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  1. fdd replied to Blaize's topic in Allwinner CPU Boxes
    @Kmani no armbian image worked for me, it only worked MiniArch lpddr3 posted in this thread. I tried armbian image from https://github.com/sicXnull/armbian-build/tree/X96Q-TVBOX-LPDDR3 with no luck, nothing happened, box started with internal nand ignoring the armbian flashed in microsd, I dont know if I did something wrong, but MiniArch lpddr3 image worked, without ethernet but with hdmi working, I plugged a USB ethernet and it worked fine. I didnt touch a byte of internal nand, if you want some file from factory firmware tell me and I'll try to extract it. I opened the box and the board version seems to be 1.3. The box was bought in a bundle deal of aliexpress (buying three things together). Btw I recommend a DC 5.5*2.1 to USB cable adaptor, these boxes work perfectly powered by a USB cable (usb power banks and so on).
  2. fdd replied to Blaize's topic in Allwinner CPU Boxes
    This box deserves more attention it's just the cheapest tv box that I know capable of run linux. 1GB RAM/8GB NAND for just $14 shipment included in aliexpress, someone know another arm board cheaper? I think it's even under production cost, but they sell for that price because nowadays nobody wants a tv box of 1GB RAM unable to run any modern android video apps. I bought one, done little tests for now, I can confirm that it runs "lpddr3" image, with no functional ethernet, but it works the rest (USB, HDMI). Amazing deal for that price! And enough features for a lot of IoT uses.

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