@Darkseider I'm not sure if you are replying to OP or me, but if you look above at my comment, you will notice that I did run that command, and included the failing output. tldr; Armbian's latest kernel is built with a newer version of gcc (14) than what Ubuntu 24.04 defaults to (13), and dkms does not like that. So it requires some fixes (not sure what exactly) to actually work. This also doesn't just affect me, but in theory at least, should affect anyone using the Ubuntu images (Debian images default to gcc 14 so they should work)

I found that this is related to the DRAM parameters in u-boot. I modified these parameters and now it can boot on my RADXA Cubie A5E v1.2 with 1GB RAM. However, I am not sure if these parameters are valid for the 2GB/4GB version that uses 0.6V. This is the image with the parameters I modified: radxa-cubie-a5e-armbian-build This is the tool I use to obtain parameters: radxa-cubie-a5e-u-boot

Please tell me what changes do I need to make in the latest armbian image for odroid N2 so that it can boot via petitboot either from the usb or micro sd card. I already have android pie and coreelec on emmc. TIA.

Mainline?

Not necessary, thats the same module from legacy board. This comes from the mainline Linux support for the RK3566, not specifically from the board data. Don't trust your data under any circumstances to this EMMC. Keep your data away from this device.