VIM4/1S Ubuntu 22.04 Linux 5.4 V1.5-230425 Release

Here we release the new version of Ubuntu 22.04 V1.5-230425 for VIM4/1S.

Change logs:

  • VIM4

    • Add new TS050 support
    • Add TS101 support
    • Add new hdmi resolution support, 800x480, 1024x600…
    • Add auto detect hdmi resolution support
    • Add flexible hdmi resolution
    • Add IMX415 support
    • Add HDMI IN audio support
    • Fix SD issue
    • Fix dtb partition write errors
    • Update Wi-Fi drivers
    • Enable Wi-Fi monitor mode
    • Improve fan service
  • VIM1S

    • Add new hdmi resolution support, 800x480, 1024x600…
    • Add auto detect hdmi resolution support
    • Add flexible hdmi resolution
    • Fix RTC issue
    • Fix dtb partition write errors
    • Update Wi-Fi drivers
    • Update Wi-Fi firmware
    • Enable Wi-Fi monitor mode
    • Improve fan service

Known Issues:

  • No HDMI hotplug

Installation Guide

Install via OOWOW

If you want to do a full clean installation, you can use OOWOW to install the image online.

Upgrade from previous release

If you don’t want to reinstall the system, you can also use the simple commands below to upgrade your system to leatest version.

$ sudo apt update
$ sudo apt full-upgrade
$ sync
$ sudo reboot

Note: For OTA upgrade, current image must be previous release V1.1-220721 or newer release.

By the way

Ths images are built using Fenix scripts, you can use it to build your own image!

Have fun!

Hi,

I tried the new linux image and I finally get a Khadas booting logo on my 1024x600 screen, however as soon as it booted the screen freaks out as it did before the update.
Do you have an idea of a fix ?

Thank you very much for your work

Hello @zak-souid

Which board? VIM4 or VIM1S?

Could you provide the full kernel log and edid of your screen to us ?

VIM4. How would you advise me to do that ? I tried Remote Desktop but at every reboot the password changes so it is not usable.

Hello @zak-souid

You can try to login with ssh.

Yeah I tried that but when running xandr I get “can’t open displays”

Hello @zak-souid

Please provide the kernel log and edid of your screen.

dmesg > kernel.txt
cat /sys/class/amhdmitx/amhdmitx0/rawedid > edid.txt

Please provide kernel.txt and edid.txt to us.