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OTG support by Bananian
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OTG support by Bananian
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Hello! Is OTG supported by default in bananian. Nothing happens on my Banana with bananian when I connected usb flash.
So, how to activate OTG support ?
Thanks for your perfect job.
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Reply 2# tony_zhang
Hi,
I'm trying to get the otg working too, but I keep getting the following error:- make will not execute and completion _make exists.
Copy the Code Maybe I'm doing something wrong, I don't have a fantastic lot of experience with recompiling kernels etc.
Thanks
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That means you don't have all the tools you need to build the kernel in place.
If you are trying to do the build on the bananapi itself try running the following first- apt-get update
- apt-get upgrade
- apt-get install build-essential u-boot-tools uboot-mkimage libusb-1.0-0 libusb-1.0-0-dev git libncurses5-dev
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Reply 4# pgk
Great, I am one step closer, but I get a new message:- make: *** No rule to make target `menuconfig'. Stop.
Copy the Code I've tried searching for menuconfig in /lib?
Thanks for your help so far
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You do only need begin from the step Config the script.fex |
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Reply 6# tony_zhang
Ok,
I'm going to sound really daft and I'm probably missing something obvious, but on the first partition, I can only find script.bin, uEnv.txt & uImage?
Also am I correct in saying that after I've edited this file (which I can't find) then all I'll need to do is compile it to a script.bin and replace the existing?
Appreciate your help on this!
Mark.  |
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Reply 7# markodeablo
Hi Mark..
the script.bin is what you're looking for.
Since it's in a binary format you can't edit it directly...you first need to convert it to text format(script.fex) using the "bin2fex" tool.
After editing the fex file you need to chane it back to script.bin by using the "fex2bin" tool.
More info here : http://wiki.lemaker.org/Building_u-boot,_script.bin_and_linux-kernel in the section titled Building script.bin
else you can skip the dirty work and try the attached script.bin which I've edited according to the link posted by Tony |
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Reply 8# sashijoseph
That's awesome! it works like a charm.
A massive thanks for your help matey, I now have 3 usb devices connected!
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