awesome man you the best :) btw I never seen that connector in my life, do you know where I can get a fan with that type of connector ? I think this is it. But I'm not completely sure. I can't see the connector well enough. It is a pwm fan at 12v, so if it doesn't fit you could always put the right...

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Is there any way that I can power on/off /rst via the gpio pins?

I want to use an push button membrane to stick under touch screen

Wish the specified the type of connector like a micro or nano JST or something They do on the wiki. It's a BM03B-GHS-TBT connector. http://wiki.friendlyarm.com/wiki/index.php/NanoPC-T4 Check at the pin-out of the fan connector. awesome man you the best :) btw I never seen that connector in my life,...

Or can this be done with uart? I don't use Android, only Linux. When debugging Linux I use uart. Here the discription in the wiki. It's all in Chinese, but you can use google Chrome and translate it. "6 RK3399 platform Android hardware resources program access 6.1 Serial Port Currently, the se...

if I cant use the usb c to adb into the board how else could I ? "adb usually communicates with the device over USB, but you can also use adb over Wi-Fi after some initial setup over USB, as described below. If you're developing for Wear OS, however, you should instead see the guide to debuggi...

NicoD wrote:
The T4 uses 12V. So the 5V of your computer can not power this. I suspect that's why there's no OTG.

I am using the usb port located next to the reset button ttps://www.friendlyarm.com/image/catalo ... _en_03.jpg
if I cant use the usb c to adb into the board how else could I ?
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Has anyone found a way to root either nougat or oreo on the NanoPC-T4?


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I downloaded the latest image of android oreo for my NanoPC-T4 and I have flashed it using the the sd card and when it's done and when it reboot it will get stock on a boot loop. Has anyone else had this issue? Are the admins going to build a new image?

I have a windows 10 machine and I installed the rock chip drivers but when I connect to the board using a USB 3 C cable windows cannot recognize the driver and it says that the driver cannot be initialized.
I was wondering if someone had any luck using the same configuration

Wish that the lcd screen had at leat a few buttons on the side to power on, off rst or control volume of the os running on the board

Wish the specified the type of connector like a micro or nano JST or something

If it's anything like the the T4 just press the power button for a second or two and the power menu should appear asking if you want to shut down or reboot.