ODROID-H3 and H3+ have the same form factor and similar power efficiency as their predecessor, the ODROID-H2+. But, H3 and H3+ are more powerful and offer higher performance. With great compatibility, a brand new x86 64-bit single board computer with large memory capacity and advanced IO ports.
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Flashing and Booting from an EMMC module on an Odroid XU4 can be tricky. This is because you need a bootloader placed on a hidden Partition of the eMMC memory module. When you clean or flash an EMMC module with normal tools like Etcher or Rufus, you might delete the hidden partition that had the bootloader and the XU4 will simply not boot from your image even if the image you flashed is bootable.
While there are recovery images you can download that have the bootloader needed on it, most images you flash after that will still not contain the bootloader and you would be back to square 1.
The best was found to create a properly bootable EMMC is as follows:
What we are going to do now is use the linux dd command to copy the boot partition from your SD card to the appropriate area on the EMMC. Your EMMC device we want to write to is typically mmcblk0boot0 and it will be protected. So we first have to unlock it, then use the dd command as follows:
The last step might take a few seconds or minute. Once you see no more activity, you can now lock the partition again.
Now shutdown your XU4 and remove the SD card and flip the switch to boot from your EMMC!
This is what worked for me. Here is a screenshot of my session after step 4 of the first part.
See how you can eliminate Paddle Jitter by using the full spectrum of your paddle range on your games. Unlike all other adapters on the market, the iCode duo adapters have auto range calibration plus they give you the ability to you fine tune your device to match your specific paddle range based on the specific game you want to play.
This video walks you through all the calibration settings to help you do this quickly.
Learn how to configure your Retropie to work perfectly with Atari Paddles to play paddle games like Breakout and Warlords, with perfect precision!
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This video shows you how to configure your iCode Duo Plus USB device to use an Atari Trackball to play Missile Command running Atari 8 bit emulation on your PC or other systems.
Walkthrough on how to setup your iCode Duo Plus USB Adapter to work flawlessly with MiSTer FPGA. The updated firmware even support 2 player paddles with ease. Let me know if you have any questions and check us out at www.icode.com where you get one.
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How to flash EMMC module to boot with Odroid XU4
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