Hi!
I used a script to build images from GitHub - volumio/Build at volumioOS .
It looks like it contains a link to the repository with your kernels.
Previously, I built images from 5.3 kernels, which I compiled myself. And it also worked well.
Thank you for the new script for Buster. The system works faster, I2S DAC and USB DAC works.
There were only problems with some plugins, they probably need to be adapted to Debian Buster.
PS: I’ve also been using the Orange Pi Lite for a few years now.
thanks for answer ashthespy, the problems for this hardware are no USB on extrapins. Very strange, If you want connect a simple usb HD how I can do this?
Only one usb on this hw?
Nope, the USB-C plug exposes a USB-OTG interface, so you can plug in what you want via that. The USB-A socket is a regular UBS-2.0 port But to be honest, I have not used both a USB DAC + a USB drive on the device. I prefer to use it’s I2S interface…
I am asking the opinion of users: do I need to make myVolumio in v.3?
Without this, automatic installation of plugins from the store in version V3 is impossible without (free) login to myVolumio.
Plugins are currently being installed manually.
See my comments on the other thread, (in my limited experience) myVolumio doesn’t work well on 512MB devices… Moreover, the image size is bigger, so as per this