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In case everyone else is interested: the easiest way I found to get a running system with the latest kernel is Start with an image based upon the vendor 6.1 kernel (I used "Armbian_25.8.2_Orangepi5_noble_vendor_6.1.115_minimal.img.xz") Once it's running, launch "armbian-config" Choose "System", then the entry to install a different kernel Now you can select the latest kernel, in my case "6.18-RC5" Just for the records, I was interested in trying the latest kernel because, with the vendor-provided 6.1.99 kernel, my NVMe drive was limited to 400 MB/s ("downgraded link speed"). Unfortunately, the same applies to the latest 6.18-RC5: probably a DTS issue, but I don't know how to fix it, so be it. Best, Fernando

Digging deeper @Igor... I tried 25.11.1 Noble Gnome Vendor 6.1.115 from today, and am also seeing Mali-G610. However it's [disabled for xfce](https://github.com/armbian/build/blob/d2e208ace18b8003f926057ddfc038f8cce0bce0/extensions/mesa-vpu.sh#L19). I'm also reading some conflicting info so guessing there have been other conversations I'm not aware of. I started another post to try and better understand expectations.

I understand that panthor is not supported for wayland but in that case I would expect libmali to fill in... but I ended up with lvmpipe. The overlay along with another recent post led me to believe that panthor was the expected default and libmali was an artifact, but I'm now questioning that after finding a thread identifying use cases where libmali can be preferred and a comment suggesting panthor wouldn't be available until 6.13. As a result, I am now questioning if there is a reason that software acceleration is the default and the user is expected to determine which path they want to go? I know support for the hardware has been slow going so I understand that it's not well supported yet, but hoping to get a better handle on expectations. Is there an expected default for a Rockchip RK3588 SoC with the Mali‑G610 GPU? Does it vary between 6.1/6.12 and the desktop/server builds?

I never said it was a Debian issue (you failed to mention which userspace you were running in your original post, btw). The issue is with whereever you got your authelia package from (which you also failed to mention). You also failed to mention what error exactly you are running into. But yes, you are right, Debian will and can do nothing about it. Basically the same is true for Armbian, the symlink is there for a reason and there to stay. You are in the wrong place to get this fixed.

The first post reads "your mileage may vary" and "the latest kernel will work best" Start by recompiling armbian for your Rockchip SBC, with the edge kernel option, then follow the ffmpeg install instructions If it doesn't work, try the older Ubuntu, and both Debian options

If you already checked "dmesg|grep panel-mipi" and "dmesg|grep spi", check this: * share which LCD you are using. Half of those LCDs are waveshare clones, which need a different driver. My DTS works in the RED LCDs. * Look at the uboot messages in the serial port output. Does it confirm it is finding your dtbo and using it? * verify that panel-mipi-dbi.ko exists in the modules folder. I know it is not preselected by default within the linux configuration menu * Search the word "pinctrl" in this thread https://forum.armbian.com/topic/44191-orangepi-zero-lts-ili9341-tft-lcd-and-later-orangepi-zero-3/#comment-204741 To confirm that the kernel driver is using the gpio and spi pins * send link of the rock3c DTS you are referencing, to see an example of how GPIOs are configured * correct the gpio pin map you shared. Instead of tx/rx, use MOSI, MISO. Highlight and label clearly the CS0, CS1, RESET, DC, IRQ * explain how those gpio numbers gpioX,XX transform into the DTS gpioX XX 1/0 If you at least get noise in the LCD, you are 50% done (and maybe you will get lucky in the last 50%)

Just answer it... Will i have malware if i installed it on my tv box H96 max RK3528 4gb ram 64gb rom

I did it, so, you say that edge Ubuntu 24.04 have all required drivers for VPU ? that was my question

In this case it is not a Debian issue but one of Armbian. Debian has no /var/log.hdd directory, hence /var/log/journal is a directory not a symlink. ==> no issues with installing authelia in Debian. For armbian additional handling is required to handle this issue. I doubt Debian will do anything about it.

Your best bet is to compile your own image. It's super easy: "git clone https://github.com/armbian/build.git;cd build;./compile.sh" https://docs.armbian.com/Developer-Guide_Building-with-Docker/ https://docs.armbian.com/Developer-Guide_Build-Preparation/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQcEFsXEJEE

I tell you to read the first post of the thread.

you clearly didn't get the point

Not all possible kernel-userspace combinations are built and/or exposed. If you cannot find what you are looking for, DIY: https://github.com/armbian/build/

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The schematic propose a 10kohms as NC, that may be an acceptable value. With an barrel plug 5V/3A, I think the laptop should be able to powerup without battery.

I would try an "edge" image, but I cannot see any: https://www.armbian.com/orangepi-5/ Only "vendor" and "current" images are listed. Is there a specific page to look for edge-type images? Thanks Fernando

As far as I can tell, Armbian does not support the OrangePi RV2. Where did you get the image from? Or are you really talking about the PC2? RISC or ARM? Big difference.

authelia is not a Debian or Ubuntu package. I'd recommend you complain to whoever you got the package from, I guess. It's the first time the symlink has become an issue as far as I can recall.

Hi, I have a TV box with an RK322x chip. I want to use FFmpeg and process video using FFmpeg hardware decoding. Please tell me: do I need to recompile the system/distro build, or does it work out of the box right now? If not, which distribution is better to choose? Please tell me.

You really will put malware if i install this?

I just installed the official Armbian desktop image on my Orange Pi RV2. When I check with top or cat /proc/cpuinfo, the CPU frequency is stuck at 1.0 GHz all the time. How can I make it actually reach the full 1.5 GHz? Do I need to change some config file or install extra drivers?

Yes, but packages hasn't been pushed out yet. We need to test and possibly fix last problems on images. In 10-14 days.

Thank you Avenom! I've paused my project. I'm even undecided about continuing to use the Orange Pi Zero 2W. As soon as I find a little more patience, I'll try your suggestion. Thanks again for your post.

Great news! So a simple apt update/upgrade will fix it for me?

Hi, Thanks for sharing details about the Armbian on x88 Pro and your DIY Cooling Solution. Really useful. May I know what is the name of the image that you have used for this setup from https://www.armbian.com/station-m2/. I tried the recent and archived images. Post burning to SD card, the box is not booting with any of the image.