DISCLAIMER: NanoPi Neo2/3 images are not officially supported and released “as-is”.
“Semi” shows customer-driven development as a nice example of how customer additions/ requests help or introduce board-specific platform files, which can be used for community porting.
Community updates will be released from time-to-time, without a regular schedule.
They can be applied by OTA update or by flashing the new image on the SD-card.
Btw. this is an updated Neo3 setup using spdif out (Pin 25 GND, Pin 26 Signal)
Please use this topic to discuss or report bugs and other issues.
Correct, same as V2, analog audio is disabled in the Device Tree.
The kernel is maintained by an OEM partner, so I will not touch the original DT.
I would need to copy it and enable analog audio in the copy.
You would have to swap the DT files manually, basically after each OTA or fresh flash.
We have no way to import a text file (userconfig.txt) with this version of u-boot.
Due to some specific patches and the OEM dependency, the kernel can’t be changed for a while.
I don’t build that one, it is another member’s solution.
He could create a V3 version, but without myVolumio.
In fact, V3 community portings which we don’t host, can only be used with the basic free functionality, plugins cannot be used either because myVolumio is missing.
Thanks for the new version. Test mode/OTA does not seem to work, though:
volumio@volumio-shd:~$ volumio updater testmode
Test mode ENABLED
volumio@volumio-shd:~$ volumio updater forceupdate
Checking for new Updates
No update available
volumio@volumio-shd:~$ volumio updater cleanupdate
Checking for new Updates
No update available
Checked the build logs quickly and did not find anything unexpected.
I will need to check this looking at more details on the build server, but may take a few days. Strange though, no issues with any of the Odroids which builds were produced using the same procedure…
to verify, are you trying this from a MiniDSP SHD image?
If not, what is the exact version you are trying to update from?
If it was “volumiobuster”, then it won’t update as that was the beta branch.
Perhaps you misunderstood, from a “volumio” buster branch OTA is not an issue at all.
The limitation is that you cannot do this from a “volumiobuster” beta branch, which your 3.186 is.
Thanks for the firmware for Neo3. Works great! spdif sounds good. Tell me please. Is there a new firmware with Wi-Fi coming soon? Ready to test if you need help.
Hi, this is fully functional image? have limitations? I have a Volumio licence, but I beleav that nanoPI Neo is a better product then raspberry… thanks.