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Robolightning

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  1. My repo with try to port it from Android source codes and ChatGPT. Maybe it will help you: https://github.com/StableKite/OPiZero2WTVOutDriver
  2. Thanks. Android source code is presented on OrangePi official website. I'm trying to port driver last weeks, but it's not easy for me, I'm never work with drivers early. At this reason I would be really greatful any help from experts
  3. AndroidTV 12 can, isn't? Are you about OrangePi Zero, or Zero 2W, that can?
  4. Hello! I could find quite a bit of information about the analog video output for OrangePi Zero 2W on Armbian under Ubuntu. On Android TV-OUT works. Are there any plans to add this feature to Armbian? It is very critical for me. If no one plans to do this now, then I would be extremely grateful for advice from experts on how to port / modify existing drivers, perhaps take something from the AndroidTV 12 code, where the video output works? I am a developer, but I have not previously dealt with driver development for Linux, but if I understand in which direction to act, then using ChatGPT sooner or later I should be able to cope. I would be very grateful for any help!
  5. Hello, I'm new there. Is any way to use TV-out on this board with the Armbian/Ubuntu builds (not Android)? Is any plans to add TV-out support for this board into Armbian?

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