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KodiakFi

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    Hi Goldfish_Paris,
    I've downloaded the hardfloat packages and will try to figure out how to get that going on Jessie Headless.   I'm trying to get Ubiquiti's Unifi Controller software running on Odroid.  It runs on Raspbian on the Pi3 and I believe the secret is the Oracle hard float Java.  At least from posts I've seen detailing prior failures (Odroid users) and prior successes (Odroid C1 and Raspberry Pi 2/3 users).
     
    Wish me luck haha.
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    KodiakFi reacted to Igor in [Odroid C2] Upgrading fresh 5.14 to 5.16 fails   
    Fixed and tested at this moment. Working fine.
     
    Running from eMMC.
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    Some messages are from Armbian's firstrun script, others are from standard components and services. IMO this part should be reworked a little bit, especially since now we have proper logging in firstrun, and removing messages that go directly to /dev/tty1 may actually improve user experience.
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    @KodiakFi
    "Please be patient and press Enter"

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    Just posting back in this thread that hitting 'enter' once did the trick, it's a full-fledged OS now.  I've temporarily commented out the Armbian deb repo until I see the all-clear on here that updating won't softbrick my C2.
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    @KodiakFi
     
    it would help if you mention which revision of Armbian you have burnt, please.
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    The "problem" is that it does not need to reboot. I think only our message is not at corect place. I think its safe to ignore.
     
    Wrote on mobile phone
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    Yes. This problem is not fixed yet. I need to update repository and try ... if I do manually update from latest development build, it works fine.
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    @KodiakFi
     
    Just in case you have the special USB/UART plug for Odroid, you could try to log in with serial console OR if you can find the IP of the ethernet card (using nmap) you could try ssh login

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