00:03 <birkoff> what is universal multi-boot ? is it safe to install it via 'update' ?

00:31 <ArmbianTwitter> @Migg0r (Mike 'MiggyMan' Woods, Lord of the squid): @HdE_playsgames Google :D (and the armbian forums :D (6s ago)

00:34 <birkoff> no success with installing universal multi-boot either

00:34 <birkoff> the boot screen just remains unmoving

00:44 <birkoff> well it turns i needed this FDT: meson-gxl-s905x-p212.dtb

01:16 <birkoff> but wireless don't work

01:24 <birkoff> what is the wireless model / driver for x96?

01:59 <lanefu> birkoff: not sure what an x96 device is.....thats an old RC image that you downloaded

01:59 <birkoff> x96 is amlogic s905x p212

02:00 <lanefu> k. so ths is no particular SBC that we support or psuedo support.. the TV Boxes stuff is really 1 or 2 people.. you're better off posting in the tv boxes forum problem

02:01 <birkoff> ok

02:01 <lanefu> but you could start with the latest lepotato image and then make device tree adjustments

02:01 <lanefu> since thats an s905x device

02:02 <lanefu> you mean want to look into building your own image and kernel and see if theres ther drivers you need to activate... not sure w/ regards to your wireless... probably need to just crack open the device and find hte chip adn go from there

02:02 <lanefu> https://github.com/armbian/build

02:08 <birkoff> no i'm just asking if anyone knows the driver name to 'modprobe' or the wifi chipset that i should lookup

02:08 <birkoff> what chipset does the le potato uses?

02:08 <lanefu> it doesnt have wifi

04:22 <Werner> Good morning

05:55 <Werner> Oh man this is awesome

05:55 <Werner> I love actions

05:57 <Werner> Whenever a change is made at https://github.com/EvilOlaf/documentation the action pushes to https://github.com/EvilOlaf/docutest which then is served at https://evilolaf.github.io/docutest/

06:11 <Werner> The action could be split up in push an pr. When PR recreate the documentation and push it to a preview repository to see if everything looks good. On push or PR merge it will be pushed to the real documentation repository.

06:23 <Werner> Yeah works. Nice. https://github.com/EvilOlaf/documentation/pull/1

08:45 <Werner> Did we skip 20.05.5?

09:08 <ikmaak> hi, i am trying to use SPI with armbian on a NanoPiM4. i cannot find how to enable...

09:09 <Werner> Maybe armbian-config can handle this. Just give it a try

09:10 <ikmaak> it has no option for it, or any hardware port

09:11 <Werner> Hm no clue then. Never worked with SPI nor do I have this board :/

09:12 <Werner> Did you search the documentation?

09:12 <ikmaak> closest would be "Bootenv" "Edit boot environment"

09:12 <ikmaak> i am looking, but i cannot find it yet

09:14 <Werner> ,g spi nanopi m4

09:14 <ArmbianHelper> https://forum.armbian.com/topic/9555-spi-with-nanopi-m4/ :: SPI with NanoPi M4 - Rockchip 3399 - Armbian forum

09:14 <ikmaak> reading

09:17 <ikmaak> hmm, the tread ends with it not working :P but the info is valuable, it seems

19:44 <IgorPec> Werner: 20.05.4 was rebuild of https://github.com/armbian/build/pull/2032 and .5 because somewithing was missing https://github.com/armbian/build/pull/2043

23:03 <Dr{Who}> I have done various testing on a odroid-c4 and Armbian. My device a pHAT uses the GPIO uart for communication. I was not able to get the gpio uart to work when I build Armbian with BRANCH=current but it does work when I build with legacy. I have tried buster and bionic with the same results. I have looked at the kernel data for the uart and looked over all I can think of. Best I can tell it is a kernel issue but what is strange

23:03 <Dr{Who}> is the onboard ttyS0 debug uart that afaik is the same hardware works fine. This just effects the GPIO uart(s). Anyway I am working on a build recipe for the AlarmDecoder webapp using this hardware so any help is appreciated.