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- Formatted my SD card (8GB), copied the files in order: zImage> rootfs> remaining;
- Archive zImage was used that has the CRC E0CF5FF7 (dingoes A320 (ILI9331) kernel with I2C support);
- Also reinstalled the dualboot;
- In my dingoo are showing the following error:
Mounting /proc /sys /dev
Reading kernel command line
mmc0: new SDHC card at address bf3d
mmcb1k0: mmc0:bf3d █ ▀c^ █ ▀c^ █ ▀c^ █ ▀c^ █ ▀c^ 7782400KiB
 mmcb1k0: p1
FATAL: cannot mount /dev/mmcb1k0/dev/mmcb1k0p1 on /boot
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Kernel panic - not syncing: Attempted to kill init!
Does anyone know the origin of the problem? Please!

What filesystem did you put on your card? It says it cant mount the sd card, so its either damaged or the fs is wrong / damaged.

Previously I was using dingux normally. I changed the zImage and he could not get more on screen dingux. Then I restarted the whole installation process as already mentioned.

I think he's asking what fs you put on your card when you formatted it, right? It should be formatted as such.

format x: /FS:fat32 /A:32K

Well, not formatted in MS-DOS mode, I can test. But in windows I formatted FAT-32 mode. Thus functioned normally until then.

Wow, this is the real good stuff!
Keep it up

Quote from: santino on June 08, 2010, 02:49:33 pm

What filesystem did you put on your card? It says it cant mount the sd card, so its either damaged or the fs is wrong / damaged.

Previously I was using dingux normally. I changed the zImage and he could not get more on screen dingux. Then I restarted the whole installation process as already mentioned.

I had the similar issue with my 8gb sdcard. Some Kernels didn't work with my sdcard. Test another one.

You have to set the menu point "clock for dmenu2x" to 336mhz. Try these.

Since I accidentally fried me 'ol Dingoo: can anyone tell me how the quality is of Dinux's TV out is? I mean for movies. Because movies "need" full 24 bit colour. Most of our beloved classic games do not come in more than 16 bit colours, so TV out for games is perfect on the Digoo (meaning that we can now even play Mame on the TV!!!!)

However, I've heard that the TV chip on the Dingoo does support 24 bit colour, but it isn't "utilized" by the Dingoo firmware. Another problem is that there (to my knowledge) isn't a good movie player yet for Dingux. There seems to be a port of mplayer out there, but it doesn't support the graphical overlays (i.e. displaying movie duration, time left etc.) I think. And does sound work properly yet in mplayer? Anyway, if one of you would be so kind as to watch a movie for a few minutes in Dinux and compare it with the TV output using the native firmware movie player, I'd be very grateful.

I lost my tv-out cable. I have a similar one, but it doesn't work. Can anybody test and post here the pinout so I can build my own cable?
thx in advance.

hello, if it works, try connecting the red or white plug the yellow plug tv, cables are similar but have changed the order of cable. sorry for my English

Ok guys please bare with me here i am a total noob to the dingoo and especially to linux.

I download the tv out patch file in the first post, but where on my sd card do i put it?
And how does one ''execute with parameters'' on the dingoo

sorry no flaming :-(

im using gmenu