Lichee Pi Zero First Generation:
Lichee Pi Zero Second Generation:
Lichee Pi Nano:
[Sections]
- About Lichee Pi Zero
- File Introductions
- Write bootable SDcard images
- Boot Lichee Pi Zero
- Expand the rootfs & add swap
- Build Uboot for Lichee Pi Zero
- Build Kernel for Lichee Pi Zero
- Known issues
- Downloads
- References and Links
Lichee Pi Zero based on Allwinner V3S
(ARM Cortex-A7 CPU, max 1.2GHz, 512Mbit DDR2 integrated)
2. [File Introductions]
- pack_zero_img.sh --> Pack script
- minX_dd.tar.bz2 --> Minimum system include Xorg
- mindb_dd.tar.gz --> Minimum Debian.include gcc,python, etc.
- brpy_dd.tar.bz2 --> Buildroot image.include python etc.(no gcc)
- brmin_dd.tar.bz2 --> Minimum buildroot
- minmin_dd.tar.bz2 --> Minimum Debian (almost nothing but apt)
- lichee_zero_test_Debian_LXDE.tar.bz2 --> Debian with LXDE
All made based on Zepan's rootfs, and they are Alpha version.
- MAKE SURE THE TF CARD DOES NOT CONTAIN IMPORTANT FILES!!!
- unzip the downloaded images, use tar under linux, use 7zip under windows.
- You can verify MD5 after unzipping.
- Use 'dd' to write tf-card under linux.
- If you are use windows, please prepare TF card format and use Win32 Diskimager to write the image to disk:
References:
4. [Boot lichee zero]
- Prepare an usb-to-uart cable to watch boot information and log in. The system uart is UART0 (see image at top for location).
- Powered by MicroUSB or 5V pins.
- DO NOT REVERSE CONNECT 5V/GND PINS!!!
5. [Expand rootfs & add swap]
- After booting, in the terminal it will request you to input a username & password.
- Please try root/toortoor or root/licheepi
- After logging in, you can expand the rootfs, make partion changes, and then use resize2fs to expand the size of your file system.
- If you want test the desktop image, you MUST ADD A SWAP FILE!!! (see tutorial below)
8. [Known issues]
- on the lichee_zero_test_Debian_LXDE image, you can't login with a normal user.
- on the lichee_zero_test_Debian_LXDE image, locales have some issues.
- on older Images wher the WiFi module is based on older kernel version, you will need to replace it with a the newer module found below. (r8723bs.ko)
9. [Downloads]
10. [References and Links]