When SPI is erased, the board falls back to the bootloader on the SD card. If you want to run Armbian, or Linux in general, the bootloader often needs to be updated - in this case on SPI. This can be done with armbian-install. Android support is not verified and is outside the scope of Linux maintainers. It may continue to work, or it may break.

I apologize again, as I am using a translator. Hello, good evening. I had forgotten to reply. To rule out any problems, I decided to reinstall everything from scratch. I reinstalled Android 12 (microphone works). I installed Armbian (microphone works). The problem starts when I want to use my eMMC unit. Armbian doesn't detect it, and I read that I have to delete the SPI Flash. After deleting it, it detects it, but my Android system stops working. In the end, I ended up going back to a Linux distribution other than Armbian.

@qq20739111 The compilation was successful, but ollama was unable to call NPU

Hi @xuyitao, My repository is focused on moving toward a usable mainline kernel. As of this week, there are no longer any dependencies on BSP NPU drivers. I plan to remove those, along with the BSP GPU drivers, to avoid any potential confusion. Could you take a look at the mainline etnaviv driver? Hopefully it meets your needs.

I had some success, I start it via pxe + nfs, some systemd services are not starting, I think I can also prepare the correct USB image, it will be interesting, thanks everyone 😃