Hi,

 

I got a "Orange Pi Plus 2" and installed armbian in it:

http://www.armbian.com/orange-pi-plus/

It is necessary that the operation of the web browser becomes more fluid, do I need this in my application.

I need another browser version? which one? I need to enable something to be accelerated 2D and 3D? How to?

 

Forgive me because of my bad english.

i dont think there are any browsers out there, that support HW acceleration on H3.

It is necessary that the operation of the web browser becomes more fluid, do I need this in my application.

 

Think about installing the OS to eMMC please and then report back. Please see here for potential show-stoppers: http://forum.armbian.com/index.php/topic/1070-install-to-emmc/?p=8433

Think about installing the OS to eMMC please and then report back. Please see here for potential show-stoppers: http://forum.armbian.com/index.php/topic/1070-install-to-emmc/?p=8433

 

Hello.

I had no time to use the script to install the EMMC memory yet. But I opened the script and in the beginning I came across the following line:

if cat / proc / cpuinfo | grep -q 'sun4i'; Then DEVICE_TYPE = "a10"; else DEVICE_TYPE = "a20"; fi # Determine device

I have a Orange pi plus 2, with h3 processor, this script is for him?

Tomorrow I will try anyway, but if you can save my time with the answer I thank you.

There are more recipes in one file. The one you looked on is important for NAND installations on A10 and A20. Here we have eMMC, so other section of the script take care of proper installation.

 

Take a look once more and remember that you need to have Armbian 5.10 since you need an updated boot loader too. Bootloader for MMC and eMMC is the same, so if you want to use this script on some older version it wont work.

Think about installing the OS to eMMC please and then report back. Please see here for potential show-stoppers: http://forum.armbian.com/index.php/topic/1070-install-to-emmc/?p=8433

 

Cool, I installed the system in the internal memory. What can I do about the browser now? He was a little faster to open, but navigation is still a bit heavy.