Hello everyone. I’m attempting to mount a Windows network share on Armbian, but something seems off—both smb://10.10.2.101 and sftp://10.10.2.101 show up in red. The same addresses work perfectly on Rocky Linux; any thoughts on what I might be overlooking?

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What you’re seeing is open-source maintenance in practice. It’s not centrally orchestrated. We only manage to do this for some key features while DVB support is present in some kernels, but it’s not guaranteed to be consistently enabled across all targets unless someone explicitly maintains this functionality. -> https://github.com/armbian/build/pulls

Looks like both current and edge on sunxi64 are missing dvb support. Is this intentional? sunxi kernels include it, as do most other families.

@Nick A Great! and Good job! I've tested both the server and desktop versions of v0.6.4 on the A7S, and the DP output works perfectly on both. I've attached a screenshot for your reference. I’m using a USB‑C to HDMI docking station to test it. When I repeatedly plug and unplug it, the display works fine. The dock also has a keyboard receiver plugged in, which works normally. However, if I then plug a USB flash drive into the dock, the display output stops working (probably due to power supply issues). If I unplug the USB drive and plug it back in, the display works normally again. Additionally, I tested the Mainline v0.1. It seems to have issues on the A7S: the blue LED flashes after boot, but neither the Ethernet nor WiFi connects, and there is no output on the DP port. It appears the system cannot be login (I haven't tested via UART). However, the A7Z handles dual screens fine over HDMI and DP.