If you search Amazon for Wireless Remote Control Outlet you’ll find lots of them.
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Yes, shouldnt be hard. I really like these…
I use TP Link products
Smart switch
Smart receptacle
Controlled from phone app
Software is excellent and support as well
Happy Testing
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Can use Tuya or ewelink smart socket.
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Pulled out the extention cord, only to notice it has absolutely nothing printed on it. No idea which brand this is, sorry
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DTS report partitions: 5 partitions in the DTB:
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ID| name | size|( human)| masks
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0: boot_a 4000000 ( 64.00M) 1
1: vbmeta_a 200000 ( 2.00M) 1
2: vbmeta_system_a 200000 ( 2.00M) 1
3: system 41e00000 ( 1.03G) 2
4: data (AUTOFILL) 4
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EPT report: 9 partitions in the table:
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ID| name | offset|( human)| size|( human)| masks
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
0: bootloader 0 ( 0.00B) 400000 ( 4.00M) 0
(GAP) 2000000 ( 32.00M)
1: reserved 2400000 ( 36.00M) 4000000 ( 64.00M) 0
(GAP) 800000 ( 8.00M)
2: cache 6c00000 ( 108.00M) 0 ( 0.00B) 0
(GAP) 800000 ( 8.00M)
3: env 7400000 ( 116.00M) 800000 ( 8.00M) 0
(GAP) 800000 ( 8.00M)
4: boot_a 8400000 ( 132.00M) 4000000 ( 64.00M) 1
(GAP) 800000 ( 8.00M)
5: vbmeta_a cc00000 ( 204.00M) 200000 ( 2.00M) 1
(GAP) 800000 ( 8.00M)
6: vbmeta_system_a d600000 ( 214.00M) 200000 ( 2.00M) 1
(GAP) 800000 ( 8.00M)
7: system e000000 ( 224.00M) 41e00000 ( 1.03G) 2
(GAP) 800000 ( 8.00M)
8: data 50600000 ( 1.26G) 6f7600000 ( 27.87G) 4
===================================================================================
EmuELEC:~ # df -h
Filesystem Size Used Available Use% Mounted on
devtmpfs 1.8G 4.0K 1.8G 0% /dev
tmpfs 752.4M 14.5M 737.9M 2% /run
/dev/system 1.0G 1.0G 3.0M 100% /flash
/dev/loop0 1.0G 1.0G 0 100% /
/dev/data 27.3G 437.4M 26.8G 2% /storage
tmpfs 1.8G 0 1.8G 0% /dev/shm
tmpfs 1.8G 3.0M 1.8G 0% /var
tmpfs 1.8G 0 1.8G 0% /tmp
none 27.3G 437.4M 26.8G 2% /tmp/assets
none 27.3G 437.4M 26.8G 2% /tmp/database
none 27.3G 437.4M 26.8G 2% /tmp/cores
none 27.3G 437.4M 26.8G 2% /tmp/overlays
none 27.3G 437.4M 26.8G 2% /tmp/joypads
none 27.3G 437.4M 26.8G 2% /tmp/shaders
ports 27.3G 437.4M 26.8G 2% /storage/roms/ports_scripts
EmuELEC:~ # dtname
sc2_s905x4_4g_1gbit
After spending almost a month writing almost 9K lines of codes, effectively implemented my own DTB editor from ground up and wrote a whole damn mini-language interpreter and an all-partition migrator, I could finnaly say installation to internal on S905X4 is possible and it works. But I’m too tired to write any documentation or wrapper script now 
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great thanks for your work
also got JL2101,
how to apply the patch?
About the JL2101 chip on S905X4 devices:
We do not have such “generic” cheap hardware in our inner dev circle, so if someone feel able to test our first public Amlogic-ne (Amlogic - New Era) image we can test the driver implementation.
There are generic SC2 dtbs included, but not tested so it maybe does not boot at all.
Please us only a spare boot media and do not try to upgrade from Amlogic-ng!!
The procedure for Amlogic-ne is same as for Amlogic-ng, so just burn the image to µSD or USB, place dtb.img and hope it’s booting. If booting please check if this ethernet chip is now supported and working with gigabit. If yes or also if not please run dmesg | paste and post the result debug log URL.
CoreELEC-Amlogic-ne.arm-20.0-Nexus_devel_20220922101324-Generic.img.gz
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Thank you @Portisch
Starting to test it.
there is a way to run dmesg from the UI and copy it from the usb?
with no network can’t connect with ssh.
tested few dtb file
s4_s905y4_4g.dtb - not booting
sc2_s905x4_4g.dtb - not booting
sc2_s905x4_4g_1gbit.dtb - no wifi, no LAN
sc2_s905x4_ugoos_x4.dtb - no WIFI, LAN active and got ip 169…
Run again your Amlogic-ng 4.9 boot media and post the result of:
udevadm info /sys/bus/sdio/devices/* | paste
Doesn’t matter if CE-19 or CE-20.
We need to check if the Wifi driver is included or not. when Wifi is starting to work you can also SSH and make logs for better debugging Amlogic-ne.
here:
http://ix.io/4b6O
As I thought, the driver is not yet included in Amlogic-ne. Will check it later this day.
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Ok, the already included driver should support now all Broadcom chips.
So maybe WiFi is now working and it should be possible to make a dmesg | paste.
CoreELEC-Amlogic-ne.arm-20.0-Nexus_devel_20220922152826-Generic.img.gz
no Wifi with the new image.
I got a USB ethernet module, will try it later…
Than you will need to make a dmesg from Android to see what driver they use for 5.4 kernel.
I get confirmation we are using the correct WiFi driver. So without a log it will be magic to find the reason. Maybe just the firmware is missing. But we maybe got a general issue with Ethernet on SC2 with last changes so I will need to check it again tomorrow.
my usb-ethernet is not working.
there is a way to get terminal? ( can’t connect with ssh)
so i will dump the dmesg to the SD card
also, trying to connect with usb to get adb , but nothing works. (to Android 11)
I found the reason why ethernet wasn’t working at all on SC2 platform. So here is a new image, maybe eth or WiFi is starting working right now. If still nothing from both please make a dmesg | paste with 4.9 kernel to maybe be able to fix the WiFi on 5.4.
CoreELEC-Amlogic-ne.arm-20.0-Nexus_devel_20220923094010-Generic.img.gz
@Portisch Sorry, nothing change.
try sc2_s905x4_4g_1gbit.dtb and sc2_s905x4_ugoos_x4.dtb
dmesg from kernel 4.9: http://ix.io/4bcE
but USB-ethernet works!
from kernal 5.4
http://ix.io/4bcF