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Thank you very much! Regards, Chris

Best do what? Disable a systemd service? sudo systemctl disable --now systemd-resolved.service https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/latest/systemd-resolved.service.html

update on this. I did try to install Helium/Helium Miner and it does not work. ill work on the devicetree to get that functionality present but for now be warned.

fixed

Hi @ff255, Next time, you can indeed try to calculate the load addresses using the following method: kernel_load_addr_r = (trunc( (fdt_load_addr_r + fdt_size + 1 + 64KiB) / align_to) + 1) * align_to ramdisk_load_addr_r = (trunc( (kernel_load_addr_r + kernel_size + 1) / align_to) + 1) * align_to With align_to being the alignment boundary - 2MiB for ARM64 and for other platforms it depends on their architecture, 4KiB is a safe and sane boundary to align to. edit (again): The +1 is to prevent an OBOE in U-Boot; if the next load_addr starts immediately after with no padding, the logic in U-Boot wrongly accuses the images to overlap The +64KiB is the "fdt_extrasize" which should allow for any possible addition to the DT by any of the (DT fixup) scripts. Groetjes,

Yay, it booted! 😃👏 @djurny , thank you very much! 🙏 bootlog from UART console Sorry, I gave wrong size for DT file... That seems right: /boot/dtb-6.12.9-current-rockchip64/rockchip# ls -l |grep rock64 -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 54333 Jan 12 2025 rk3328-rock64.dtb I guess it's ok until DT is smaller than align size So AFAICS if kernel size will grow, I should just re-calc the values? But now I got another problem, with this kernel HDMI suddenly stopped working... and all 3 LEDs (dc in, pwr, stby) are ON at the same time... although this seems to be a separate topic.. UPD: after apt-mark unhold kernel, dtb, firmware packages, apt-updating (to 6.12.58 kernel) and rebooting HDMI started to work again! For me this topic is solved, thank you once again! 👍 (Now I just wonder where that load address values come from, and why they didn't auto-change on kernel upgrade...)

Hi Wanted to try this Debian rolling release with Linux v6.18 from https://www.armbian.com/rockpie/ page, but both links there https://dl.armbian.com/nightly/rockpi-e/Forky_current_minimal https://dl.armbian.com/nightly/rockpi-e/Plucky_current_minimal lead to a 404 page on github.com. Thanks, Chris

Have solved another todo: grab overlay *.dtbo from Ky/Xunlong. There is still some quirks with SD/TF read/write speed (UHS / 1.8v mode). Also applied for Armbian maintainership on orangepirv2 in advance. Had some experiments with that M.2 to PCIe adapter I recently got. That oversized thing is an older Radeon with an Opi RV2 mounted on top. That does not work (no, card is so old it does not require extra 12V). Second image is a even older Nividia Geforce, That one shows up with "lspci" but does not work b/c no RiscV drivers (that's expected). Next ist an TP-Link / Aquantic 10 GbE Ethernet card. That one works, even without that extra power supply from the PC next to it. Not sure, if the Spacemit CPU can handle the ten gigs... Last image: the 2280-to-PCIe adapter with the eternal SATA power feed cable. LG // Sven-Ola

Hi everyone, and sorry for my poor English. I'd like to enable PWM on my CM3588 nanoPC with the latest Armbian Trixie version. Can anyone who's managed to get the PWM working properly tell me which pin to connect the PWM signal to and what exactly to do to enable it? Thanks to anyone who replies.

Thank you Pearo, What does "S/N" mean? I just ended up using my orange pi zero 3 gpio without the additional DTS, which made connector numbering available in the gpioinfo command... There were comments that made it sound not really necessary, and it was more work than I wanted to take on. The solution for me was: https://forum.armbian.com/topic/33800-orange-pi-zero-3-gpio/#findComment-181191 This was 2 years ago, and I haven't even thought about it, all this time.

I really hope that Orange Pi engineers learn to make Armbian patches, enter the community and give funding accordingly

Hallo, in want to start with odroid n2+ to organize a PV System with smart-power-meter(s) ... To reduce th amount of components I want to use min. 2x UART's from the odroid (without using the console port) + RS485 Transceiver(s) ... I understand that your dtbo file add support for the Uart's of the 40 pin Socket ! ? After upgrading to linux kernel-6.18.5 i need such a dtbs / dtb0 file... Where can I download these files atually ? Bye

How best to do that? I've been treating systemd like a rattlesnake which I've seen in record breaking size, 7 feet long and the size of my calf. I was about 6, my stepfather was farming, had come in for lunch, opened the door to go back out and plow, slammed the door, reached over it for a cheap busted shotgun and a shell. reopened the door and took the head off it. 85 years ago. I haven't had a whole lot of use for a rattlesnake since although I've seen hundreds. Blacksnakes OTOH are goodfellows. They keep the rodents away by eating them.

After applying the following two kernel patches which I understand are valid for mainline kernel only, I can use the display properly with a resolution 3440x1440 and refresh rate of 60Hz: patchwork.kernel.org [RFC,v1] drm/meson: venc: add support for HDMI DMT modes up to 3840x2160 -... github.com/chewitt/linux WIP: drm/meson: add support for higher bandwidth DMT modes committed Jan 5, 2026 xdarklight +3 -3 There's a report from a user with a DELL U3415W monitor and a Khadas VIM3 statin… - But having both patches applied or not does not matter, in general with mainline kernel the display is flickering/shaking only during boot, any idea how to get this addressed? thx

I've read that page and I can't seem to get it working with the image both jock and Victor Picinin recommended yet it doesn't boot off the eMMC nor the SD. I'm at the end of my rope!

@djoness I have burned the image "Armbian-unofficial_25.05.0-trunk_X96q-ddr3_bookworm_edge_6.12.11_server.img.xz" using Balena Etcher to an SD card, then put it in the box and the light is blue, but the screen is black. and lan just blinks, ip address not detected. please help me, thank you this is a photo of the board I used

I have experienced something similar in the past and it made me very puzzled until I figured out what was wrong in that situation. Make sure the clock on both systems are synchronized to an NTP server. IIRC SSH just threw a fit exactly like this without logging why, and it turned out to be a security feature where the ssh server suspected the communication to be intercepted by man-in-the-middle due to clocks not being synchronized. And if logging in physically to the system, apt refused to work as-well until clock was synced. Could be worth to check next time... As for dhcp and systemd. Check if systemd-resolved.service is messing something up for you, maybe try to disable it?

please look herer , maybe some post later and newer Some OPTEE Loader work 1min , one 30min , in the past same game was with trustOS (bootloader) there are two or three diffirrent

Actually not really strange but a measure for spam prevention.

We don't have intention to support this board without funding. However anyone from the community can step up and add support for it.

Hi, does this version of the S805 have HDMI and Wi-Fi? Could you explain more about this backup? Thank you.

I also hope Armbian will support this board, as it offers a very good price-to-performance ratio.

So.... I am the winner of a Inovato Quadra4K from a drawing at my amateur radio club meeting. Yeah! Cool! It runs a software called HamClock automagically.... BUT WAIT! There is MORE! You can exit that app and run other applications... Providing you have a mouse & keyboard (because I am a native WinWeenie) or keyboard if you are a Linux forever personage. It also has a wireless interface that I would like to configure so it doesn't have to have an Ethernet tail tied to a port on our ISP router. I would rather it was mounted to a HDMI TV or monitor. So, I need the keyboard (and because I am a longtime WinWeenie and rodent dependent) mouse to reconfigure it. I would like to have it use a USB Logitech Unifier Nano dongle with wireless keyboard/mouse. By the way, the brilliant man that came up with this computer is trudging the same path I am, fighting cancer. His fight has gotten so tough he has shut down his company. I hope he gets better. Is there already a compiled binary for this with directions,,. or do I have to master the dark arts of programming routines, subroutines, interrupts, memory fetches, writes, threads and all that then compile it into something the machine understands? Please understand I didn't even take typing in high school, so college was a real bear.... When I was in high school Jobs and Wozniak were still dumpster diving behind Xerox-Park Corporation and Radio Shack. Any takers on this one? Thanks in advance, Dave, The-Other-One

> maybe you mean Gbit than 8Gbit = 1GByte Ram Looks ok Oh yes, forgive me, I must've been mistaken! Anywho, mind telling me what I can do about Secureboot or OPTEE you mention?

this looks like we mention many times that OPTEE or Secureboot interrupte the boot at diffirent time you say 128GB and 8 GB , thats not possible with rk3228 it can handle only 1GByte RAM (8Gbits) (maybe you mean Gbit than 8Gbit = 1GByte Ram Looks ok )