Update raspberrypizero2w_defconfig #129
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@KadenK did you have another uncommitted change? maybe you updated the submodule? couldn't get this to build for zero2w
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@d--bisset, did you use |
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Although I do have to admit, it is possible that this change isn't actually what fixes it, it could be any other change since the v0.4.0 release. I'm not exactly sure why this would fix it, seeing as I have little experience with embedded systems, but I don't think it is impossible. All I know is that this build seems to work fine for me. |
@KadenK I'm also getting the same error: Can't find default configuration "arch/arm/configs/bcm2710_defconfig"! |
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it seems like there's no bcm2710_deconfig and 2709 is just fine so if it works it might be because of v0.4.0 raspberrypi/linux#4865 (comment) it' mentioned here also https://www.raspberrypi.com/documentation/computers/linux_kernel.html#default_configuration (i was getting the same error while waiting for my zero 2w to get delivered ;) i'll give 0.4.0 a try as soon as i get it) |
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Yeah, although from my understanding (although it being limited and this stuff relatively new to me) bcm2709 is the 32-bit version and bcm2710 is the 64-bit. 2710 should exist and is mentioned throughout buildroot, but just not as a defconfig. The odd thing is, in my original clone of this repo (not my fork) I have these exact same changes and I'm able to build it just fine in that repo (using 2710), but not in a fresh clone of my own fork. It also seems, according to the documentation you linked, to use 64-bit on a rpi02w you can use 2711, which does seem to build, but I have yet to test it in use. |
i was in fact building from the PR i'll give 2711 build a try then i'll wait to get my 2w by the end of upcoming week i hope |
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Honestly, I'm kind of lost now. Something changed on my local version of the fork that is not tracked by git and now I can build there with 2710 as well. I made another fresh clone and tried to build, but it failed. I then set |
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then it might just be that the build env is not properly cleared across builds buildroot version changed in v0.3.0 |
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v0.4.0 seems to work just fine i will test it these weeks, also checking the boot partition shows how my setup is:
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Looking forward to hearing the results. I have vicious problems with interference, skipping, lagged audio everywhere, though I didn't notice it until using CarStream which always worked well directly wired, when using the pi2w it's quite off, maybe under a second to a second, I'd have to time it. Fairly consistent, with load and actual interference being considered as well, seems to just always be in that sweet spot which is true for audio too, though that's just the track changing a second off which is no big deal, other than though, not sure if maps does it, that'd make me plug in lol so I guess if it does lag behind I can handle it. |
I'd sees it works just great, I'm wondering if it might depend on the phone as I've got a behavior similar to what you are describing when I connected to the dongle the very first time and then the phone "adapted" the streaming. You might wanna try developer mode in Android Auto as described here and change the Video Resolution or some other settings |
Ah, good idea. I do use developer mode, though hadn't thought to adjust resolution or codec. I suppose turning it off is worth a shot too. It's definitely worth noting that my phone is frequently close to max storage capacity too. Sometimes I'm very close, which likely is half of my issue half of the time. I'm very curious, so I'll be sure to report back after clearing some space and running some tests with your suggestions. Thank you! |
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I was able to build a 64bit version for 02w and 3a+... I will do 4 and test it... I will open a PR also if it is ok with you all. |
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If anyone is interested, I managed to build them here... but at least, with the 02w that I tested, It seems that the usb gadget does not get activated...Long time ago I read that usb-gadget was only compatible with 32bit (something to do with dwc2 driver) I don't know whats the status right now, maybe this has changed. Anyway, If anyone is interested, this branch has 64bit images for 02w, 3a and 4. |
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[email protected]'s password:
# dmesg | grep dwc2
[ 0.698787] dwc2 3f980000.usb: supply vusb_d not found, using dummy regulator
[ 0.700631] dwc2 3f980000.usb: supply vusb_a not found, using dummy regulator
[ 0.702480] dwc2 3f980000.usb: Configuration mismatch. dr_mode forced to host
[ 0.754856] dwc2 3f980000.usb: DWC OTG Controller
[ 0.756546] dwc2 3f980000.usb: new USB bus registered, assigned bus number 1
[ 0.758263] dwc2 3f980000.usb: irq 51, io mem 0x3f980000
[ 0.766884] usb usb1: Manufacturer: Linux 6.1.61-v8 dwc2_hsotg |
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I am facing difficulties in building the image following the instructions provided in the BUILDING.md file. Specifically, I am trying to build an image for the Raspberry Pi Zero 2W. after changing some file type to dos2unix i am able to resolve issue but now getting another error as below |
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@ankitpatel8055 |
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I have clone this repo using below git command
After that i run below command to build image using docker
But this gives me below error Please help me to find and resolve issue to build image |
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Heh - I was about to ask you if you're building from windows 😜 |
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... btw: can I ask for a reason you're building it yourself instead of using pre-built sd card images? |
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I have already tried below command with github
But still no luck. And reason is |
This could be done in configuration, you don't need to compile your own image. |
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I will try that.I don't know it until now |
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@manio i know it's silly question to ask but can you explain how to configure the wifi name, password and bluetooth name? |
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@ankitpatel8055 |
Update to use the 64-bit rpi02w defconfig consistently.
This seems to fix rpio2w connection issues noticed in #118 , #116, #86, and others focusing on the lagging/connectivity issues when using a rpi02w