odroid/m1: testing latest version

[symgryph]

I managed to get everything working at the compile step, but its on a remote machine without a sd card reader. What is the command to compile to an .img format I can then write on a different computer?

[paralin]

Hi @symgryph it depends on which target you're using. For raspberry pi it's make cmd/pi/common/buildimage - you can run "make help" and check at the end of the output for the available commands. There's usually also a readme under configs/pi/common (or whatever target you're using) that has that reference too. Let me know if you found it!

[symgryph]

I did finally manage to make it compile the image. I just attached a virtual device to the virtual machine. One question though, the system wouldn't even recognize it when I tried to boost though, I tried using a default config for an m1. Keep in mind that I also have an nvme drive with an operating system on it and when I told it to boot from the MMC BLK0 it simply didn't do anything. Sincerely, THOMAS MUNN

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[paralin]

Odroid m1? I assume you mean you attached a device to your virtual (build) machine and then used format and then install? I have a m1 here, will test.

[symgryph]

Yes, I have an odroid m1 with mvme drive on it. I did try pushing the recovery but the SD card never loaded. I was using pettiboot with a menu selection. I also tried the recovery button but that didn't seem to work either. There's an operating system on the nvme drive that does boot Sincerely, THOMAS MUNN

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[paralin]

@symgryph Working on testing this when I have a moment. My current system, I built and did "format" then "install" directly to a sd card, then booted that. The system is somewhat old though, so I am working on building and testing the latest version.

[symgryph]

Thank you very much! I would love to run skiffos. Unfortunately, I don't have a serial console so I'm not sure if the output is going to the serial console. It's certainly not going to the HDMI port. Sincerely, THOMAS MUNN

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[paralin]

Built the image, will try to test w/ serial debug monitor today.

[symgryph]

I eagerly await your results Sincerely, THOMAS MUNN

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[paralin]

It seems to work:

1. export SKIFF_CONFIG=odroid/m1,core/debian
2. make configure compile
3. sudo bash
4. export ODROID_SD=/dev/sde
5. make cmd/odroid/common/format
6. make cmd/odroid/common/install

I connected via SSH (not HDMI), so I am not sure if the HDMI output is working. Would it be possible for you to connect an ethernet connection and check your router to see if it appears & has an ip address? It is configured to use dhcp on default.

Or could you check the SD card under skiff/journal - check if there are any journal files there.

You can read those journal dirs with journalctl -D ./path/to/journal/dir

If you see those journal files there and/or if the ethernet connects but you still don't see anything on hdmi I will go ahead and test the hdmi as well.

Otherwise I could try sending you a prebuilt image if you would prefer, to see if the issue is something with how the image was built.