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== Contributors ==
== Contributors ==

Revision as of 01:19, 27 June 2021

{{Infobox device | manufacturer = Xunlong | name = Orange Pi 3 | codename = xunlong-orangepi3 | image = File:xunlong-orangepi3.jpg | imagecaption = Orange Pi 3 with UART connected | releaseyear = 2019 | originalsoftware = BSP Linux 4.9 | chipset = Allwinner H6 | cpu = 4x 1.8 GHz ARM Cortex-A53 | gpu = Mali T720 MP2 600 MHz | storage = 8 GB eMMC (or empty slot) + microSD | display = HDMI port | memory = 1/2 GiB | architecture = aarch64

| status_usbnet = Y | status_flashing = - | status_touch = - | status_screen = Y | status_wifi = Y | status_xwayland = Y | status_fde = | status_mainline = Y | status_battery = - | status_3d = Y | status_accel = - | status_audio = P | status_bluetooth = Y | status_camera = - | status_gps = - | status_mobiledata = - | status_sms = - | status_calls = - | status_otg = P | status_nfc = - | booting = yes

| n-android = ✔ | pmoskernel = | whet_dhry = 1455.9

Contributors

Maintainer(s)

Users owning this device

  • Exkc (Notes: toy found in store (no power brick))


Installation

Follow the Installation_guide, use sdcard method. Then insert microSD into TF-card slot and plug the power cable, pmOS should boot. If not, try once again (on cold boot SPL sometimes decides there is 4096 MiB of RAM and boot hangs).

Serial console

See linux-sunxi wiki page, connect your USB-UART adapter's RX to board's TX and vice versa.

OTG

As said in board's DTS,

/*
 * This board doesn't have a controllable VBUS even though it
 * does have an ID pin. Using it as anything but a USB host is
 * unsafe.
 */

So you can't connect it to a PC via microUSB (but you still can use type A to type A cable). However, connecting microUSB devices such as flash drive may work, but untested because microUSB is too near to AC, so most devices can't be connected.

Audio

Hardware codec isn't supported in Linux kernel yet, so audio jack output won't work. However, HDMI audio works.

See also