I link to 192.168.0.1 and wanna set the wireless to my ap

But I set the password and click save button. It doesn't connected to my AP.

Is the webpage wrong?

My device is connected to WiFi network, I can ping the device as well see the streams. But while running ISP Tool, I keep on getting "Not search any server!" when I search for device.

Please help.

Hello!:

I got broken my NVR but the cameras still working and want to use motioneye OS to use them mean while I got a new NVR, but cannot find the URL needed to connect via RTSP, RTMP, MJPEG or JPEG, any guidance is very wellcomed Thanks

I want the modem to work on BPI-D1. I connected to BPI various modems (huawei e1550, ZTE823d - usb ethernet), installing the necessary modules. All modems were correctly defined, but they did not exchange data with BPI. Does anyone have any ideas or examples?

i have post an issue on http://www.bananapi.com/bbs/Show.aspx?tid=909&page=2
hwclock return bad date, confusing day and seconde.
I am testing with release tohax@bdf9584 , the same problem exist.
the rtc device is DS1337S in schematic bananapi-D1

datasheet of DS1337S https://datasheets.maximintegrated.com/en/ds/DS1337-DS1337C.pdf
with tool i2c-test i can read rtc device

[root@Lamobo-D1 ~]$ /mnt/local/bin/i2c-test r 0x68 0 0x6
Open i2c device successfully !
Set slave addr to 0x68!
Read 0x0039 from 0x68[0x00]            <-- seconde in rtc device [00-59]
Read 0x0046 from 0x68[0x01]            <-- minute   in rtc device [00-59]
Read 0x0001 from 0x68[0x02]            <-- hour       in rtc device [00-23 or 00-11]
Read 0x0004 from 0x68[0x03]            <-- day       in rtc device [1-7]
Read 0x0011 from 0x68[0x04]            <-- date       in rtc device [1-31]
Read 0x0001 from 0x68[0x05]            <-- mounth  in rtc device [1-12]
Read 0x0000 from 0x68[0x06]            <-- year       in rtc device [00-99]

[root@Lamobo-D1 ~]$ /mnt/local/bin/i2c-test r 0x68 0 0x6; date -u; hwclock
Open i2c device successfully !
Set slave addr to 0x68!
Read 0x0005 from 0x68[0x00]
Read 0x0021 from 0x68[0x01]
Read 0x0002 from 0x68[0x02]
Read 0x0004 from 0x68[0x03]
Read 0x0011 from 0x68[0x04]
Read 0x0001 from 0x68[0x05]
Read 0x0000 from 0x68[0x06]
Fri Jan 13 01:21:10 CST 2017          **<-- GMT system date**
Sat Jan  5 02:21:05 2002  0.000000 seconds   **<-- hwclock**

decoding rtc registers say : [04]=Fri [01]=Jan [11]=13 [00]=2000 [02][21][05]=02:21:05
content register was set by ntpd -q -p pool.ntp.org (error on year ...?),

But when read register with hwclock more errors ( seem read register 00 as day and register 01 as month and register 02 as year ......)

[root@Lamobo-D1 ~]$ /mnt/local/bin/i2c-test r 0x68 0 0x6; date -u ; hwclock
Open i2c device successfully !
Set slave addr to 0x68!
Read 0x0005 from 0x68[0x00]
Read 0x0043 from 0x68[0x01]
Read 0x0002 from 0x68[0x02]
Read 0x0004 from 0x68[0x03]
Read 0x0011 from 0x68[0x04]
Read 0x0001 from 0x68[0x05]
Read 0x0000 from 0x68[0x06]
Fri Jan 13 01:43:09 UTC 2017
Tue Mar  5 02:43:05 2002  0.000000 seconds

[root@Lamobo-D1 ~]$ /mnt/local/bin/i2c-test r 0x68 0 0x6; date -u ; hwclock
Open i2c device successfully !
Set slave addr to 0x68!
Read 0x0006 from 0x68[0x00]
Read 0x0043 from 0x68[0x01]
Read 0x0002 from 0x68[0x02]
Read 0x0004 from 0x68[0x03]
Read 0x0011 from 0x68[0x04]
Read 0x0001 from 0x68[0x05]
Read 0x0000 from 0x68[0x06]
Fri Jan 13 01:43:11 UTC 2017
Wed Mar  6 02:43:06 2002  0.000000 seconds

[root@Lamobo-D1 ~]$ /mnt/local/bin/i2c-test r 0x68 0 0x6; date -u ; hwclock
Open i2c device successfully !
Set slave addr to 0x68!
Read 0x0007 from 0x68[0x00]
Read 0x0043 from 0x68[0x01]
Read 0x0002 from 0x68[0x02]
Read 0x0004 from 0x68[0x03]
Read 0x0011 from 0x68[0x04]
Read 0x0001 from 0x68[0x05]
Read 0x0000 from 0x68[0x06]
Fri Jan 13 01:43:12 UTC 2017
Thu Mar  7 02:43:07 2002  0.000000 seconds

[root@Lamobo-D1 ~]$ /mnt/local/bin/i2c-test r 0x68 0 0x6; date -u ; hwclock
Open i2c device successfully !
Set slave addr to 0x68!
Read 0x0031 from 0x68[0x00]
Read 0x0043 from 0x68[0x01]
Read 0x0002 from 0x68[0x02]
Read 0x0004 from 0x68[0x03]
Read 0x0011 from 0x68[0x04]
Read 0x0001 from 0x68[0x05]
Read 0x0000 from 0x68[0x06]
Fri Jan 13 01:43:35 UTC 2017
Sun Mar 31 02:43:31 2002  0.000000 seconds

[root@Lamobo-D1 ~]$ /mnt/local/bin/i2c-test r 0x68 0 0x6; date -u ; hwclock
Open i2c device successfully !/mnt/local/bin/i2c-test r 0x68 0 0x6
Set slave addr to 0x68!
Read 0x0038 from 0x68[0x00]
Read 0x0043 from 0x68[0x01]
Read 0x0002 from 0x68[0x02]
Read 0x0004 from 0x68[0x03]
Read 0x0011 from 0x68[0x04]
Read 0x0001 from 0x68[0x05]
Read 0x0000 from 0x68[0x06]
Fri Jan 13 01:43:43 UTC 2017
hwclock: RTC_RD_TIME: Invalid argument <-- **not exist March 38 !!!!!!!!**

Can you help me ?

There is something wrong in the current kernel.

VFS: Cannot open root device "mtdblock1" or unknown-block(0,0): error -6
Please append a correct "root=" boot option; here are the available partitions:
1f00 16384 mtdblock0 (driver?)
Kernel panic - not syncing: VFS: Unable to mount root fs on unknown-block(0,0)

At the moment i cant figured out where the problem is. I tried mtdblock0 too but it does not work.
Which drivers are needed? Or can you provide an older version?

I am using the Banana Pi D1 with the official Banana Pi WiFi Module. I am able to boot the device and connect to it when it is broadcasting as an AP.

From the wireless table I found my wifi network at saved my password. The instructions say that once this is saved to press the function key and it will switch to slave mode and the LED will blink. It does blink but only for a second and then goes back to solid and does nothing.

I've been told you have to edit /etc/jffs2/camera.ini, the [wireless] block. I have not been able to connect over serial but either way the fact it isn't working from the control panel seems like an issue. Any advice? I am using the latest 2.0 image.

http://bananapi.com/index.php/forum/general-discussion-for-bpi-d1/564-connect-to-wifi

how do i boot from SD Card? when i try to use burn tool it gets stuck at decompressing done, booting kernel

what is the default username/password for the system?
tried:

• admin/admin
• admin/password
• Researcher/

Able to connect to telnet
Ask login/password
I can't find login/password

it was too interesting for me and I wonder additional information or some more instructions
about cross compilation openvpn client for arm in the following repository: https://github.com/Lamobo/Lamobo-D1.

Hello,

On gpio pins there is alternate option for SPI. I would like to use SDIO for connecting a wifi chip, how can I do it?

Somebody manage to connect usb to lan adpater to bpi-d1?

摄像头现在连接电源后就开始录制，怎样修改使录制可控，或者说哪部分源码与这个功能相关

has anyone tried to run the kernel with qemu ? i tried to emulate it with Qemu but no luck.

In firmware ver 3.0, there are some noticeable color variations every few frames, not in a consistent periods.
That issue is not noticeable in firmware ver 2.0.

I tried (with no luck):

1. streaming mode vs. recorded video file - the same.
2. .avi and mp4 file types.
3. ipcamera application vs. record_video sample.
4. switching the board, switching camera sensor.
5. pre-build and self-build firmware.

There is a bug in src/samples/record_video/main.c.

Line 215 (time_flag = 1;) needs to be inside the if branch above, eg:

if (ts > 1000)
{
    printf("get ts is %ld\n",ts);
    camera_usebufok();

    gettimeofday(&tv, NULL);
    t0 = tv.tv_sec*1000 + tv.tv_usec/1000;
    times = t0 + ext_gSettings->enc_time*1000;
    time_flag = 1;

    continue;
}

Without this, it never gets past the initial stage of discarding frames until ts>1000, and the output file remains empty.

Both tools (Anyka IP Camera.exe and ISPControl.exe) do not run on Windows 10. Can you please rebuild them or open up the source code. Thanks!