damies

Well, if you look at this topic, it explains how to generate your own kernel and modules. You should be able to enable batman in config. No reason it should not work.
 
http://docs.armbian.com/Developer-Guide_Build-Preparation/
 
There are numerous modules available in kernel. I dont know on which criteria they are enabled or disabled (@igor, @zador).
 
I would like to test mesh networks with bluetooth, but my experience with bt since it is "maintained" by opendesktop.org folks dont give me much hope, so I would rather wait.

Additional modules are usually added when:
- we found a reason
- user request is noticed on the forum
- user request is added via Github issues or (best) a merge request
...
 
This one was noticed and added by Zador few hours ago.
 
Our official kernel will be updated soon, week or two - we are doing last fixes, otherwise self compilation ...

Mainline kernel support for H3 is still experimental and far from complete, that's why there is no "next" kernel branch for H3 boards, and "dev" kernel is called "dev" for a reason.
Right now we are using separate kernel tree and config for H3 dev branch (compared to A10 and A20 based boards), so branch name is sun8i-dev and kernel config is linux-sun8i-dev.config
 
You can customize hostname at compile time by setting HOST variable in userpatches/lib.config, or add extra code to /etc/rc.local (the one inside the image) to change /etc/hostname and /etc/hosts at first boot. I wouldn't recommend editing firstrun script because it may interfere with updates from Armbian repository. In addition providing any custom file in userpatches directory is not implemented, this is only for custom configuration, kernel config and kernel/u-boot patches.
 
This should work, or you can add something like
PACKAGE_LIST_ADDITIONAL="$PACKAGE_LIST_ADDITIONAL squid" to userpatches/lib.config
 
You can put custom interfaces file in userpatches/overlay/ directory and then copy it in customize-image.sh like this
cp /tmp/overlay/interfaces /etc/network/interfaces Modules list is created from board configuration files, if you want to add new modules, just add something like this to customize-image.sh
echo module1 >> /etc/modules echo module2 >> /etc/modules

tkaiser,
 
That's ok, I didn't want to generate a a bunch of results if they were no going to provide value, on the other hand I was willing to generate them if it would be helpful.
 
I am not having any issues with the current settings on my devices, probably because of the great work done by people like yourself.
 
Dave.