Custom Beelink X2 v205k4 for OPI-PC

nobitakun · Post time 2016-1-21 05:10:34

Edited by nobitakun at 2016-1-21 05:13

The microSD cards I have are all from Kingston and Sandisk. I tried a couple of 2GB card from Kingston and a new one I bought a month ago from Sandisk, which is 16GB. I use this one to install Lubuntu, Debian and the default Android from Orange PI website and never had a problem.

So, I don't really know what's happening...

I use Windows XP for doing all these tasks by the way. The program I use to build the image into the SD card is PhoenixCard 3.1.0.

crazykill · Post time 2016-1-21 18:02:08

Maybe you burned the board.Are you using some kind of heat sink, it can get quite hot under load.

nobitakun · Post time 2016-1-21 18:52:43

looooooooool!!!

I tried something since I have no heatsink. I put my summer fan working towards my Orange PI at dinning room with max velocity and it worked lol. I left it 2-3 minutes before I turned OPI PC on, it took like 3-4 minutes to boot but it's working now.

Thank you for your help!

littlestone · Post time 2016-1-21 20:47:10

So the settings were not underclock/undervolt enough for you, nobitakun.

janche · Post time 2016-1-22 12:56:35

Edited by janche at 2016-1-22 10:58

Tested it with OPI PC:
- 3 of 4 USB are working, 4-th - upper of two-paired is not working (the same as with superceleron's ROM).
- /etc/init.d seems is not working at all: scripts placed there do not run at boot time.

crazykill · Post time 2016-1-22 16:58:24

Yea that thermal throttle sure slows down the boot up.

redo · Post time 2016-1-23 03:40:06

its compatible whit opi pc ?

Swell6 · Post time 2016-1-23 07:36:58

What's the performance like in general compared to the unmodified ROM?

janche · Post time 2016-1-23 08:48:47

Swell6 replied at 2016-1-23 05:36
What's the performance like in general compared to the unmodified ROM?

AnTuTu - 18250

Swell6 · Post time 2016-1-23 17:19:59

Makes sense. Got about 23000 with the unmodified rom