#24.5 Ox64 Pine64 $8 Risc-V SBC - Programming and Booting Linux
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- An updated version of my #24 video.
The video shows Pine64 Ox64 Single Board Computer. It also covers the basics of installing the firmware, loading, and booting Linux os.
Pico firmware to support two serial ports is here:
github.com/Kri...
Flashing Instructions:
github.com/ope...
Flashing software:
dev.bouffalola...
Other useful software:
www.balena.io/...
www.7-zip.org/
Outstanding tutorial, thank you!
You're welcome! Thx for taking time to comment!
@@MyGeekyHobby I managed to find time to try flashing using your tutorial and can report success so many thanks and I look forward to more 0x64 videos once updates get released as it has so much potential! 👍
Very nice video, TNX.
thx for taking time to comment, appreciate !
Ya I don't think the Pi's will ever come back... They invested to much into China to make their boards.
...weren't the PIs all made in UK?
@@MyGeekyHobby yes but the parts to make them mostly came from china
I know what video im coming back too once the package gets here.
This was so helpful.
Thanks bunches.
Is that the SOC used in the Pinecil soldering iron?
The ox64 could be surface mounted, just use your imagination on the receiving pcb.
Thanks for the comments Mike. Of course, there are "creative" ways to surface mount the PCB, one can add some cut-outs etc., my comment was that it's not as easy as it is with raspberry pi pico, but not a "show stopper".
Runs linux? There are better kernels... Linux is just too huge.
This RISC-V board seems a bit too complex for my projects.... i don't want or need a Linux Board... Linux = yuk! But the price looks nice! I should have a reasonably priced RISC-V microcontroller soon.
Perhaps you should then have a look at ESP32-C3, which is also RISC-V
RPI Pico could run Linux if had 8+MB ram, that is the only thing that preventing us from running Linux on Pico. Linux kernel needs at least 8MB ram.
What better open hardware board for DIY phone?
strange i get everything flashed and on the first serial port i get messages saying MBOX mailbox IRQ but if i try to switch my serial over to gpio 16 and 17 theres nothing, ive tried flipping the pins around and changing baud rate from 2000000 to 115200 and i can't get anything out of the serial port
Try to connect RX with TX on the non working port, just to confirm the 2nd port is working correctly.
Same result here. Tested the com port, it's working. It's as if Linux isn't booting. How to tell?
@@GunPilot64 I learned that you need to use the previous version of thr devcube software
Nice video! Where did you buy this board?
pine64.com/product/128mb-ox64-sbc-available-on-december-2-2022/
MangoPi MQ-Pro D1 Demo Board RISC-V SBC has Blue Tooth and WiFi working but doesn't have an Office Suite yet. HDMI out but sound must be wired on the board. I hope they come out with a good desktop system soon.
Nice video. Thanks! Is the WiFi driver available yet?
Not yet!
@@MyGeekyHobby Please reply here if you have an update later. I will do the same. Thank you.
All I get is "shake hand fail"
At what point in the video? Did you try to lower the speed?
@@MyGeekyHobby Yup, tried lower speed...then I figured out I was using the wrong COM port (I finally heard your comment about using the same port that you get the "Ping Pong" on). Now I am getting "hand shake success" and failing on " ErrorCode: 000C, ErrorMsg: BFLB SET CLOCK PLL FAIL"
Very nice video, i am looking forward to the development of this chip!😄
Fingers crossed!
I've recently purchased a couple of these boards and still just getting started. As I understand it, the m0 and d0 firmwares run the corresponding cores on the SoC (presumably a boot loader of sorts, that loads the linux kernel before handing over control). However I couldn't find any details of the IOT firmware file . Could you please elaborate/link to any relevant documentation ?
A lot of this is undocumented / early days unfortunately . There is a pretty active community on Discord, join the conversation there: discord.gg/pine64
@@MyGeekyHobby Thanks I will check it out
I think the IOT file is the actual OpenSBI firmware and u-boot bootloader. The m0 firmware is there to pass interrupts to the d0 core, and the d0 firmware is just a small loader which then loads opensbi and uboot. EDIT: Running the string command on these files confirms this.
Please keep me updated!
sure
Isn't that what the "subscribe" button is for? :)
Thank you! 😀
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