In addition, you can’t download it like that. Follow the README:
Gapps for khadas
About how to add Gapps support on khadas Edge SDK source code, You can follow the steps below
二、Edge board
1. Modify the file 'PROJECT/device/rockchip/rk3399/rk3399.mk'
<1> Change the property 'BUILD_WITH_GAPPS_CONFIG' from false to true
#Gapps Build Config
-BUILD_WITH_GAPPS_CONFIG :=false
+BUILD_WITH_GAPPS_CONFIG :=true
2. Download the google repertory into the path 'PROJECT/vendor/rockchip/'
<1> cd PROJECT/vendor/rockchip/
<2> git clone https://github.com/terry2droid/google google -b Pie
3. Build yourself ROM again
The SDDiskTools v1.56 is not compatible with Android Pie, only Nougat, v1.57 is also compatible with Pie and also has a Linux tool, not just for Windows.
Please also check if there are newer updates for AndroidTool(v2.69) and FactoryTool(v1.66) too.
Above versions are from Rockchip-Linux Github but they are a bit old I think and not the latest.
The latest tools are always recommended to help fix flashing and boot issues.
Can you test if Android Pie firmware with SDDiskTool ‘Upgrade firmware’ box checked written to a micro-sd card can boot correctly on Khadas Edge-V, show the Recovery menu, upgrading in progress and finishes 100% to update firmware on emmc? When the updating finishes it doesn’t restart automatically and try to redo updating from the micro-sd card again and rather shows a message that the update completed successfully and allows you to remove the micro-sd card to reboot and load Android from emmc? If it has this bug, can it be fixed?
Version(Latest): Edge_Pie_V191205.7z Update List:
Anyboby , The latest firmware has been released, see the beginning.
Sorry, the update is slow. The next version will merge the latest rockchip patch
I have Magisk Manager, but when it downloads ZIP, it says “Unsupported/unknown image format”
Log:
- Device platform: arm64-v8a
- Copying image to cache
2034+0 records in
2034+0 records out
2082816 bytes transferred in 0.030 secs (69427200 bytes/sec)
1410+1 records in
1410+1 records out
1443916 bytes transferred in 0.014 secs (103136857 bytes/sec)
- Unpacking boot image
Parsing boot image: [/data/user_de/0/com.topjohnwu.magisk/install/boot.img]
! Unsupported/Unknown image format
! Installation failed
this is good ,since on vim3 these nuances can’t be done on Android,for this reason I watch videos exclusively on coreelec, where it all works perfectly