Changelog: 20210201: ubuntu-20.04-3.16-minimal-odroid-c2-20210201.img.xz

1. Update Ubuntu to 20.04.1
2. Support WiFi 5B (RTL8821CU)

20200617: ubuntu-20.04-3.16-minimal-odroid-c2-20200617.img.xz

1. Updated to Ubuntu 20.04
2. Kodi fbdev support is maintained
3. Default governor is now performance. To change CPU governor, refer this guide
4. Kernel header package is improved for the DKMS compatibility
5. Kernel 3.16.82 LTS

20190814: ubuntu-18.04.3-3.16-minimal-odroid-c2-20190814.img.xz

1. Updated to Ubuntu 18.04.3
2. Kodi fbdev support is maintained
3. Default governor is now performance. To change CPU governor, refer this guide
4. Kernel header package is improved for the DKMS compatibility
5. Kernel 3.16.72 LTS

20180626: ubuntu-18.04-3.16-minimal-odroid-c2-20180626.img

1. Updated to Ubuntu 18.04
2. Kodi fbdev support is maintained
3. Default governor is now performance. To change CPU governor, refer this guide
4. Kernel header package is improved for the DKMS compatibility
5. Kernel 3.16 LTS

20171005: ubuntu64-16.04.3-minimal-odroid-c2-20171005.img

1. Initial version
2. Supports fbdev version of Kodi (apt-get install kodi-fbdev)
3. If you want to change the CPU governor, install cpufrequtils and try the following commands. Don't forget to disable ondemand service.

   target

   $ sudo apt install cpufrequtils
   # You can specify the governor as you want such as ondemand, performance, powersave, interactive, and so on.
   $ echo 'GOVERNOR="{GOVERNOR}"' | sudo tee /etc/default/cpufrequtils; sudo update-rc.d ondemand disable; systemctl mask ondemand;
   $ reboot

   • e.g. Check the CPU governor if you feel the system slowness. If it is not “performance”, try..

     target

     $ cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_governor
     $ echo 'GOVERNOR="performance"' | sudo tee /etc/default/cpufrequtils; sudo update-rc.d ondemand disable;systemctl mask ondemand
     $ reboot

4. ID - root / password - odroid

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