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Rockchip SoC requires a patched version of chromium to support hardware video acceleration.
Install using arch-rock-config
arch-rock-config install chromium
For Wayland, if chromium does not launch after installation, this can be fixed by logout the system and login again.
Alternatively, you can install it manually with the package chromium-mpp from 7Ji repo (requires additional configuration).
For some reason, Arch Linux ARM (ALARM) Official Pacman Repository can break sometimes when you install or update anything with pacman at a good timing (e.g. when they are updating packages).
If you see an error message like invalid or corrupted package (PGP signature), run the following command:
sudo pacman-key --populate
Note: it seems like there may be issues with bluetooth on linux-radxa-rkbsp5-git (5.10.160), consider using linux-rockchip-joshua (5.10.160) if you need bluetooth.
There seems to be issues with NetworkManager on wpa_supplicant, therefore we are using iwd by default, (notes iwd is pre-installed since b05-2)
In case GUI WiFi Settings doesn’t work, you can connect to a WiFi using the following command:
sudo wifi-menu wlan0
Bluetooth issues has been fixed in b05-1, if it doesn't work, start bluetooth manually using the following command:
sudo /usr/local/bin/bt_ap6275p.sh
This is due to u-boot not being packed with the older images, fixed in b06-dev
(source: https://www.reddit.com/r/OrangePI/comments/1atrn4p/comment/krq97g4/?context=3)
Here are some commands that may help you with troubleshooting:
print system diagnostic messages
sudo dmesg
save system diagnostic messages to dmesg.txt
sudo dmesg > dmesg.txt
print system log entries
sudo journalctl
save system log entries to log.txt
sudo journalctl > log.txt
list all available network interface
ls /sys/class/net/
print status of NetworkManager
sudo systemctl status NetworkManager
print configuration of NetworkManager
NetworkManager --print-config
print status of Bluetooth
sudo systemctl status bluetooth
print status of AP6275P bluetooth script
sudo systemctl status bt_ap6275p.service
I use Arch. Btw.