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How to install armbian in h618?
Is it advisable to use Wayland for trouble-free H264 acceleration? (if someone experiences flickering) -
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Luckfox omni3576
https://forum.armbian.com/topic/6617-the-purpose-of-this-subforum/#comment-50149 -
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How to install armbian in h618?
https://tuxcare.com/blog/firefox-116-with-hw-accelerated-video-decode-for-raspberry-pi-4/ -
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Luckfox omni3576
This is my proposal for support. Luckfox Omni3576. You can find info on luckfox web. Thanks -
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Make SDcard image with sole purpose of eMMC receiving a fresh bootable Armbian image
I would suggest you consider a hybrid approach. Boot partition on SD and root partition on emmc. Leave the uboot on the SD card and only transition the rest to emmc. You get the benefits of performance you are looking for (as everything other than uboot is running from emmc), but you don't have the complexities of switching your boot environment from SD to emmc all in a script. Basically you on first boot need to format your emmc, copy the root filesystem over and adjust your fstab and armbianenv.txt entries to point to the new location of your root partion. Now that itself doesn't come with protential issues, but that is a valid way to have Armbian configured (I think it is an option in armbian-install to have boot and root partitions on different media). There is a script that the amlogic tv box builds use: https://github.com/armbian/build/blob/main/config/optional/boards/aml-s9xx-box/_packages/bsp-cli/root/install-aml.sh This script is just a fairly simple example of the steps involved in moving from SD to emmc, with some very specific amlogic tvbox stuff mixed in. It may be a good starting point to think from (as opposed to armbian-install which is a lot more complex as it is generically handling a bunch of different requirements)
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