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Ubuntu MATE for the Banana Pro
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I have burned the image but it has unknown characters on login page. Any idea how to fix it? |
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Does the Ubuntu mate 15 support GPIO... I am starting to use Banana Pi M1. I have to communicate using I2C with another module... I downloaded Ubuntu Mate just now... But not sure if it supports GPIO, I2C etc... Can you help me...
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What filename goes here? lol
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Edited by samuel.pulpan at Sun Nov 1, 2015 14:54
Thank you for image. But if I installed a system update I have got a problem because the 3.6 GB is very small capacity for system update. Could you increase the root directory on 10 GB ?
I used 16 GB micro SD card, |
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How to enable the 7" Touchscreen ? |
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Edited by Zwinto at Aug 30, 2016 06:52
I've found a Ubuntu Mate for Banana pro that actually supports snd_seq and I'm a happy camper..BUT... how the heck do i make my banana boot from my sata drive? It was easy with lubuntu just edit uENV and you're set..BUT the Ubuntu mate do not use the same way..so..how do I do that? ( Ubuntu Mate 16.04 )
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I did some steps first
sudo fdisk /dev/sda
d
n
w
ok..
then
sudo mkfs.ext4 /dev/sda1
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sudo mkdir temp
then
mount /dev/mmcblk0p2 /temp
then
sudo mount /dev/sda1 /mnt
then cd temp
sudo cp -aP * /mnt
and there's where I am right now...
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feels abit like this forum is not so active... |
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Just cope the Ubuntu Mate root file system into your SATA hard disk, and modify the uEvn.txt file to boot from the partition that you hard disk use. |
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