2016-09-29, 19:18
(2016-09-29, 10:47)Jeffers24 Wrote: Looks like the link for the beelink blog is for the later model than the one I have, MiniMXIII II with S905X?
I should have included in my earlier post, my build is Mini mxlll_107L1, my processor is the S905.
Sorry - I had responded to i_am_jond specifically to his vII - I had a feeling yours might be the v1 so I actually edited my original reply to you to include the source reference for the links to ensure you knew to which it referred
No, you cannot use those images on your V1.
As far as I can see, the 4/25 version is the latest available for the V1.
(2016-09-29, 13:05)bobrooney Wrote: The thing is that those unhappy "users" are louder than those happy users and they make things look worse more then they really are
I agree, although admit some of them appear to be have good reason with the S912.
But then you have morons who don't know what they are doing - one guy with an s905x said his buddy flashed his with a netbox firmware and then the wifi didn't work. No s#it Sherlock - different wifi chip!
As for the S905x, I went into it knowing what it could/couldn't do.and for the dollars prepared to live with it/work through it/pass it along/throw it away. It was just a low-cost play thing, rather than my 'ultimate dream'. Not my main box.
On android, with SPMC, it actually works very well. It also gives the ability to run full browser and other apps.
LibreElec (kszaq) is not that far away - on this Beelink MiniMXIII II box, one of the outstanding issues is getting source code for the wifi driver - but the LIbreElec as is already, will run with either Ethernet or USB stick and audio issues are well on their way to final resolution.
Anyone considering these boxes needs to be pragmatic in their determination - there is no 'free lunch' - if you want something that is perfection, these type of boxes as far from it - and you cannot have any expectation (I'm talking about reality here, not whether ethically they SHOULD) that you buy knowing a few warts exist (or worse EXPECT perfection) and 'hope' bugs will be resolved; if you need/want that level of commitment, put your money into a supplier that WILL give you ongoing support (WeTek, nvidia etc)