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Building Armbian for Banana Pi | armbian-config questions

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Dear Community,

 

Everytime I build a new Armbian OS, it comes with "configng" which dosent support the Feature to enable I2C, SPI & UART, the category "Hardware" isnt available in my build. 

How can I add the armbian-config to my automated build-system which adds the armbian-config with support of enabling this?

I add a picture of the armbian-config, which comes with the currently build.

 

At "system" is an entry with "armv7l" , but I build the OS for sunxi8.

What I need to do, to support the Hardware entry in my armbian-config?

configng.PNG

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I Found the Entry, which was in "Hardware" in the old armbian-config.

Now it seems to be categorised in Devicetree Overlays, is this right?

overlay.PNG

3 часа назад, hexzhen3x7 сказал:

Do you know how i can add sun8i-r40-i2c0 , I2c1 & w1-gpio?

There's only one way.
You need to write these overlays yourself.
Then compile them and put them in the target folder of overlays.
After that, they will appear for selection in the configurator window.

After you test them and be sure that they are correct, you can call me @going

and publish the sources of these overlays here and I will add them to the build system.

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