H3Droid - Android image developed specifically to work on Allwinner H3 devices

kotcza · Published in 2017-10-11 08:00:21

probably fixed in 1.3.2

Kit · Published in 2017-10-17 04:28:38

Hi there

Tried last image with an Orange Pi PC, but it seems that he can't find the Ethernet ?

Is this a known bug ?

MadMax2 · Published in 2017-10-17 04:42:40

The ethernet is working fine on 1.3.1 Opi PC for me. Bad cable?

MadMax2 · Published in 2017-10-17 04:43:54

Any eta on 1.3.2? I am checking every day

Kit · Published in 2017-10-17 05:28:47

Edited by Kit at 2017-10-19 01:39

I tested with a known working cable from another machine, same result. Is there some configuration to do with the DHCP option ?

Edit : It's ok, my hardware was faulty.

TheLinuxBug · Published in 2017-10-19 09:26:23

Edited by TheLinuxBug at 2017-10-19 09:27

Hello All,

Just a quick progress update:

1.3.2 is in the works but progress has been slow because we are still without many testers for our development channel. This leaves us to do testing when we have time and recently we have been pretty busy with our real lives.

We have been fighting a few bugs to get 1.3.2 out and also we have had to rebuild Bluetooth support to fix some issues resulting in breaking support for a lot of Bluetooth dongles.

We may push out 1.3.2 here in the next few days, but if we do it will likely be without fully working Bluetooth support. This will however fix a lot of other bugs introduced in 1.3.1.

If you have some time to contribute to help testing, we invite you to stop by our IRC channel and chat with us!

Thanks again to all of you who support H3Droid and help to keep us relevant!

Cheers!

VasyOK · Published in 2017-10-23 05:33:06

Hello! Very SLOW Youtube. OPI+2E H3Droid. Ethernet connection.

speedtest.net write
upload 40 Mbps
download 49 Mbps
ping 20ms (!)

Another WindowsPC connected by same cable write:
upload 77 Mbps
ping 1ms

TheLinuxBug · Published in 2017-10-24 06:36:27

Edited by TheLinuxBug at 2017-10-24 07:34

Hey All!

Today we are happy to release H3Droid version 1.3.2 which includes some long awaited bug fixes and a few new features!

New / Fixed in H3Droid version 1.3.2:
- Fixed wallpaper chooser
- Fixed settings button in overlay
- Changed navbar and launcher3 layouts (needs clearing launcher3 app data if you updated to see changes)
- Added sounds back (without ringtones)
- Removed battery indicator from systray
- WiFi fixed, please test and report back!
- New usb wifi dongle support: mt7601u
- Enabled settings: data usage, accessibility, keyguard
- Added settings icon to all-apps- Disabled zswap, enabled /data/swapfile (128M)
- Kernel: changed to SLUB, upped min free mem, optimized for speed, enabled stackprotector and seccomp
- Fixed h3armbian installer (final customization wasn't running)
- CSR Compatible USB dongles should work for Bluetooth, please report issues. (Onboard Bluetooth is currently still not supported).

We apologize again for the delay in releasing this version but due to bugs and a lack of people to a test our development builds, things are taking a bit longer as we progress to fully test.

If you have time to be an development build tester we would welcome you to come by our IRC channel #H3droid on Freenode IRC network and get in touch with us. We are happy to provide development access to those who have time to go through the image and provide useful feedback. We will soon be planning to add the development channel to auto-update in H3resc for those who participate, so it will make testing even easier!

The FEL installer is currently in BETA and we are looking for people to test here as well. You can find the current BETA software on the Fel Installer page on our website!

As always, please feel free to provide feedback here on the forum, on our feedback form or come chat with us on IRC in #H3Droid on Freenode!

Thanks again to everyone who has provided their time and support to H3Droid!

If you LIKE or LOVE H3Droid and want to give back but don't have the time to help, donate to our developers!

Cheers!

RagnerBG · Published in 2017-10-26 05:04:14

- Added settings icon to all-apps- Disabled zswap, enabled /data/swapfile (128M)

Why is this for? zram is good thing (if this zswap is the same) especially for boards with less ram (512Mb, even 256Mb). 128Mb swap is standard in Armbian, but once the system reach the need of swapping, it became almost unusable anyway. And i think, there were bug in Armbian with swapping, if it's not fixed already. Is there any problem with zram, so you disable it, because it sounds like step back to me?

kotcza · Published in 2017-10-26 17:31:44

@RagnerBG: in low memory situations there were problems with zram not being able to allocate pages. plain swap is more dependable (even if slower). and before you start complaining, please test first and report actual issues (if there are any)