I have two problems using Ubuntu (so far).

1. Trying to setup vino for vncserver:

1. $ sudo apt-get update
   
2. $ sudo apt install vino
   
3. $ sudo apt install gnome-control-center-data
   
4. $ sudo gnome-control-center sharing
   
5. libGL error: failed to create dri screen
   
6. libGL error: failed to load driver: rockchip
   
7. libGL error: failed to create dri screen
   
8. libGL error: failed to load driver: rockchip
   
9. 
   
10. ** (gnome-control-center:9561): WARNING **: 00:56:34.933: Could not find settings panel "sharing"

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   Perhaps a problem with the gpu driver?

2. Configuring firewall UFW

1. $ sudo apt install ufw
   
2. $ uname -sr
   
3.     Linux 4.19.193
   
4. $ sudo ufw status
   
5. ERROR: problem running iptables: iptables v1.6.1: can't initialize iptables table `filter': Table does not exist (do you need to insmod?)
   
6. Perhaps iptables or your kernel needs to be upgraded.

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  From researching this, either their is no iptables module included in this kernel, or in the wrong location or version.  I am stuck until I resolve this.

I have two problems using Ubuntu (so far).

1. Trying to setup vino for vncserver:

1. $ sudo apt-get update
   
2. $ sudo apt install vino
   
3. $ sudo apt install gnome-control-center-data
   
4. $ sudo gnome-control-center sharing
   
5. libGL error: failed to create dri screen
   
6. libGL error: failed to load driver: rockchip
   
7. libGL error: failed to create dri screen
   
8. libGL error: failed to load driver: rockchip
   
9. 
   
10. ** (gnome-control-center:9561): WARNING **: 00:56:34.933: Could not find settings panel "sharing"

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   Perhaps a problem with the gpu driver?

2. Configuring firewall UFW

1. $ sudo apt install ufw
   
2. $ uname -sr
   
3.     Linux 4.19.193
   
4. $ sudo ufw status
   
5. ERROR: problem running iptables: iptables v1.6.1: can't initialize iptables table `filter': Table does not exist (do you need to insmod?)
   
6. Perhaps iptables or your kernel needs to be upgraded.

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  From researching this, either their is no iptables module included in this kernel, or in the wrong location or version.  I am stuck until I resolve this.

Not surprised.  I'm not able install many of the apps/packages.  I was able to get Firefox working but pretty much everything else I have tried is unsupported or bugged.  It's better than the Android implementation on the M2, which is total rubbish.  If I could return it for a refund, I would but shipping back would cost as much as I paid for it.

Hi, our engineer will reply you ASAP.

jamescygnus Posted at 2021-8-4 11:17
Not surprised.  I'm not able install many of the apps/packages.  I was able to get Firefox working b ...

Hi, sorry for your bad experience. We will update a tutorial on Google Play installation soon.

I love two things about the Station M2:

1. Form Factor - very compact, sturdy case

2. Power Consumption - At idle, it only consumes 1.2 Watts
                                       Normal Use, about 2.5 Watts

IF Firefly invests the resources to get the software solid, it will be a great tool.  If not, it will be useless. I am primarily interested in Ubuntu - it is the reason I bought it. So far it kinda runs, but it just isn't solid with some packages unable to load/run.  I can't emphasize enough  how important it is to invest in the software and documentation and you will sell many, many  thousands of these.

Maddox675 Posted at 2021-8-5 10:39
I love two things about the Station M2:

1. Form Factor - very compact, sturdy case

Hi.
1. this is a lxde desktop envionment. not gnome . so gnome-control-center can not run . the log about libGL is normal . libgl detects the dri driver. rockchip's display framework does not implement a dri driver, which is not required. You can test opengl's support by running glmark2-es2.

2. yes, you are right,  there are some modules in iptable that we don't turn on by default in the kernel. Because we use all kernel drivers in builtin kernel mode for fast boot purposes, we have selected most of the modules that we think are necessary, some of them we don't have builtin. Anyway, we will provide you with a firmware that fully supports iptable.

thanks for your reply.

Maddox675 Posted at 2021-8-5 10:39
I love two things about the Station M2:

1. Form Factor - very compact, sturdy case

please refer  this wiki:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vino_(VNC_server)

ujerry Posted at 2021-8-5 11:41
Hi.
1. this is a lxde desktop envionment. not gnome . so gnome-control-center can not run . the l ...

Thanks for the reply.

I have been using Ubuntu since 18.04 on other machines, so I assumed I could use the same setup (vino).  Anyway, I will find a vnc server for lxde.

Looking forward to the fix for iptable.

ujerry Posted at 2021-8-5 11:41
Hi.
1. this is a lxde desktop envionment. not gnome . so gnome-control-center can not run . the l ...

I installed tightvnc and can access with a vnc client.  vnc uses port 5901 and it works as well as port 22 for ssh. But port 1883 does not work, which is why I wanted to install ufw.  Is there any other way to open a port or is it statically set with the kernel version until iptables is available?

Maddox675 Posted at 2021-8-6 12:30
I installed tightvnc and can access with a vnc client.  vnc uses port 5901 and it works as well as ...

Hi, we have released a temporary firmware that supports ufw. Follow-up versions can pay attention to our official release.

https://drive.google.com/drive/f ... MefLA4Y?usp=sharing