hi, I've been running Armbian on my TV box for a few weeks now as a little server and it works great, but I noticed a few problems: 1. wifi never seems to work regardless of led-conf settings. best I've gotten so far is led-conf4 and led-conf7 letting me scan networks, but connecting always fails (SSV6051P) 2. not only does bluetooth not work in any led-conf, it seems to be stuck in a weird state where it tries to aggressively connect to anything it sees, disrupting things like bluetooth speakers around my house how should I troubleshoot these? my box is an old model I found collecting dust in my house, branded "A6 8K". apparently so rare I can't find exact photos or listings of it online rk322x-config says: Chip type: RK3228A/B - Serial: URKU40011 00000000102437 CPU Leakage: 0x07 - Logic Leakage: 0x05 Internal flash: eMMC see attached photos for motherboard pics and rk322x.txt for descriptions of behavior with each led-conf I can provide a backup of its original android install privately if needed tested on edge kernel: Linux rk322x-box 7.1.4-edge-rockchip #1 SMP Sat Jul 18 14:55:52 UTC 2026 armv7l GNU/Linux with overlays: cpu-hs emmc emmc-ddr-ph45 ddr3-800 + each led-conf rk322x.txt

Hi! Thank you for maintaining the H96 Max V58 RK3588 Armbian image. I am trying to run Waydroid on this build. Could you please check if the kernel config includes CONFIG_ANDROID_BINDER_IPC / binder_linux modules and if Wayland support is fully enabled for the Panthor Mali-G610 driver in the upcoming release? This would allow running Android apps via Waydroid seamlessly on the H96 Max."

@Hqnicolas Thank you for bringing this to my attention :-) I've updated the repo. Lmk if I should do anything else. This was kinda my first fore into making stuff for Armbian.

@Scrumpper Thank you for spending so many tokens on this project. But it looks like you have a closed fork of Armbian. @Werner @Igor On this forum, our focus is sharing information to enable boards to be compiled using the Armbian build. It is not recommended for any user to install or even decompress images obtained from other internet users. You must provide the source code so that other users can compile the system on their own machines. please include this REPO into your context window and ask for claude to make a repo like this for you. https://github.com/hqnicolas/ArmBoardBringUp This is the easiest way to add content to this community. With a repository like this, others will be able to engage in discussions with a more solid foundation. Thank you for sharing files like: MiniLoaderAll.bin https://drive.google.com/file/d/1e5U6_npf6pRbzaRBgW44XXL752UPhGn8/view?usp=sharing rk3588-h96-max-v58.dtb https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SQsldgu0MO4jTU7RuVakBXoYIjdQ6zYj/view?usp=sharing

Hi, Finally, I made some good progress. I updated the DTS by starting with the DTS from Armbian 26.5.1 for current 6.18.x kernels and then merged the missing NPU and Power Domain nodes from the original DTS provided by @m1zfs. While comparing the original DTS with the current Armbian DTS, I also found that one of the phandle references in the NPU power-domain definition needed to be adjusted to match the phandle numbering used in the current Armbian DTS. After fixing that, the system booted successfully and the NPU was detected correctly. I'm now testing it with rknn_toolkit2 to verify that the NPU is fully functional. root@odroidtest:~# uname -a Linux odroidtest 6.18.35-current-rockchip64 #2 SMP PREEMPT Tue Jun 9 10:28:53 UTC 2026 aarch64 GNU/Linux root@odroidtest:~# root@odroidtest:~# lsmod | grep -E '^(rknpu|dma32_heap)\b' rknpu 94208 0 dma32_heap 12288 0 root@odroidtest:~# root@odroidtest:~# ls -l /dev/rknpu /dev/dri/by-path/platform-fde40000.npu-render /dev/dma_heap/system /dev/dma_heap/dma32 crw------- 1 root root 251, 3 Jul 25 21:19 /dev/dma_heap/dma32 lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 19 Jul 25 21:19 /dev/dma_heap/system -> /dev/dma_heap/dma32 lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 13 Jul 25 21:19 /dev/dri/by-path/platform-fde40000.npu-render -> ../renderD128 crw------- 1 root root 10, 261 Jul 25 21:19 /dev/rknpu root@odroidtest:~# root@odroidtest:~# dmesg | grep -i rknpu [ 6.108962] [drm] Initialized rknpu 0.9.8 for fde40000.npu on minor 1 [ 6.110169] RKNPU fde40000.npu: RKNPU: DKMS: /dev/rknpu registered (DMA-BUF import only) [ 6.132583] RKNPU fde40000.npu: RKNPU: SCMI clock 198 MHz [ 6.133433] RKNPU fde40000.npu: RKNPU: devfreq active (SCMI-only, OPP 200-1000 MHz) [ 6.134599] RKNPU fde40000.npu: RKNPU: thermal throttling enabled [ 6.139965] RKNPU fde40000.npu: RKNPU: sram region: [0x00000000fdcc0000, 0x00000000fdccb000), sram size: 0xb000 root@odroidtest:~#