> Date: Fri, 11 Oct 2019 19:33:25 +0200 (CEST) > From: sylvain.sab...@free.fr > > Hello. > > I have been acquiring a Firefly RK-3399 ARM card, > with the intention of using it as a support platform > for diverse projects. > > Unfortunately my attempts at running OpenBSD on it > have not been as fruitful as expected. > (confer my post on the French OpenBSD community forums) > https://obsd4a.net/forum/showthread.php?tid=2408&pid=19053 > > May I know, where is the support at for this platform ?
The platform works really well (I have one). There is no graphics support though, so you'll have to use a serial console. The standard serial speed is 1500000 baud (which isn't always supported by usb serial converters) but the U-Boot firmware in ports has been patched to support a more standard 115200. The main problem is that board comes with firmware already installed on eMMC and the board boots from eMMC first. I worked around that by zapping the contents of the eMMC from Linux (risky). Then the board will boot from uSD. It is also possible to flash the eMMC over one of the USB ports, but you'd need a machine with Linux and/or Windows to do that. Cheers, Mark
