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2. Resolution list in setting is automatically generated based on EDID information from your display. If your display doesn't provide other modes, we cannot use them. If you wan to enforce something, you can try switching to FKMS overl… -
Our support for mac ist quite bad, sorry. Do you have a chance to use a different OS?
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What links? We don't provide direct links to images.
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Can also happen with slow sdcards.
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Do you have any third-party packages installed?
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Your application has to be set directBootAware with some additional configs. See https://stackoverflow.com/questions/40075128/android-usb-device-attached-persistent-permission
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Keto is a RPi 3B-based board with some additional hardware addons. Reinstalling keto-specific would allow you to reactivate the board with the same license.
Unfortunately, there is no way to change the attached hardware after license … -
@peterkummer, @Anderson: I think I found the issue. We will have to double-check it internally, but it looks like it is a bug in our code. In this case we will fix it in the next release. Thank you very much for reporting and providing the required …
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@mattster98: Your dashboard says that your license was initially used for a hardware of type "keto", but now you are trying to activate it for a normal "rpi3", which doesn't match your original configuration. Why did you change the target hardware s…
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Got your reports. Will report after evaluation.
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I think this issue is similar to https://forum.emteria.com/discussion/914/reactivation#latest so lets continue the discussion there.
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This is very weird, as there are no errors in the log - after the first reboot. The license data is OK.
Is it possible to submit a bug report after the second reboot now? We need to find out when exactly this is happening. -
I'll check the bugreport and let you know.
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Seem that we have another open discussion for this issue. Let's continue there: https://forum.emteria.com/discussion/914/reactivation#latest
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We can provide you with the required information about our servers, but we still have to fix the issue, as other customers might be affected too.
Is it possible for you to activate a device normally and submit a bugreport (see Setting… -
Please navigate to Emteria -> Settings and submit a bugreport.
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It should work then. Did you try activating by code, just to double check it?
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Could you please submit a bugreport after the FIRST reboot? There is an option for that in Settings -> Emteria -> System options -> Submit bugreport
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Can you reproduce this error?
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This shoudn't be happening in the first place. Can you describe your exact actions? If the sdcard is not corrupted, the license data is stored permanently.
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Find out which Linux module is responsible for touch and load it dynamically.
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Could one of you please submit a bugreport from the OS (settings -> emteria), so we can take a look on the internal configuration (please add a proper issue description)? We have a similar display in our lab and it works just fine. Maybe they cha…
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Hi Anderson. Sounds like a bug on our side. Once activated (assuming the activation was correct), the device should stay activated regardless of your connection state.
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please read my answer in https://forum.emteria.com/discussion/908/unable-to-install-google-playstore#latest regarding GMS.
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Emteria provides no official support for Google Mobile Services.
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I have no explanation for that, other than a hardware issue.
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What display do you have connected? Did you try changing the sd card? Please post a screenshot of what you see.
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i using qt to do my android apps You need to set linux read/write permissions for files you want to access. You have to do it statically after boot (see /data/init.d) or call su from your application (see tutorials on the internet). ho…
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None of existing Android distributions known to us support hardware encoding for video stream. Here is what LOS FAQ says: Not working: Hardware video decoding & encoding We have no ETA for this feature so far.
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The /root directory is a fixed part of AOSP and is created automatically by the build system together with other directories like acct, proc and mnt:
http://androidxref.com/7.1.2_r36/xref/system/core/rootdir/Android.mk#124
> @Benzelite124 said:
> How exactly can I do that?
I think you should rather consult the uboot community for that.The official one should support 800x480 only. The behavior of v1.1 is correct.
If you want to see more on your screen you should try increasing the density instead. Check system display settings for modifying display size.Yes, but not in the way I'd expect it. Modifying standard Linux drivers is a very bad idea.
The simplest way - and it isn't as simple as it should be - is to build a display module, to put it on the device and to load it dynamically. …What kind of a monitor/screen are you using?Don't think so. What exactly is the issue?Can you provide a description for how you would do it in Linux? Maybe there is a way to translate those steps without rebuilding the kernel.What kind of display/touchscreen do you have connected?
Please post the content of /bbot/config.txt (you will see it when you put the sdcard into your pc).Please compare resolution values in Settings -> Raspberry Pi for 0.7 and 1.1. They should be the same.I have no idea what GApps are doing - we don't recommend installing GApps at all. Check your system settings -> raspberry pi settings to change the resolution.There is no such thing in Android. See /data/init.d instead.Closing this thread as the original topic was resolved.I will comment on the other thread then. Forget about the screenshot for now.@cemoi71, Yes, please open a new thread. Ideally with pictures showing the difference between 0.7 and 1.1. Also, it would be great to know what resolution was used in 0.7. Check settings -> Raspberry pi settings.Works fine on any on my networks. How sure are you that the problem is in the OS?Is it a fresh installation or upgrade? On 0.7.1, which resolution does the system choose (settings -> raspberry pi settings)?What exactly? Showing beta version only if they are activated? Yes.The same way you would do it in Linux. Or via SysFS.@Talkabout Two days ago