TinkerOS_Debian V1.9 (Beta version) Released

[Pavol]

I am an old master and I do not know English so I use a Google translator. I can help someone like tinkerOS 1.9 connect to other devices, video player, PC in the home network, Lubuntu OS from Elar.systems or Armbian it's cool but these OS can not do HEVC. Asus looks like he does not like it, but if Elar or Armbian prove it, use hardware support so I do not take tinkerOS. But let's admit it is not at all in HEVC. I have a monitor of 1920x1200 and I do not think that this deletion will ruin it (it fades from the image, it disappears) and I have to change the monitor setting to 1920x1080. How would you deal with UHD resolution ??? !!

thanks for advice

My home network:

         Connected via 100Mb Ethernet

       videoplayer Egreat------wifi router TP_link Archer C2----------TinkerBoard with TinkerOS V1.9(beta)

I download xyz.avi or xyz.mkv and then I want to copy files to HDD connected to Egreat videoplayer where Samba support . Filemanager in the Menu is Go to network, and this operation is not supported or similar. Now I'm running Lubuntu where this works.
I installed TinkerOS 2.01 where it works

[Jay Smith]

I am an old master and I do not know English so I use a Google translator. I can help someone like tinkerOS 1.9 connect to other devices, video player, PC in the home network, Lubuntu OS from Elar.systems or Armbian it's cool but these OS can not do HEVC. Asus looks like he does not like it, but if Elar or Armbian prove it, use hardware support so I do not take tinkerOS. But let's admit it is not at all in HEVC. I have a monitor of 1920x1200 and I do not think that this deletion will ruin it (it fades from the image, it disappears) and I have to change the monitor setting to 1920x1080. How would you deal with UHD resolution ??? !!

thanks for advice

Did you install tinkerOS v1.9?
Did you update the xserver-xorg files?
Are you running 1080p youtube video smoothly?  If not, does 720 run smoothly?
Do you have a 4k tv?
Does UHD run smoothly?
Have you installed smplayer and can run 4k videos smoothly?

[s0v3r1gn]

Anyone know is docker is working yet?

[planb]

@Jay Smith,
Yes. SSH to tinker box could be another way. A smartphone can even do the job. I encountered the problem and I solved it using ssh on my phone.

I don't know much about ssh.  Can you give me the steps needed to get to the system.

Steps:
1. Check the IP address of your tinker board via router admin page. (If you don't know, google it.) 
2. Then use any terminal to ssh thing. Putty on Windows system, built-in terminal on Mac, built-in terminal on Linux. Termius on iPhone or Android phone.
3. Mac for example, SSH to your tinker board by using "ssh linaro@192.168.1.x". Here 192.168.1.x is the IP address of tinker board. Input password when it prompt. 
4. After it logged in, you can do stuff like apt-get update and upgrade etc.

[Jay Smith]

@Jay Smith,
Yes. SSH to tinker box could be another way. A smartphone can even do the job. I encountered the problem and I solved it using ssh on my phone.

I don't know much about ssh.  Can you give me the steps needed to get to the system.

Steps:
1. Check the IP address of your tinker board via router admin page. (If you don't know, google it.) 
2. Then use any terminal to ssh thing. Putty on Windows system, built-in terminal on Mac, built-in terminal on Linux. Termius on iPhone or Android phone.
3. Mac for example, SSH to your tinker board by using "ssh linaro@192.168.1.x". Here 192.168.1.x is the IP address of tinker board. Input password when it prompt. 
4. After it logged in, you can do stuff like apt-get update and upgrade etc.

Thanks I got it.

I am using Termius>local terminal>bash>ssh my commandline as above and it says no ssh command.
I am missing something here. Can't get to tinkerOS.
What do I need to do.

[mvrk]

Hi,

During boot this version doesn't show the normal boot messages, services starting, etc...

It seems HDMI display during boot doesn't work, only works after X starts.

Anyone knows how to fix?

[planb]

@Jay Smith,
Yes. SSH to tinker box could be another way. A smartphone can even do the job. I encountered the problem and I solved it using ssh on my phone.

I don't know much about ssh.  Can you give me the steps needed to get to the system.

Steps:
1. Check the IP address of your tinker board via router admin page. (If you don't know, google it.) 
2. Then use any terminal to ssh thing. Putty on Windows system, built-in terminal on Mac, built-in terminal on Linux. Termius on iPhone or Android phone.
3. Mac for example, SSH to your tinker board by using "ssh linaro@192.168.1.x". Here 192.168.1.x is the IP address of tinker board. Input password when it prompt. 
4. After it logged in, you can do stuff like apt-get update and upgrade etc.

Thanks I got it.

I am using Termius>local  terminal>bash>ssh my commandline as above and it says no ssh command.
I am missing something here.  Can't get to tinkerOS.
What do I need to do.

You have to create a new host. Your device has to be connected to the same network as your tinker board.
Alias: whatevernameyouwant
Hostname: 192.168.1.x (your tinker board IP address here)
Group: leave it blank
Tags: leave it blank
User SSH: toggle on
Port: leave it as 22 if you didn't change it
Username: linaro
Password: your password (default is linaro)
Key: leave it blank
Use Mosh: toggle off


Tap save if all info is right. Then tap the newly created host. It will connect if IP, username, password are right. Don't use something like local terminal, it's a simulated one maybe and without ssh built-in. I'm using iOS version. There's no local terminal.

[jamess]

Hi,

During boot this version doesn't show the normal boot messages, services starting, etc...

It seems HDMI display during boot doesn't work, only works after X starts.

Anyone knows how to fix?

you can modify the file in the sdcard : extlinux/extlinux.conf

from
append  earlyprintk quiet splash plymouth.ignore-serial-consoles console=tty1 root=/dev/mmcblk0p2 rw init=/sbin/init
to
append  earlyprintk console=tty1 root=/dev/mmcblk0p2 rw init=/sbin/init

[Jay Smith]

Hi,

During boot this version doesn't show the normal boot messages, services starting, etc...

It seems HDMI display during boot doesn't work, only works after X starts.

Anyone knows how to fix?

you can modify the file in the sdcard : extlinux/extlinux.conf

from
append  earlyprintk quiet splash plymouth.ignore-serial-consoles console=tty1 root=/dev/mmcblk0p2 rw init=/sbin/init
to
append  earlyprintk console=tty1 root=/dev/mmcblk0p2 rw init=/sbin/init

SSH Here is the updated steps for SSH setup.

SSH setup steps:    use cellphone with SSH to access tinkerOS terminal commands, if USB System is disabled.
1. Check the IP address of your tinker board via router admin page. (If you don't know, google it.) 
2. Then use any terminal to ssh thing. Putty on Windows system, built-in terminal on Mac, built-in terminal on Linux. Termius on iPhone or Android phone.
3. Mac for example, SSH to your tinker board by using "ssh linaro@192.168.1.x". Here 192.168.1.x is the IP address of tinker board. Input password when it prompt. 
4. On cellphone install Termius. 
    Create a new host. Your device has to be connected to the same network as your tinker board.
Alias: whatevernameyouwant
Hostname: 192.168.1.x (your tinker board IP address here)
Group: leave it blank
Tags: leave it blank
User SSH: toggle on
Port: leave it as 22 if you didn't change it
Username: linaro
Password: your password (default is linaro)
Key: leave it blank
Use Mosh: toggle off
Tap save if all info is right. Then tap the newly created host. It will connect if IP, username, password are right. Don't use something like local terminal, it's a simulated one maybe and without ssh built-in. I'm using iOS version. There's no local terminal.
5. After it logs in, you can do stuff like apt-get update and upgrade etc.

[mvrk]

Hi,

During boot this version doesn't show the normal boot messages, services starting, etc...

It seems HDMI display during boot doesn't work, only works after X starts.

Anyone knows how to fix?

you can modify the file in the sdcard : extlinux/extlinux.conf

from
append  earlyprintk quiet splash plymouth.ignore-serial-consoles console=tty1 root=/dev/mmcblk0p2 rw init=/sbin/init
to
append  earlyprintk console=tty1 root=/dev/mmcblk0p2 rw init=/sbin/init

Hi,

I did that change, but still no messages on boot

During boot my TV only shows: No Signal