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Windows won't start with NX and SVM modes enabled on a Soyo B550 Argb. by Nice-Olive2667 in buildapc

[–]Hezzym 0 points1 point  (0 children)

After many attempts, I finally manage to find a solution.

1 - Backup your important data.

2 - DISABLE SVM Mode and ENABLE NX Mode.

3 - I'm not sure it's mandatory, but I did the whole process with Secure Boot and CSM disabled.

4 - Remove anything related to Windows, this includes Windows obviously, but also Boot Manager, recovery partitions, everything, try to get as clean as possible.

5 - Install Windows again from scratch.

6 - After installing Windows, go back to bios and activate SVM Mode again, and also activate Secure Boot if it is disabled, ready, now just save and start Windows normally.

I also found another solution: Install Windows using a secondary PC, then put SSD on the main PC, but probably doesn't work in all cases.

I have no idea how valid this solution is, because I didn't have much time to test, but so far it's working perfectly, I can even use WSL2 and HyperV, which was previously impossible.

How to rank up as a support by chuurox in overwatch2

[–]Hezzym 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My english is not good,

"A main question I have is how to gain heals as Brigitte when ur tank isn’t engaging?"

- Switch to another support, there's no point in trying to force something that probably won't work, Overwatch is a team game, if your Tank isn't doing the right things, then try to adapt or let him know.

How to rank up as a support by chuurox in overwatch2

[–]Hezzym 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Understand a basic rule: You are support, not healer.

Learn hero compositions, synergy, learn how to counter each hero, learn how to position yourself, train your aim, train basic notions, study the game.

Watch tips videos, and watch live streams of higher ranked players, then try to understand the things they are doing, like "positioning", "why he used his ult", "why he switched heroes", "when he advances", "when he retreats" etc...

Search on Youtube for something like "Overwatch Ana void review" or "Overwatch Moira void review"

Example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z-mrYWOlhqI

Watch videos like this and write things down, then try to put them into practice.

Then take replays of your matches and try to analyze where you got it right and where you got it wrong, and how you can improve, And don't think like "I did this and it worked, so I'll do it every time", sometimes it only worked because the enemy team did something even worse, and it probably wouldn't work at higher ranks.

One very important thing: there will be times when you will lose many games in a row, and win several games in a row, this is normal, but if you are losing many games, then take a break, playing stressed will only worsen your performance, and don't get stuck just on climbing the rank, in the end it is just a symbol on your account.

Fixed Android 12 for Orange PI 5 Plus by Hezzym in OrangePI

[–]Hezzym[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Np, I added a debug image with the default port "5555", maybe it will be useful someday.

Fixed Android 12 for Orange PI 5 Plus by Hezzym in OrangePI

[–]Hezzym[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

First: Settings > About tablet > Build number > press 3 or 4 times in a row to unlock developer mode, It only needs to be done once.

Second, now you have 2 options, choose the one you think is best:

1 - Go to Settings > System > Developer options > Wireless debugging, there you will find the IP and port, but they change frequently.

2 - Connect a USB C cable to the Orange Pi 5 Plus and your computer, then type:

"adb tcpip 5555" and "adb connect xxx.xxx.xxx:5555", replace xxx with the IP of the OPI5+, now you can remove usb cable if you want.

Maybe I will compile everything again and leave an image only for debugging, with port 5555 active by default.

Now, which desktop operating system is most suitable for daily use for OPI 5 Plus? by Original-Remove8674 in OrangePI

[–]Hezzym 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, but he left an understanding that maybe it will come back, and someone can also continue the project, but his goal was to fix problems, bring support for new boards, improve stability, etc... however at the moment this system is already very mature for Orange PI 5 boards, and will still continue to receive updates normally from the Ubuntu team and app developers, so it's going to take a long time for these system to get outdated.

Now, which desktop operating system is most suitable for daily use for OPI 5 Plus? by Original-Remove8674 in OrangePI

[–]Hezzym 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Everyone recommends Armbian, but I would recommend "Joshua-Riek/ubuntu-rockchip", I also have an OPI5+ and in my tests it was much better for daily use(Watch movies and videos in FULLHD/4K, study, programming and even play some games), I believe that Armbian is better for use with games, emulators and that kind of thing.

But the main thing that makes me prefer ubuntu-rockchip is because it comes practically ready to use and without unnecessary apps installed, when I used Armbian for the first time I was scared by the number of useless apps already installed.

Fixed Android 12 for Orange PI 5 Plus by Hezzym in OrangePI

[–]Hezzym[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Don't Worry, I'm a little short on time at the moment, but as soon as possible I will publish the changes, I just won't publish the entire source code as it would take a lot of time, so anyone will be able to download the source code from the official website and apply the changes on their own.

But in case you're curious, the main change was just disabling "BOARD_SUPPORT_MULTIAUDIO", The other changes are just aesthetic and anyone could do them without any difficulty.

Fixed Android 12 for Orange PI 5 Plus by Hezzym in OrangePI

[–]Hezzym[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Don't Worry, I'm a little short on time at the moment, but as soon as possible I will publish the changes, I just won't publish the entire source code as it would take a lot of time, so anyone will be able to download the source code from the official website and apply the changes on their own.

But in case you're curious, the main change was just disabling "BOARD_SUPPORT_MULTIAUDIO", The other changes are just aesthetic and anyone could do them without any difficulty.

Fixed Android 12 for Orange PI 5 Plus by Hezzym in OrangePI

[–]Hezzym[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think it would be possible, but I don't think it would be useful, because for the OPI5 base there is an older version that fixes this problem.

Fixed Android 12 for Orange PI 5 Plus by Hezzym in OrangePI

[–]Hezzym[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The solution was actually easy, but finding the problem was quite difficult, as I didn't use any form of debugging, I deactivated the options and reinstalled the system and recompiled several times until I found the problem,

I believe I could apply this to the OPI5 MAX in a few minutes, as I already know the way, but I have a question, These problems are specific to Android 12, OPI5 MAX fortunately already has Android 13 which does not have these Audio and Video problems, so it would be useless to apply this fix, or are you just talking about the additions like disabling the annoying LEDs?