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andreapazzo

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    andreapazzo got a reaction from 062621AM in HACKBERRY - Boot up correct dtb   
    Hello everyone!
    I'm sorry for the time to my last post.
     
    One week ago I decided to install the legacy version of Armbian debian based servers of Cubiebord v1 on my hackberry.
     
    @Igor: I'll report what i'd do so you can choose if include an image for hackberry into your distributions.
     
    0. download Armbian_5.20_Cubieboard_Debian_jessie_3.4.112.7z
    1. write the image on SD
    2. mount filesystem (need a Unix OS i.e. virtual machine with Ubuntu)
    3. replace /boot/script.bin with my script.bin generated from hackberry.fex (see attachments and remove '.txt' extension from filename)
    4. change boot.cmd to avoid frequency error and regenerate boot.scr (optionally - i do this step because i use an hdmi to vga converter)
     
    Hackberry at this point is ready. (YEAH) .
     
    The only problem that i have is with ethernet because dhcp not work (maybe for the driver?).
    A workaround that i use is to setup a static ip.
     
    For the main line distribution i don't know how to proceed because i'm not understand some step.
     
    However this is a point to start for you (if you want) and for other people in community that like me have an Hackberry.
     
    Happy new year to all!
    Best regards,
    Andrea
    hackberry.fex.txt
    script.bin.txt

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