pyLoadCore --daemon( you have to put the 2 dashes in front of the word daemon ). Save the changes by pressing the keys: CTRL+ X, then Yand finallyIntro
You will have to restart your Raspberry to have the pyLoad daemon running, remember that Kodi turns on automatically, you must close it to return to the console.
We access PyLoad through a web browser using port 8000 , for example: http://192.168.1.100:8000
The default user is root and password root . In the top menu you can manage the user and change the password (recommended), just below you will find the configuration where you can edit the configuration, captchas plugins etc ... and add any premium account you have from the different hosts.
Overclocking (optional) DO SO AT YOUR OWN RISK!
I recommend enabling a bit of overclock , you'll get more fluency when moving through the Kodi menus and you'll noticeably boost performance when playing emulators. Your CPU will be able to perform faster calculations and access to ram memory or microSD disk will have lower response times.
Strongly recommend use some method of ventilation / cooling in order to avoid reaching 85C , since the RPI lower speed if it reaches that temperature
If you want you can run a benchmark (diagnostic) to test your overclock level, execute the following command:
Code:
curl [url]https://raw.githubusercontent.com/aikoncwd/rpi-benchmark/master/rpi-benchmark.sh[/url] | sudo bash
Raspberry Pi 3: Overclock settings
Edit your file nano /boot/config.txtand paste the following code, you can adjust the values to have more or less overclock:
Code:
force_turbo=0 #Enable cpu-overclock over 1300MHz (default 0)
avoid_pwm_pll=1 #Enable no-relative freq between cpu and gpu cores (default 0)
arm_freq=1300 #Frequency of ARM processor core in MHz (default 1200)
core_freq=550 #Frequency of GPU processor core in MHz (default 400)
over_voltage=6 #ARM/GPU voltage adjust, values over 6 voids warranty (default 0)
sdram_freq=575 #Frequency of SDRAM in MHz (default 450)
sdram_schmoo=0x02000020 #Set SDRAM schmoo to get more than 500MHz freq (default unset)
over_voltage_sdram_p=6 #SDRAM phy voltage adjust (default 0)
over_voltage_sdram_i=4 #SDRAM I/O voltage adjust (default 0)
over_voltage_sdram_c=4 #SDRAM controller voltage adjust (default 0)
gpu_mem=256 #GPU memory in MB. Memory split between ARM and GPU (default 64?)
gpu_freq=550 #Sets core_freq h264_freq isp_freq v3d_freq together (default 300)
v3d_freq=500 #Frequency of 3D block in MHz (default ?)
h264_freq=350 #Frequency of hardware video block in MHz (default ?)
dtparam=sd_overclock=75 #Clock in MHz to use for MMC micrSD (default 50)
dtparam=audio=on #Enables the onboard ALSA audio (always use this ON)
dtparam=spi=on #Enables the SPI interfaces (default OFF)
temp_limit=80 #Overheat protection. Disable overclock if SoC reaches this temp
initial_turbo=60 #Enables turbo mode from boot for the given value in seconds
hdmi_drive=2 #Normal HDMI mode. Sound will be sent if supported and enabled (default 2)
hdmi_ignore_cec_init=1 #Avoids bringing TV out of standby and channel switch when booting (default 0)
hdmi_ignore_cec=0 #Pretends CEC is not supported. No CEC functions will be supported (default 0)
hdmi_force_hotplug=1 #Pretends HDMI hotplug signal is asserted (default 0)
start_x=1 #Enable software decoding (MPEG-2, VC-1, VP6, VP8, Theora, etc. default 0)
overscan_scale=1 #Video Output will respect the overscan settings (default 1)
disable_overscan=0 #Disable overscan configuration. Set 1 if you see black lines on TV (default 0)
disable_splash=1 #Avoids the rainbow splash screen on boot (default 0)
avoid_warnings=1 #Disable warnings (Red=over-temperature ; Rainbow=under-voltage). (default 0)
gpu_mem_256=128
gpu_mem_512=256
gpu_mem_1024=256
Read the commands well, you may want to modify some to customize your image.
Raspberry Pi 2: Overclock settings
Edit your file nano /boot/config.txtand paste the following code, you can adjust the values to have more or less overclock:
gpu_mem=256
gpu_mem_256=128
gpu_mem_512=256
gpu_mem_1024=256
arm_freq=1100
core_freq=550
sdram_freq=483
over_voltage=6
over_voltage_sdram=2
temp_limit=70
force_turbo=0
initial_turbo=60
hdmi_drive=2
hdmi_ignore_cec=0
hdmi_ignore_cec_init=1
hdmi_ignore_hotplug=0
hdmi_force_hotplug=1
#disable_overscan=0
#overscan_scale=1
#overscan_left=49
#overscan_right=49
#overscan_top=29
#overscan_bottom=25
max_usb_current=1
dtparam=audio=on
dtparam=spi=on
You will find a script called bcmstat that allows you to accurately measure the hardware status of your Raspberry, you can see at what speed your CPU is going and at what temperature it is, for this it executes:
/root/bcmstat.sh
MoonLight
*Coming Soon*
DOWNLOADHERE
Download Option#2
Credits:
AikonCWD for his amazing original work
@Valkiry for continuing the development
BUGS
-Desktop/Emulationstation and wifi addons are currently not working.
Just use These commands for what you need when it goes to the terminal:
Desktop Environment:
Code:
startx
RetroPie:
Code:
emulationstation
Wifi
Code:
./RetroPie-Setup/retropie_packages.sh 829 gui
Bluetooth
Code:
./RetroPie-Setup/retropie_packages.sh 803 gui
I will fix these at a later date But for the mean time let me know how you go
Raspberry Pi Mediacenter
Hi. The previous version from AikonsCWD impressed. I was looking for ways to update KODI on Krypton, found your topic. Thanks for the update, but the scripts do not work, the command line falls out. Are there plans to upgrade from beta? I was looking for a way to cross Raspbyan XFCE and KODI, but really nothing happened. Do not tell me how to update or build your image? Thank you.
P.S. English is not my favorite language.
AlexFBG said:
Hi. The previous version from AikonsCWD impressed. I was looking for ways to update KODI on Krypton, found your topic. Thanks for the update, but the scripts do not work, the command line falls out. Are there plans to upgrade from beta? I was looking for a way to cross Raspbyan XFCE and KODI, but really nothing happened. Do not tell me how to update or build your image? Thank you.
P.S. English is not my favorite language.
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Thanks for your feedback, I'm looking at updating it this year but I'm not sure when that will occur. The scripts don't work as stated. If you exit out of kodi you will be met with the command line which is where you run said commands to get them to work. Kodi is updating to 18 later this year so I might update the project to support 18 and the scripts till then this runs as intended.
Hello and thanks for the effort!
Although the image is working fine in my RP2+, I tried it into an RPB3+ and looks the OS is not booting.
Any idea what's happening? I tried default values and also overclock values, neither is making bootstrapping the OS.
kikobeats said:
Hello and thanks for the effort!
Although the image is working fine in my RP2+, I tried it into an RPB3+ and looks the OS is not booting.
Any idea what's happening? I tried default values and also overclock values, neither is making bootstrapping the OS.
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It's not for 3b+.
Only RPi2/3/3B