On Fri, 2015-01-02 at 04:39 +0000, Peter Robinson wrote: > >> > I have an A10S-OlinuXino-MICRO board. > >> > > >> > I loaded Fedora 20 on it before 21 was available and it worked fine. It > >> > would use the HDMI monitor as its display. > >> > >> You used the F-20 remix > > > > I used both the F-20 remix and the base F-20. I was thinking that the > > base F-20 could access the HDMI, just not the LCD. But, now that you > > mention it, I remember being a little frustrated that the base F-20 > > didn't access any display. > > We never supported base vanilla F-20 with any of the AllWinner devices > on release. > > >> > I tried Fedora 21 on it today. I followed the F21 installation > >> > instructions that said to write the image to the SD card and then copy > >> > the U-Boot image for the specific card to the appropriate place. For > >> > the Place I used the same instructions as given for the other A10 and > >> > A20 boards. > >> > >> So that bit appears to have worked just fine. > >> > >> > This booted up and wrote messages to the serial port. It ended with a > >> > login prompt. If I tried to enter a username via the terminal emulator, > >> > nothing happened. It didn't seem to get any characters. So I plugged a > >> > USB keyboard into it, but to no avail. It recognized that I had plugged > >> > a keyboard in, but wouldn't use anything I typed. > >> > > >> > Is there additional configuration that I missed? > >> > >> We don't currently support displays as there is no upstream support > >> for HDMI. If you used a disk image other than the minimal one the > >> initial-setup comes up on the graphical display. You need to use the > >> minimal image and then the initial-setup will come up on the serial > >> console and you can create users, set TZ etc. > > > > Thanks. I'll try that and see what happens. I downloaded the Minimal image and that let me login. Thanks for your help. Craig _______________________________________________ arm mailing list arm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/arm
