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Xu Fulin

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    Xu Fulin reacted to royk in Hardware acceleration with Chromium   
    After updating the chromium-browser and gpu drivers I'd also a high cpu usage. After searching for way too long I realized that chromium-browser was running under xwayland.
    To set it back to Wayland:
    chrome://flags/
    search for "Preferred Ozone platform"
    Set to Wayland
     
    The cpu usage is back to around 10/15% while playing 4k YouTube video again.
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    Xu Fulin reacted to UniformBuffer in Run Anbox on Armbian   
    Hi,
    i would like to try running some Android app on Armbian. I see that Anbox is available on the repository, but i cannot get running. When starting i got
     
    Failed to start as either binder or ashmem kernel drivers are not loaded
     
    Obviously i'm not asking support for Anbox, i would like to know how to enable binder and ashmem kernel modules. When i try to modprobe them i got:
     
    modprobe: FATAL: Module binder not found in directory /lib/modules/5.6.15-meson64
    modprobe: FATAL: Module ashmem not found in directory /lib/modules/5.6.15-meson64
     
    On the git there is a guide on how compile and install them, but since they are kernel modules they are probably used for some other programs and maybe they could be installed in some easy way, maybe using apt. So before trying to compile and install them by myself, i would like to know if is possible to install them more easily.
     
    I'm using a AML-S905X-CC board and i'm on Debian Buster image upgraded to Sid.
     
    Thanks for the attention,
    Have a good day

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