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  • RE: Cool Pi Cm5-Laptop Linux Quick Start Guide

    @Momo-0

    git checkout 6.1.75
    ./build-kernel.sh arm64
    

    The deb file will be generated in the higher-level directory of the code and copied to the machine for installation.

    posted in PI CM5 Laptop
  • RE: Any other distro booting?

    @petersen77
    The compilation of Mesa is closely related to the DRM version, so pay attention to the version.

    posted in PI CM5 Laptop
  • RE: Cool Pi Cm5-Laptop Linux Quick Start Guide

    @Momo-0
    TYPEC is only related to DTS, and the main issue with the sound card is Tinymix configuration.

    posted in PI CM5 Laptop
  • RE: Cool Pi Cm5-Laptop Linux Quick Start Guide

    @Momo-0
    The official default configuration of ARMBIN's loadaddr and optee conflicts and needs to be modified to 0x200000

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    posted in PI CM5 Laptop
  • RE: Any other distro booting?

    @petersen77
    Compile and install mesa24 or higher versions.

    posted in PI CM5 Laptop
  • Precautions for MOTION Remote Monitoring
    • Install the motion package
    sudo apt install motion -y
    
    • Insert USB camera and recognize video node normally
    admin@cp2b:~$ ls /dev/ |grep video
    video0
    video1
    
    • Modify the following configurations
    framerate 60  //Change frame rate to 100
    stream_maxrate 60 //Add configuration
    webcontrol_localhost off  //Support remote control
    stream_localhost off off //Support remote stream
    
    • Increase services
    sudo systemctl start motion
    sudo systemctl enable motion
    sudo reboot
    
    • Accessing the camera, please note that HTTPS is not supported
    http://you-ip-address:8081
    

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    posted in Pi Gateway CP1B/CP2B/CP3B/CP3B-P
  • RE: Any other distro booting?

    @petersen77
    The rc.local script actually only performs simple scaling operations, which can be implemented anywhere in the system, such as creating a service yourself.
    Regarding GPU issues, it is necessary to compile and install the latest version of Mesa by oneself.

    posted in PI CM5 Laptop
  • Coolpi WIFI Support List

    Wifi Support List

    Model Specifications Manufacturer Interface Supporting Machines
    RTL8852BE Wi-Fi 6+BT5.2 REALTEK PCIe 2.0 x1、M.2 Key E CM5-AIBOX/CM5-GENBOOK/CP3B/CP3B-HMI10
    RTL8822CE Wi-Fi 5+BT5.0 REALTEK PCIe 2.0 x1、M.2 Key E CM5-AIBOX/CM5-GENBOOK/CP3B/CP3B-HMI10
    RTL8822BE Wi-Fi 5+BT4.2 REALTEK PCIe 2.0 x1、M.2 Key E CM5-AIBOX/CM5-GENBOOK/CP3B/CP3B-HMI10
    RTL8723BE Wi-Fi 4+BT4.0 REALTEK PCIe 1.1 x1、M.2 Key E CM5-AIBOX/CM5-GENBOOK/CP3B/CP3B-HMI10
    RTL8188EE Wi-Fi 4 REALTEK PCIe 1.1 x1、M.2 Key E CM5-AIBOX/CM5-GENBOOK/CP3B/CP3B-HMI10
    AX210 Wi-Fi 6+BT5.3 INTEL PCIe 2.0 x1、M.2 Key E CM5-AIBOX/CM5-GENBOOK/CP3B/CP3B-HMI10
    AC7260 Wi-Fi 5+BT4.2 INTEL PCIe 2.0 x1、M.2 Key E CM5-AIBOX/CM5-GENBOOK/CP3B/CP3B-HMI10
    AIC8800-D80 Wi-Fi 6+BT5.0 AIC USB2.0 CP1B/CP2B/CP3B-P
    MT7601-UN Wi-Fi 4 MediaTek USB2.0 CP1B/CP2B/CP3B-P
    posted in Pi Gateway CP1B/CP2B/CP3B/CP3B-P
  • Node-RED Installation

    Installation Based on Physical Machine

    sudo apt update
    curl -fsSL https://deb.nodesource.com/setup_20.x | sudo -E bash - &&\
    sudo apt-get install -y nodejs
    sudo apt install  npm
    sudo npm install -g --unsafe-perm node-red
    

    Based on Docker

    mkdir /home/iotts/node_red
    cd /home/iotts/
    sudo chmod 777 node_red  
    sudo docker run -d --restart always -p 1880:1880/tcp -v /home/iotts/node_red:/data --name nodered nodered/node-red
    

    Start on Boot

    • Create a service
    sudo nano /etc/systemd/system/node-red.service
    
    • Paste the following content in the editor:
    [Unit]
    Description=Node-RED
    After=network.target
    
    [Service]
    ExecStart=/usr/bin/node /usr/bin/node-red
    User=sa
    
    [Install]
    WantedBy=multi-user.target
    
    • Reload the systemd manager configuration to make the new service effective:
    sudo systemctl daemon-reload
    
    • Start the Node RED service and set it to boot up automatically:
    sudo systemctl start node-red
    sudo systemctl enable node-red
    
    • Check the status of Node RED service:
    sudo systemctl status node-red
    

    Set user password

    • Open the settings. js file
    vim /home/admin/.node-red/settings.js
    
    • To modify the content of CredentialSecret, you need to set a key, not a login password. Save and exit.
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    • Restart Ubuntu

    sudo reboot
    
    • Generate username and password, using admin as an example here
    node-red admin hash-pw
    
    admin@cp2b:~$ node-red admin hash-pw
    Password: $2y$08$cUm1LgtBnDt.b.az4IiLeuPCNb0LFv.hbnd71OWwd94j.GMF/WVnW
    
    • Open the settings. js file, modify the content of adminAuth, and copy the string from earlier. Save and exit.
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    • Restart Ubuntu

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    posted in Pi Gateway CP1B/CP2B/CP3B/CP3B-P
  • RE: Any other distro booting?

    @petersen77
    According to the following steps, theoretically all distribution versions can be launched:

    1. Mount the Coolpi style image file in a Linux environment (the image file includes 2 partitions, mount the second partition), back up /etc/rc/local, and then delete all contents.
    2. Copy the new file system (such as arch) directory to the mount directory.
    3. Unzip modules. tar. gz(The file is in the first partition of the Coolpi image) to the /lib directory
    4. Copy /etc/rc.local to the new file system/etc directory
    5. Mirror flashing to machine startup.
    posted in PI CM5 Laptop