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Hang when unmounting cifs filesystem.
Hi, sudo systemctl stop media-nano-Z.mount it really works, but if you forget to do it manually, then when you try to reboot or turn off the single-board computer, it will freeze, because it tries to unmount the disk itself, apparently using umount. Okay, I did all this after upgrading to Armbian 26.2.0-trunk.86 trixie armv7l, and when I tried to unmount the drive the old way with umount, I found that everything worked. It looks like the problem is already fixed. -
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Orange Pi RV2 riscv64 support
Grmbl. As it turns out after some reversing and building uboot for the RV2, there seems to be a toolchain by xunlong with much similarities to armbian-build on https://github.com/orangepi-xunlong/orangepi-build.git There is an Ubuntu image for the RV2 one can download from gdrive and install to SD. This image has a package linux-u-boot-orangepirv2-current.deb installed. With very much the same postinst script than the similar package from Armbian / Banana Pi F3. Hence the RV2 package obviously was build from their build tree, family file is external/config/sources/families/ky.conf which looks familiar. Also their project has some non-documentation, meaning there is a "build.sh" and a very small README.md. I'm unsure if I should continue this... -
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H2/H3: "old problem" Link (eth0) is Up/Down syndrom
This is based on mines, running Armbian Trixie: - NM can work without dhclient, it has it DHCP internally as well. So maybe look at that instead of AI with old info and certainly no clue about a specific SBC - modern kernel it is end0 - systemd-networkd is also an option - you also might use ifupdown still, also not needed, NM can do internally as well -
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Rupa X88 Pro 13 - RK3528 board with images
Mine does not have any pinholes near the lcd display. Send a pic, or/and trace their paths into some chip and see what that chip does by its id -
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H2/H3: "old problem" Link (eth0) is Up/Down syndrom
Here is my findings and solution. Hope this also solves your problem. When the network hangs, I can see that IPv4 address is lost using "ip a" on the console. I then check "journalctl -b -e" for logging and obviously it's a consequence of dhcp4 failure. Dec 19 22:54:10 pbsbc01h3 dhclient[4720]: DHCPREQUEST for 192.168.2.190 on eth0 to 192.168.2.55 port 67 (xid=0xb07e1eb) Dec 19 22:54:10 pbsbc01h3 dhclient[4720]: DHCPACK of 192.168.2.190 from 192.168.2.55 (xid=0xebe1070b) Dec 19 22:54:10 pbsbc01h3 NetworkManager[5189]: <error> [1766156050.2239] dhcp4 (eth0): error -111 dispatching events Dec 19 22:54:10 pbsbc01h3 NetworkManager[5189]: <info> [1766156050.2243] dhcp4 (eth0): state changed bound -> fail Dec 19 22:54:10 pbsbc01h3 NetworkManager[5189]: <info> [1766156050.2248] device (eth0): DHCPv4: trying to acquire a new lease within 90 seconds Dec 19 22:54:10 pbsbc01h3 dhclient[4720]: bound to 192.168.2.190 -- renewal in 288 seconds. With the help from ChatGPT, I modify "/etc/dhcp/dhclient.conf" with the following and the problem is gone. timeout 5; retry 60; reboot 10;
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