I could not change the boot parameters on any of the 3 Linux images provided …
For Debian and Rasbian i cannot even find the boot parameters… the boot partition is empty.
Anyonw managed to move the root file system on a HDD on the M3 ?
HI vlad,
Did you succeed running debian, raspbian or ubuntu on BPI M3 without error?
I read on this forums that sinovoip all OS (excep android) provided are corrupted and i tried it. Only android are running smoothly. Still waiting for their final release.
Since my M3 seems to arrive today I just tried it again with the Ubuntu 15.04 image: They didn’t exchange the file on Google Drive so still corrupted:
macbookpro-tk:~ tk$ unzip -l /Users/tk/Downloads/BPI-M3_ubuntu_15.04_hdmi.img.zip
Archive: /Users/tk/Downloads/BPI-M3_ubuntu_15.04_hdmi.img.zip
warning [/Users/tk/Downloads/BPI-M3_ubuntu_15.04_hdmi.img.zip]: 76 extra bytes at beginning or within zipfile
(attempting to process anyway)
error [/Users/tk/Downloads/BPI-M3_ubuntu_15.04_hdmi.img.zip]: reported length of central directory is
-76 bytes too long (Atari STZip zipfile? J.H.Holm ZIPSPLIT 1.1
zipfile?). Compensating...
Length Date Time Name
-------- ---- ---- ----
4294967295 09-24-15 07:22 BPI-M3_ubuntu_15.04_hdmi.img
-------- -------
4294967295 1 file
note: didn't find end-of-central-dir signature at end of central dir.
It’s unbelievable that this is all done by a ‘company’ and not a bunch of first graders…
Very disappointed, SinoVoip company build this forum & continuing sell BPI-M3 but they not response to all clients complaints, All OS are broken please fix these problem.
I don’t think so, AFAIK @projectbananapi built this forum that is currently called official.
You extracted corrupted ZIP files to create disk images you use now. Not the best approach
Since they have no clue about software at all they simply used the BSP they got from Allwinner. Then they did nothing a few months. Now they ship the devices and now they start to realise that somethings’s wrong, eg.
They refrain from using a more recent u-boot version that would make use of script.bin so you really have to setup a build environment to change such trivial stuff like display initialisation. You should be able to adjust kernel parameters by using uEnv.txt, at least these kernel parameters are set correctly:
I have searched a lot on the Internet how to mount the root file system on the USB drive, but, found no result, but macbook pro won’t turn on helped me a lot in this regarding that provided the entire guidance on this.