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It seems, however, that a HDMI monitor is required to apply all different resolutions available. With a true HDMI monitor or a HDMI-VGA converter I was able to get an acceptable image.

#wpa-conf /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.Hi all, One problem identified and solved: When checking my hardware installation (NanoPi Fire3 with accessories needed) I found out that my monitor (VGA/DVI-D) did not accept video signals from NanoPi via a HDMI-DVI-D adapter.

Flash the Image file nanopim4_v1_2GB_sdcard-ubuntu_20.04LTS_kernel_5.9.0-rc7.img to the SD CARD using USBImager, dd or win32DiskImagerĪnd after login type in the shell: sudo apt-get updateĮdit the file /etc/network/interfaces and fill in your ssi and psk encrypted password: #auto wlan0.

Kernel 5.9.0-rc7 for NanoPi M4 - v1 (2GB) Wifi is disabled, in order to get Wifi you need to enable wlan0i in /etc/network/interfaces or install and configure netplan or any other way you like iface wlan0 inet dhcp Show Info about your camera cam -camera=1 -Iĭefault Image has no camera enabled, you need to enable the correct sensor you have attached to CSI-1 our CSI-1 and CSI-2 To make use of the sensor, there is a pre-built cam application ready to be used. Use 7z to unzip the nanopim4-v1_sdcard-8GB-ubuntu_20.04LTS_kernel_5.11.0-final-dual-camera.img.7z and flash it to an 8GB (or more) sd card, using dd, usbimager or Win32DiskImager. Ubuntu Server LTS 20.04 minimal image with CLI (command line interface) This is an 8GB SD card Image for NanoPi M4 v1 with support for dual-camera (OV13850 and OV4689).