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Infinity B32 support. #1181
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If you are using the Bluetooth installation, in To turn on the led, execute Post the results of the following three commands, and I record them in the list
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Right now I'm using microsd to boot, it can booted from USB also. So, it is able to write to emmc? About bluetooth, I was able to install and when I checked using 'bluetoothctl' to gather some info about the BT using "list" it shows blank. About LED, it shows the display correctly. Thanks. And this is the last information you asked. |
https://github.com/unifreq/linux-5.15.y Take a picture of the front and bottom of the box. You can see the specific name or model of the device. Do you have Android system for this device? Share a download address. |
Last week I was discussing the wifi on facebook group, and he give me this link of the chip. https://wikidevi.wi-cat.ru/AMPAK_AP6330, wifi BCM4330, BT BCM40183. This this the detail model displayed on android. I am unable to take picts the bottom of the device because it got ripped off when I played around with it, but I will ask someone who has the same device. I dont have the android firmware file. But the android firmware is still intact in the emmc. |
https://github.com/ophub/firmware/tree/main/firmware/brcm There is no firmware for this Bluetooth at present, if you find it, you can add it. The Android driver cannot be used. I added this device to the options list, share 503/504 with h96 |
This is not the driver of your chip |
Well, that's so unfortunate then. Oh yeah, 1 more question. A while back ago I was doing a backup of the emmc using openwrt-ddbr command while I was using OpenWRT. The backup went successfully. I was wondering if somehow I softbrick the device when I play around to install armbian/openwrt and then using that android backup to restore it, will it fully restore the android firmware? |
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Hey, I got the android firmware from my group. I have not tested it but my folks say that my device has the share the same with H96 Max X3. Well if I reference it with your model database IT IS h96 max x3. I want you to archive this firmware to preserve the file. |
Okay, thanks for sharing. I will transfer this firmware here: |
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Device Information | 设备信息
Armbian Version | 系统版本
Describe the bug | 问题描述
Hey, I have Infinity B32 and I was able to boot with meson-sm1-h96-max-x3-oc.dtb ( I use the OC because previously it can booted with normal dtb, so free performance right? ) The device was able to boot with another dtb, HK1box. It booted with Gigabit ethernet and wifi working. But I would like all features on the device working, like BT, the LED display, and able to boot via emmc, though I was not planning to boot to emmc because I dont have any android backup but having that feature is highly appreciate it.
I will attach some photos of the device below.
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