So I burned the image of ubuntu 16 from your images, than I copied the contents of BPI-BOOT the bananapi folder to the boot directory on disk and BPI-ROOT contents, the lib folder to the root directory overwriting the lib folder. But the bananapi will not boot, I get a blue screen and after a few seconds it turns black, saying no signal.
I guess you use hdmi? This is one of things only working on 4.4…but you can change network-settings like described on my wiki to login via ssh or use debug-uart (usb2serial).
I also faced this problem one week ago, the reason is latest source code of luci doen’t stable yet, also I report issue to here: https://github.com/jow-/lucihttp/issues/1, but have no time to find the root cause yet.
The workaround is to use stable luci code, so please change the source of luci package in feeds.conf.default to below:
Is ssh enqbled in ubuntu by default with permitrootlogin? Have it also fixed on lan-ports?
Are you workin on integrating hdmi in 4.14?
@roman i hve no page for ssh yet…i mean configure network to get access to exing ssh-server. Network-config in 4.14 is different to 4.4 because of changed interface-names. But please make a new thread…this is for lede
Please make sure you’re using latest source code from https://github.com/garywangcn/bpi-r2_lede/tree/bpi-r2-on-lede-v1, and then ensure the option Advanced configuration options ->Target Options ->Use software floating point by default is NOT selected.
And then compile whole project.
status (boolean) temporary IPv6 address. I didn’t check all your entries, I may know some of them but I mostly don’t know them… anyway you can forget all /proc/sys/net/ipv6/ entries. they are nothing related to temperature.
those inside /sy/device/virtual are parentless devices… I personally never have to deal with them, I don’t know much about them, excpet that they are used somehow for RAID… fyi, virtual devices can be elsewhere too…
/sys/firmware/devicetree/base/thermal-zones/cpu_thermal/ I don’t much about it, but seems interesting. I can’t turn on my BPI for now…
I need myself to monitor the temperature, I don’t know yet where are temperature sensors on the BPI, but I keep in mind to connect my own senor directly to the gpio. I don’t know if the gpio can be used with lede though…
It will take a huge time to validate all userspace packages, actually we’d like you are using the packages from the stable release, also please maintain yourself repository if you want to make a product based on R2 and Openwrt.
can you please share us the list of installed packages?
If you are still use latest luci code, maybe the workaround in https://github.com/jow-/lucihttp/issues/1 is required, please note that the workaround isn’t agreed by author yet.
You are still using latest luci code, you have two ways to let luci to work:
Apply below patch to file build/target…/lucihttp-2018-04-22-ccc685e5/lib/lua.c, and then rebuild project.
Use the code from https://github.com/openwrt/luci.git;lede-17.01, the commands are:
1). change feeds.conf.default
2). scripts/feeds update -a
3). scripts/feeds install -a
4). make -j1 V=s
so maybe my fault was not to enter the commands from step 2 to 3.
I changed the feeds.conf.default but nothing was changed (without step 2,3)
Thanks a lot @garywang
I will give them a try
also i cannot find “build/target…/lucihttp-2018-04-22-ccc685e5/lib…”