Just got my NanoPC-T1 seems a nice unit, having some issues with the HDMI interface, but I am sure it's OK just have to try a different cable maybe. Connected up via the Android ADT and seems OK. Anyone else been testing one yet? Phil
NanoPC-T1
I recall there was similar on the ORDROID U3 platform ... just maybe: http://forum.odroid.com/viewtopic.php?f=80&t=3323
Thanks Dave, ideally I want to run it on my VGA monitor so I got hold of a HDMI to VGA converter. But it does not work, I will get hold of a different converter this weekend and try it again. Phil
I am not sure how to fix an "Input signal out of range" that my monitor is complaining about when running the NanoPC via an HDMI to VGA adapter. Presumably the monitor cannot achieve the 1080 resolution hence the error message, but are there any boot options I can change in the NanoPC? Currently it is set to "LCD-Type = HDMI1080P30" anyone know what options are available so that I can run with an old monitor? Phil
I am aware that other similar boards seem to have trouble with 1080. I can only suggest searching the RaspberryPi and Ordroid U2 forums for some clues. Looks like you have to register: http://forum.odroid.com/search.php?keywords=vga The U2 and U3 have a slightly more capable 4412 chip and there were 5 pages of VGA related postings.
If you use HDMI by linux (not android), friendlyarm's 4412 boards don't support HDMI output. I tried to port odroid kernl 3.8 to tiny4412 because of using HDMI port. I failed why odroid's 4412 board works with secured firmware(I'm not sure.). I don't have any imformation about secure code. I just confirmed some part of secure firmware stops tiny4412 on booting linux.
********SOLVED******** Finally solved the HDMI problem. Change the LCD-Type to HDMI720p60 in the FriendlyARM.ini file. see below LCD-Type = HDMI720p60 LCD-Mode = No CheckCRC32=No However the USB WiFi on the NanoPC-T1 like the Tiny4412 is still not working, can anyone give an update of when Friendlyarm will get this working? Phil
I also just received the NanoPC-T1 in hopes of making a XBMC client out of it. First impressions say that there will be quite a bit of development work still needed to get Android stable on this board. The connection through HDMI straight to my TV is working, but I do get the occasional glitch in the screen. I am also experiencing lag in the mouse cursor along with lag while playing HD video. I had to purposely set the resolution to 720p to remove a lot of the lag associated with the graphics. There also seems to be a decent bit of lag over the network (I've streamed HD through 100mbit no problems before but the NanoPC-T1 seems to want to buffer a lot). That, and the unit itself is getting really hot as well. Any help?
Some discussion on another forum pointing out the lack of a heatsink on the 4412 in this product. I guess I would be verifying that the CPU is the culprit and see what one could do about heatsinking and/or fan. A large amount of traffic on that same forum has to do with video related issues. Sounds like you are getting similar performance c.f. other similar product. Good luck!
Dave, Which forum is that? I am trying to find the most information I can about this product. I take it I can use the tiny4412 sources? It looks like the unit was flashed with the tiny4412 android kernel and base system. As for getting hot, it might be something to do with the software side of things. The case they designed for it is open air and this processor is currently in a phone and tablet or two, no? While a heatsink is a good idea and I'll be adding one along with a fan when I 3D print my case, but I don't think the chip itself should be running that hot.
http://forum.odroid.com/index.php It is 4412 based but the Prime version. I would expect it to be quite similar to the 4412 in this product. > it might be something to do with the software side of things. What, overclocking or different power management setup? Has their forum sprung into life?
Dave, At least with a quick browsing of Odroid forums, it looks like they are having better success with Debian along with Mali drivers/xorg. If I can find out how to boot into debian with this unit, I would do it. Right now I am downloading the tiny4412 DVD, which I hope is in english.
Hi,All We are porting the Odroid software to NanoPC-T1, and going well for now. P.S, Why not Odroid use the Linux kernel 3.8 to higher in android? since it has appeared in Ubuntu 1304 for Odroid. And, the samsung Galaxy S3-i9300 has updated to Android 4.3, I guess Odroid will do that soon, but still Linux-3.0. Mindee
Mindee, That sounds great! I'm sure Android will be a fine OS once it is cleaned up and optimized. I've been running KitKat on my S2 Skyrocket and it's amazing. With extended battery, I am getting close to 5 days out of it and for being years old now, it's smooth as butter and can run XBMC just fine (small screen though). I think that is with a modified 3.0.101 kernel too. Another question I have is the heatsink. Do you think I could get away with running one of those cheap 2 dollar stick on ram heatsinks that are all over ebay and use a quiet fan mounted a top to draw that heat out? I'm hoping that will be enough because other components on the board won't allow a bigger heatsink to fit over everything (height issues).
Hi, Rusty We didn't use heatsink ever, since it's a mobile SOC, and so many mobile phone use it. I don't think it is necessary to overclock. Mindee
Hi Can you help me and answer some questions. How do i get a NanoPC-T1. On this page http://www.andahammer.com/t1-nanopc/ i can add it to card. After this i pay it. But where do i put my address and where are the cost for shiping to germany?
Hi, Phil We are porting the Odroid software to T1, for now the Ubuntu can run very well with HDMI output, we'll release a new ROM soon. for the Android, it will take longer time, anyway, we'll update an Android rom that can use USB wifi correctly, please wait. Mindee
Hi,Phil... we just made a Ubuntu(from Odroid) image for NanoPC-T1/Tiny4412, it is too big, and need a 8g SD card, please try: Linux kernel version: 3.8 Ubuntu: Xubuntu 1304 https://www.dropbox.com/sh/thiub5kgcm7tq4g/xDQkYdru8r Mindee
Hello, I just received mine today, nice board, do you know if there is support for Linux + Qt for this board, if so where to get the image? Thanks!
Hi please give me a proper channel to buy this board in INDIA. We are waiting for this board. Please send me details at my email id : embedded.555@gmail.com
Hi Mindee, I read that you made an ubuntu image for nanopc. Can I get image please? And how can I install it? Thanks Fabio
Hi Mindee Just installed the latest Android 20140412 (4.2.2) but still no USB WiFi. Any idea when this is going to be fixed on the Tiny4412 and NanoPC Regards Phil
The Android support the USB WiFi, we have test it. It can support Some USB WiFi , but no all USB WiFi. I think the USB WiFi you used is not support by the NanoPC Android
Mindee, Will the new Ubuntu image work on the new super4412 boards? If yes, where can I get the image now? The dropbox link above is dead. Thank you.
NanopcORG or Mindee Can you tell me which USB WiFi units will work with the NanoPC? I have four different ones' and none of them will work. Phil
USB wifi support RTL8192CU w/ TPLINK WN821N from this website http://www.arm9.net/nanopc-t1.asp @NanopcORG : how to use RPI camera in Nanopc T1? driver
Hi @ Phil_in_china Just received the Nano PC T1,I am trying to use HDMI to VGA conveter with NANO PC T1, but its not working where the converter is perfectly working with Raspberry pi. So may i know phil which converter u made to work or on new piece should we do any configuration i.e to load OS etc. Please guide me here to start with this board.Thank You
How do i backup the eMMC? I'm using the current Ubuntu image. I had no problems getting the original Ubuntu image working, but for some reason, I can't get a backup image from the eMMC that can boot. I'm using: dd if=/{emac} of={usb}/nanopc-ubuntu-v0.0.iso
Hi Kdanely, Can u please send me any tutorial like how to load the UBUNTU into eMMC, i have recently received the board with ANDROID on it. So please provide any data to work on this board. Thank you
Hi james_ind I just purchased a HDMI to VGA convertor locally (no name) and it seemed to work. Maybe try setting the resolution as low as possible. Sorry I can't be more helpful. Phil
HI Phil I have ported Ubuntu 12.04 to NanoPCt1 and using a 11inch HDMI display as screen, where the display is very small may i know where we will have friendlyarm.ini file in order change the resolutions, i cant find it in the SD card images folders.
Hi All i try to flashing system with "Minitools" but have option don't how to do it. it show "Ram address" "0x ". It is 8G emmc and 8G sdcard.would you please help. Thank you.
Hi All, I got critical issue with HDMI, where we can find some information about the FriendlyARM.ini parameters ? Thank in advance. Kind regards NoName
I just received my NanoPC-T1 with Ubuntu installed. It has a 't1' account pre-installed. What is the sudo password?
Hi, I´m trying to connect the device NanoPC T1 to a monitor Samsung syncMaster 2263uw, but the monitor did not show the screen of the ubuntu system, it showed a message error about the display configuration ("not optimum mode, recommended mode 1680*1050 60hz"). I tried to do following things: 1. following the quickstart manual http://www.arm9.net/dl/NanoPC-usersmanual-012614II.pdf but in the item 2.2 Flash Mi-Box to Nano PC, but seemingly the file in the link http://pan.baidu.com/s/1jGDiAAa is not available. I searched the file tiny4412-tv-images-20140103.7z but it is a corrupted file. I don´t know if this step is fundamental for obtain my screen on the monitor. 2. I´m trying to update the android system following this steps (http://nanopc.org/dev/224.html), but nothing happens. I modified the file images\FriendlyARM.ini and tried this configuration LCD-Type = HDMI1080P60 or LCD-Type = HDMI720P60 but it doesn´t work. I need your help!!! thanks.
@Alejandra did you solved the problem with the HDMI. I am facing exactly the same problem. please guide me.
You can use the latest zimage to try again. http://pan.baidu.com/s/1sj2VyhR