support bpi-bootsel cmd can switch to (bpi-m3 & bpi-m2 & bpi-m2p & bpi-m1 & bpi-m1p & bpi-r1)
support uEnv.txt to fatload script.bin & uImage
support uEnv.txt to set video 1080P & 720P & 480P …
support power max. up to 2.5A ~ for DC-IN.
fix rootmydevice issue
based on armbian rootfs, thanks for armbian
support ros (kinetic version)
Note: GPU driver not include ,so not support GPU function on this version, but if you use bpi-bootsel run this image on BPI-M2+, GPU function is support.
I don’t think that HW accelerated video decoding works there for the simple reason that
Cedrus/libvdpau support for A83T (as used on BPi M3) is missing
‘Team BPi’ is either too clueless or too lazy to add the few missing bits
they simply don’t know what they do
So they choose an Armbian image (we support HW acceleration only on our Jessie builds) that contains all the binaries necessary but the library stuff is missing. So when this jessie image I linked to will be used on a Banana Pi M2+ the stuff might work (that’s maybe why they added mpv/libvdpau to the ‘release notes’) but on M3 not.
I am trying to install the OS on banana pi M3.
However, It was unsuccessful.
Insert
the Micro SD card(Bootable USB) once to power, The screen is shown BPI
logo. But after few seconds, BPI-M3 device is rebooted, and repeated
indefinitely.
If you know about these issues, please notify me.
(In my banana pi classic, I have never seen such a problem.)
Yes. unfortunately i’m ordered power adapter but not receiving yet.
So I am currently using a Micro USB port temporarily.
When I burn the “2015-11-21-raspbian-jessie-lite-bpi-m3-sd-emmc” version, it runs well.
but When I burn the “2016-05-13-raspbian-jessie-mate-gpu-bpi-m3-sd-emmc” version or others… , it rebooted infinite loop… .
They changed PMIC (power management IC) settings some time ago so you’re not able to use any recent OS image when trying to power through the Micro USB OTG port.
Whether this is a feature or a bug the @sinovoip support muppet might explain later (they ignore user questions and only jump in when they were poked). The whole problem is well known but since the @sinovoip support muppet is also responsible for product documentation this isn’t documented at all.
Yep tk is correct about the power settings.
The M3 requires about 20Watts at full speed. USB will power down as processor load increases.
@sinovoip could you guys set the install image cpu performance to lowest for the installs ?
Setting the Frequency in the fex scripts to 480mhz on all steps will do the trick.
Once installed to the emmc the normal speed backup can be restored.
If I get around to it later today I will go ahead and make a image for this guy with that change. I will post a script soon to automate the change for you @sinovoip