There’s a security issue here, as your personal files may be exposed if you forget to set the root password, or to disable OpenWrt if you don’t need it. It should redirect you to LuCI interface, and you can login with no root password. To do, you can access the configuration page from Zidoo (), or any browser on your LAN ( IP address]).
#PORT 5555 FREECIV ANDROID PASSWORD#
So there are port SSH and HTTP ports running, but you can’t access SSH just yet, as you need to set the root password first. MAC Address : 9C : 44 : 3D : 46 : 32 : 4E ( Chengdu Xuguang Technology )
#PORT 5555 FREECIV ANDROID ANDROID#
First I can see some OpenWrt process within Android using adb shell: Zidoo X9S / Realtek RTD1295 OpenWrt System Info NTFS is implemented with Paragon NTFS, a commercial implementation, which usually delivers much better performance than NTFS-3G. My USB 3.0 drive has 4 partitions, and with the exception of BTRFS, all other file systems could be mounted: NTFS, exFAT, and EXT-4.
Zidoo however told they plan to optimize this in order to offer more space to the user.Īnother interesting aspect of Realtek RTD1195 is support for USB 3.0 and SATA storage, and with the 12V/3A power supply that comes with the box, I could connect both a USB 3.0 hard drive to the USB 3.0 port, and a SATA drive (CNXSoft shown above) to the external port. There’s only 8.91 GB internal storage out of the 16GB eMMC flash, which is quite lower than on other TV boxes, but there’s at least one reason for this: OpenWrt is also running in the box. Total RAM is shown to be 1672 MB, most probably because some RAM is reserved for the GPU and VPU out of the 2GB RAM. The system runs Android 6.0.1 on top of Linux 4.1.17 (I think it’s the first time I see a Linux 4.x kernel used in a TV box…), and with 1920×1080 resolution. Zidoo X9S / Realtek RTD1295 Android System InfoĬPU-Z detects Realtek RTD1295 is a quad core ARM Cortex A53 processor clocked between 600 MHz and 1.4 GHz with an ARM Mali-T820 GPU, and uses an unknown governor… But in adb shell, tje command “cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_governor” reports an ondemand governor is used. So in this post, I’ll show some system information with CPU-Z, and Android & OpenWrt Settings, and run typical Android benchmarks such as Antutu 6.x, Vellamo, and 3Dmark. Zidoo X9S is the first Android TV box based on Realtek RTD1295 quad core Cortex A53 processor that I’ve received for review.
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