X96mini TVbox with Armbian + Klipper – Fake AMLogic S905W – Real Rockchip Rk322x

This TVBox has a Fake chip with a label of an Amlogic S905W,
and the stickers on the bottom show 4GB RAM and 32GB ROM.

If you install Aptoide and then AIDA64, you can check if it has rk322x (RK3228A 1.2Ghz SoC).
With Armbian you can find 1GB of RAM and 8GB of ROM.
Post work in progress: I will add screenshots of AIDA64 to show you the fake info.

>>Download Image backup of X96 mini Rockchip Rk322x << with:
Example:
Armbian_community_24.5.0-trunk.306_Rk322x-box_bookworm_current_6.6.23_minimal.img

Credits:

you can find other Images and Guides for RK3318/RK3328 on
https://klippertv.altervista.org by Giuseppe Di Resta

Burn Image to eMMC

Flash with Balenaetcher a microSD with the Rockchip Multitool by Paolo Sabatino (or download Multitool 2 from >Rockchip Utility<)
Insert the MicroSD in the TVbox, inser the power DC and wait the menu.
Follow the guide below to make a Backup, then Erase the Flash and Burn the Image.
CSC Armbian for RK322X TV Boxe
Sources:
> Armbian last Images< (download for rk322x-boxes)

Useful commands:
sudo rk322x-config
(choose the first options: rk3228a, default ram and pinout)
sudo armbian-config

Failed to start Entropy Daemon based on the HAVEGE algorithm on boot

sudo nano /etc/default/haveged
add:
DAEMON_ARGS="-w 1024 -d 16"

Klipperscreen in the Image backup

If you can’t connect using SSH, connect a HDMI monitor and a keyboard,
Klipperscreen will be visible at boot, so…
press CTRL+ALT+F1 to have a tty1 terminal.
Type CTRL+ALT+F7 to return in Klipperscreen.
In Klipperscreen the mouse cursor is enabled,
so you can use it to connect to Wifi.
To remove the mouse cursor, edit KlipperScreen.conf
sudo nano /home/pi/printer:data/config/KlipperScreen.conf
[main]
show_cursor: False
or delete KlipperScreen.conf

Amlogic stuff for this TVbox?

All the firmwares for Original X96 mini with real Amlogic S905W doesn’t work on this Fake Clone with Rk322x.
I list useful links in >TVBox useful links, guides, stuff<