H313/H616/H618 are pretty much the same SOC. It’s the AXP power management IC that’s different. Also RAM and WIFi chips are usually different. https://linux-sunxi.org/AXP_PMICs

Alright, I built the x96q-lpddr3 image using the patches suggested. It booted (partially). Nothing on the screen, but it is starting! I chose that image because it is H313 and lpddr3 (the android uboot build that worked before detected it as such) I attached the serial log. It's getting late here and I may not get much more done on this until Monday, but this is a good sign in my opinion. uboot.txt

Hi, I successfully startet Armbian (Armbian-unofficial_25.08.0-trunk_Orion-o6_noble_edge_6.16.0-rc3_gnome_desktop.img) on the O6. Then I startet the installer to install it on the internal m2. The m2 is properly recognized by the BIOS and also by the installer. Also the installer reports a successful installation on it. Unfortunately when I try to boot the system, "nothing" happens. I just get back to BIOS within a second without any error message, really strange. What can I do here? Thanks and regards Hyper

Just installed Armbian 25.5.1 Desktop in my new board: Orange Pi Zero 3 with 2GB RAM, using a 32GB MicroSD card. Installed desktop as I have HDMI output and wanted to check that everything was going fine, and it did. I can connect to Armbian via SSH I could set up Pi-hole correctly. (that's why I get the board for) As My modem/router cannot manually set the DNS to the IP of the orange pi, I just disabled it ans installed ISC-DHCP server and got it running. I used chatgpt for that purpose. I have some understaning using linux distros and networking, chatgpt just saved my some time with configuration. After some days I saw o nInternet that ISC was deprecated and the modern version is KEA-DCHP Server I tried to install It, just the IPv4 version as it is just for my home-use. But I couldnt get it working I'm stuck on this error: Unable to use interprocess sync lockfile (Permission denied): /var/run/kea/logger_lockfile Tried changing permissions, running manually the service, etc, I couldn't start the DHCP server so I'm coming back to ISC-DHCP server. I liked to web interface of KEA too, to monitor connected devices. But could get it working. Have anyone tested this server on Armbian?

Nice! I'll try that. Thank you for your help so far. Finding the right documentation has been a little tricky for me and I really appreciate the help.