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<ubone>
<[TheBug]> orange pi one
<ubone>
im trying to connect it to my laptop with eth
<ubone>
both are plugged to a dumb switch
<ubone>
i did 'ip a add 10.0.0.1/8' on the laptop so i assume i had to add 'address=10.0.0.2'
<ubone>
on the pi, at least
<Xogium>
/8 ! That's a bit too extreme
<Xogium>
/32 for a single host ;)
<Xogium>
but what you trying to do ?
<Xogium>
I missed the backlogs
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<ubone>
im trying to connect to it so i can use it
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<[TheBug]>
ubone: easiest would be to run a dhcp server on your other client as Armbian from a defaul install with attempt to use DHCP, second option is google how to update /etc/network/interface to match the network you need and then mount the sdcard and make static network settings in that file -- if you have for some reason chosen a desktop image and NOT the server image, you may need to actually
<[TheBug]>
use Network Manager to configure the interface which is a whole other thing
* Xogium
waves at [TheBug]
<[TheBug]>
After that it would be good just to have some display on the board, either USB TTL UART cable or HDMI screen where you can easily login to the board and set this manuallyu
<[TheBug]>
on the command line
<[TheBug]>
Xogium: how goes
<Xogium>
[TheBug]: seen worse and better, really. We're still not allowed to go in our new place which is really starting to be meh
<[TheBug]>
:( Sorry to hear that, that would be stressful
<ubone>
i have the server img afaik
<IgorPec>
server or desktop = no diff
<IgorPec>
good morning
<ubone>
display is not an option
<Xogium>
[TheBug]: yeah, no kidding. The insurence are also fscking things up, and so's the bank. Argh
<Xogium>
IgorPec: morning
<[TheBug]>
IgorPec: does it utilize /etc/network/interfaces in newest versions then or do you have to configure network manager?
<IgorPec>
yes
<[TheBug]>
IgorPec: he is trying to statically assign an IP to it
<IgorPec>
both should work
<[TheBug]>
I think the article I linked is appropriate
<[TheBug]>
if it will use /etc/newtork/interfaces
<IgorPec>
yes, else network manager
<[TheBug]>
ubone: see that link I posted above
<ubone>
if laptop's eth is 10.0.0.1/32 what gateway and netmask to put in there
<[TheBug]>
you don't need a gateway if only 2 board on the network segment and its not connected to the internet
<[TheBug]>
just assign one side 10.0.0.1 and other 10.0.0.2
<[TheBug]>
255.255.255.0
<ubone>
would 5V 1A be enough to power opi one and a usb hdd
<IgorPec>
nope
<HerculeP>
probably not
<[TheBug]>
For H3 you should have 5v2A as base, it may boot on 1A but you try to use cpu any your gonna undervolt
<[TheBug]>
and for sure not with a hdd
<[TheBug]>
if your gonna connect a hd you should have a good 5v3A supply is my opinion
<Xogium>
I'd try 5v 3a
<[TheBug]>
^^ ding ding
<Xogium>
;)
<HerculeP>
hhd can draw much current when spinning up
<Xogium>
now, if the hdd has its own power source it is different
<Xogium>
like some big 3.5 inch from wd have their own psu
<HerculeP>
sure
<ubone>
it's 2.5
<Xogium>
still can draw quite a bit of power
<HerculeP>
if the hdd is clicking all the time you need a powered hub maybe
<Xogium>
yea saw that once
<Xogium>
thought the hdd was dead
<HerculeP>
usb ports often are limited to 500mA
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<ubone>
how to tell if a power adaptor is stabilised or not
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<HerculeP>
dont use cheap "chargers" with thin cables, look for voltage drops either at the usb output or the GPIO 5v pin(s)
<HerculeP>
70% of mine are not suitable as PSU
<HerculeP>
even if labeled @ 2.5A
<Xogium>
indeed. A lot of charger can't maintain their voltage or amp proper, they keep dropping
<ubone>
i don't really have options to pick from, it's all made in china
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<ubone>
bpa.st/4NLQ
<ubone>
ping just hangs
<[TheBug]>
yeah the interface is likely not named eth0
<[TheBug]>
actually
<[TheBug]>
it should be
<[TheBug]>
lets see
<[TheBug]>
are you seeing a link on the ethernet port / on the switch you are using for the interface?
<[TheBug]>
there should be physical LED to indicate it is linked
<ubone>
y
<ubone>
i did ping it earlier with motioneyeos but it had other issues
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<ubone>
yo finally
<ubone>
changed .1/32 to .1/24 on the laptop and it pings
<ubone>
64 bytes from 10.0.0.2: icmp_seq=37 ttl=64 time=0.315 ms
<ubone>
WE HAS SSHed \o/
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<ArmbianTwitter>
@armbian (armbian): @thomholwerda Sadly most consumer electronic devices runs ancient kernels and receive no update. @internetofshit https://tinyurl.com/y7zvxym5 (13s ago)
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<f476>
im buy orange pi one plus. what best solution for power this board: DC input or USB OTG?
<ArmbianTwitter>
@SipeedIO (Sipeed): @hennichodernich @field_hamster I see, you mean something like armbian? we can maintain one distro, but there my have many difference between chips, need huge effort https://tinyurl.com/ybwp2cjf (13s ago)
<binarym>
$
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<stipa>
jschwart: i guess you could connect a diode with resistor in series directly to pin with power on GPIO, it'll tell you when board has power, when it's on you could do some scripting to turn on some pin to logic "1" which could give you an indication that board booted into the linux
<stipa>
again, you connect another diode to that scripted pin
<stipa>
whn you put it to logic one the power flows through that pin and it's enought to light a diode
<ubone>
how to remove that tip about sudo on login
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<cp->
hey guys questions
<cp->
could someone update the armbian weechat to 3.1
<cp->
it is still at 1.9
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<stipa>
cp-: you could try to compile the version from github and hope for the best
<stipa>
there are instructions how to do it
<IgorPec>
cp- armbian uses debian or ubutu package base. if you need more recent packages follow their guides how to do that
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<cp->
thanks guys
<cp->
I understood now what to do and compiled from apt-src
<cp->
it worked :)
<cp->
So thank you for the kind explanations
<cp->
much appreciated
<cp->
I used the bionic one
<lanefu>
#teamwork
<cp->
works like a charm
<IgorPec>
great!
<cp->
š
<kprasadvnsi[m]>
<lanefu "kprasadvnsi: can you compare spe"> I am getting average 850 KB/s from fosshost.org and around 400 KB/s from the tuna.tsinghua.edu.cn
<lanefu>
kprasadvnsi[m]: okay cool..I'll probably add themto the geoip routing for asia then
<stipa>
seems like usb wifi AC adapters from china have 2.4 Ghz antennas, lost few days wondering why i have dropouts...
<stipa>
they "should" have antenna that supports both 2.4 and 5.8GHz but it's not my case
<stipa>
detachable antennas
<stipa>
if idiots put 2.4GHz antennas only in those adapters where you can't remove antenna people will have fun with those
<stipa>
or are having fun*
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<lanefu>
stipa: ahh so cheap 802.11ac adapters aren't really good for the full AC experience
<ArmbianHelper>
lanefu meant to say: stipa: i think they are wanting a cli tool
<f476_>
but, why speedtest now work on orange pi zero with same install, but dont work on orange pi one plus
<stipa>
there's an older version of iperf3 that doesn0t work as it should
<stipa>
it's circulating around
<stipa>
maybe you have that one on your opi
<f476_>
in zero and one plus same system Armbian 21.02.3 Buster with Linux 5.10.21-sunxi
<stipa>
check the version of iperf3 on both
<stipa>
and compare
<stipa>
'iperf3 -v'
<f476_>
in zero and one plus same version iperf 3.6 (cJSON 1.5.2)
<f476_>
for install i add ookla deb sources on one plus, but dont get after apt update
<f476_>
on pi zero get this deb sources
<lanefu>
iperf and iperf3 are different
<stipa>
i have this one:
<stipa>
root@orangepilite2:~# iperf3 -v
<stipa>
iperf 3.7 (cJSON 1.5.2)
<lanefu>
f476_: orange pi zero.. 32bit.. orange pi one plus.. 64bit.. and also.. their repo is outof sync.. you just need to wait
<f476_>
oh
<f476_>
thanks
<f476_>
try get tomorrow, thx for help guys!
<stipa>
cya
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<stipa>
hmmmm
<stipa>
can ethernet nic work in 100m and switch to 1000m only when it senses that it needs to go faster?
<stipa>
i guess that my usb ethernet nic overheats beacause it0s in the 1000m mode all the time but it doesn't get hot when it's in 100m mode
<stipa>
kind of a guess
<stipa>
i'll try to put it into 100m mode to see if the heat will go away first...
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<kayterina>
hello. I have an orange pi i96 for which I found an image from armbian forum, nmtui-connect reports "wifi cannot be activated". The official images get stuck during reboot. I don't see an option for armian to built an image for this board. Is it a dead end?
<stipa>
wow, setting ethernet nic speed to 100Mb/s from 1000Mb/s solved the overheating
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<stipa>
i have no idea why it overheats doing nothing
<stipa>
when in 1000Mb/s mode
<kayterina>
haha,so the company sells a board that will never reboot? Perhaps it is a feature then!
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<stipa>
people sell many kinds of stuff nowadays
<kayterina>
I search for something in the rpi0 form factor that will have the pins (spi,i2c), an external antenna and sound and at least as capable of cpu as the rpi0. the rockpi S seems like a good fit?
<kayterina>
and nano pi duo2 seems to support ov5640 camera
<stipa>
there's some bananna stuff in that form factor i guess
<stipa>
it has great connectivity so if you need linux to do some things you can communicate with espressif chip but you'll need an extra linux machine
<stipa>
but, you can code pretty much anything for that boards
<peetah>
hello, I've just ordered an odroid HC4 and I'm currently reading the armbian documentation to install it: it does not mention the possibility to, once installed, boot directly the system from SATA, without the requirement of a SD card; is this still a feature not available or just the doc missing this information ? thanks
<Werner>
not possible afaik. You need at least the boot loader on sd
<peetah>
Werner: ok thanks
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<IgorPec>
peetah: we will once make spi bootloader support, but we don't even have any board to play with ;)
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<e3ef13f4ff44>
how are works going with OPi Zero 2?
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<ArmbianTwitter>
@Boschs_Owl (ā Īā”vā”Ī āšŖ” šš¦): About my 7th armbian system.. I really like this no-BS approach. Who needs X anyway.. Certainly not me just for installing it to EMMC (OrangePi 4B) https://t.co/3JYxwcfm0Thttps://tinyurl.com/yd4pkn7o (29s ago)
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<jschwart>
[TheBug]: what you wrote ubone is incorrect, link-local IP addresses always start with fe80 and you to append the interface from which you connect, the loopback address is ::1, you made him go back to IPv4 now which adds little value (only config overhead)
<jschwart>
stipa: yeah I'd need a resistor too, but that seems to add quite a bit of complexity for my case :)
<stipa>
jschwart: sure, things can get messy real fast
<stipa>
but the GPIO just screams for it
<stipa>
nice, tidy "hats" is just no fun
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<jschwart>
stipa: yeah, but I'm planning to put the aluminium case on my tinker board
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<jschwart>
I just needed a proper button to have a way to externally enable maskrom mode (and power button)
<jschwart>
the lights would only be a bonus
<stipa>
jschwart: fancy
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<jschwart>
stipa: yeah I was glad to find a neat looking button :)
<stipa>
jschwart: buttons can be expensive, how much is yours?
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