http://www.cloudnetgo.com/productinfo/138177.html

Which of the supported boards can this device be compatible with? Can any of the supported configurations be used to build a kernel for this device ?

Hi! 

 

@balbes150 provided a working image for a RK3399 box. Maybe you should give it a shot.

 

Good luck!

 

@xoodoo  Please read the following FAQ post:  https://forum.armbian.com/topic/16976-status-of-armbian-on-tv-boxes-please-read-first

 

While the above posted thread on rk3399 support will give you information on the status of the rk3399, the latest balbes150 build with rk3399 support can be found here: https://users.armbian.com/balbes150/arm-64/

 

I installed and ran the above build on a Magicsee M6 Max rk3399 box.  I don't know about the box you linked to above, but you can try the different u-boots and dtb files and you may find something that will work for you.

Thanks, i will try latest balbes150 build.

I will report on the results as soon as they are.

14 часов назад, SteeMan сказал:

Magicsee M6 Max rk3399 box

This is the only TV box for which there was previously minimal support.

 

Do you think these builds won't work ?

None of the builds from https://users.armbian.com/balbes150/arm-64/ start on CloudnetGo CR19

 

I was able to successfully start "Armbian_21.08.0-trunk_Orangepi-rk3399_focal_current_5.10.61_xfce_desktop" build, but she does not see the onboard  network hardware.

It is also impossible to view the list of PCI devices, since the lshw and hwinfo packages in this build are not available and I could not install them due to the network unavailability. I don’t know what to do in this situation, pls tell me a possible solution ..

The Device Tree Source of this device is included in the attachment. Please help me to build Armbian with this hardware ..

CloudnetGo-CR19-RK3399-box-rev2.dts

@xoodoo You have access to the source code so you are free to work on support for your box.  I don't think you understand how much time and effort what you are requesting takes, however.  Having never heard of your box model, and I suspect no one around these forums has this box, you are likely on your own.

I just assumed that some of the regular Armbian developers would look at my DTS and give at least comments like "all DTS hardware is supported by the project" or "not all hardware is supported".

One of the existing configurations most suitable for my device is OrangePI. I assumed that it would be possible to create and use a configuration for my board based on it, if at least all suitable or compatible drivers are found. For example wireless-wlan {wifi_chip_type = "ap6356"; compatible = "wlan-platdata"; or ethernet @ fe300000 { compatible = "rockchip, rk3399-gmac"; At a minimum, the configuration for OpangePi does not recognize or does not support these most necessary interfaces. Of the ones I need, there is also a SATAIII controller on my board, but I do not know where and how it is described in DTS, maybe you can tell me

Support for RK3399 SoC in general is mostly complete. However it is up to you to implement this in your random tv box. For further assistance from Armbian developers please read here: https://github.com/armbian/build#support