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missing armbianEnv.txt - unable to toggle hardware

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I am trying to port my app running on legacy OS to Mainline OS and found some problems: I was able to replicate problem with following actions:

 

1) git cloned fresh copy of source to new directory - OK

 

2) edited config-default.conf:

KERNEL_ONLY="no"           
KERNEL_CONFIGURE="no"         
CLEAN_LEVEL="make,debs,oldcache,images"  
DEST_LANG="en_US.UTF-8"         
BOARD="pine64so"
BRANCH="next"
RELEASE="xenial"
BUILD_DESKTOP="yes"


KERNEL_KEEP_CONFIG="no"            # do not overwrite kernel config before compilation
EXTERNAL="no"                # build and install extra applications and drivers
EXTERNAL_NEW="prebuilt"            # compile and install or install prebuilt additional packages
CREATE_PATCHES="no"            # wait that you make changes to uboot and kernel source and creates patches
BUILD_ALL="no"                # cycle through available boards and make images or kernel/u-boot packages.

 

3) run ./compile.sh - OK

 

4) burn image and boot - OK

 

5) Now I look for armbianEnv.txt - none in any directory - Error??.

 

6) start sudo armbian-config - OK

 

7) move to System/Hardware - empty list after several errors:

- cat: /boot/armbianEnv.txt:No such file or directory

 

Could be i missed some docs explaining this ?

Mike

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Workaround adopted:

1) create new armbianEnv.txt

2) added line "overlay-prefix=sun50i-a64 

 

Now it works - even if armbianEnv.txt should be created by system with many other lines ....

 

Any comment?

Mike 

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Igor:

Ready to test anything related to pine64LTS aka sopine; it is the only HW I have available.

You can find my e-mail on Linkedin.

Mike

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