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Operating System installation

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Installation of the base-system

Enable Auto-Login

Enabling the On-Screen-Keyboard

  • In applications, where you don't want to use an external keyboard you have the possibility to use an "On-Screen-Keyboard" which could be controlled via the Touch-Screen.

Switch-On the On-Screen-Keyboard on Ubuntu-Mate

  • On Ubuntu-Mate the On-Screen-Keyboard is already installed. You can find it in the ‘Universal Access’ menu. In this menu you find the application "Onboard" -> a click on this menu-point activates the On-Screen-Keyboard.

Adding support for ARM 32-bit code execution

odroid64:$ sudo dpkg --add-architecture armhf

odroid64:$ sudo apt-get update

apt install libc6:armhf

apt install libx11-6:armhf

apt install libfreetype6:armhf

apt install libxext6:armhf

apt install libasound2:armhf

Changing FDT (Flattened Device Tree) to support second UART-Interface for MIDI

Enabling 31250 UART-Baud-Rate for Midi-Usage

  • The baud-rate 31250 which is used for MIDI-trafic is normally NOT supported on standard UART drivers.
  • We have to tweek the UART-Kernel-driver for supporting this baud rate. This sounds like a complicated action, but it isn't really complicated - take a look on this article in the Odroid-Magazine -> ODROID-N2 UART Custom Baud Rate for MIDI

getting the Kernel-Sources


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