After years of thinking, wishing and tinkering - Armbian automated WiFi performance benchmark system: https://docs.armbian.com/WifiPerformance/ From latest WiFi 7 down to (in)famous xradio XR819.

@c0rnelius new test with latest debian rolling (25.8.0-trunk.5_Bananapim4zero_trixie_current_6.12.23_minimal): - HDMI audio and GPU ok 👍 - no wireless Again my question about overlays: do I need another overlay for wireless? The one I used for standard builds (sun50i-h616-bananapi-m4-sdio-wifi-bt) is not working... Thanks for your help. Denis

i never connected anything on the hdmi port, sorry. i'm using 10 of them for different projects, some are used 24/7/365 for home assistant or video encoding

Hi @Ed van den Enden, I'm still pressing "X" to doubt that dtoverlay=... will work for sunxi boards running Armbian like the Banana Pi M2 zero, as your points do not work on my Orange Pi zero (which is running sunxi Allwinner H2+ just like the Bananana Pi M2 zero). Also, your provided logging clearly indicates that the kernel did not configure any additional RTC, just the H2+ built-in one. But then again, I don't mind being wrong every now and then in life. Can you share the output of the following commands: ls -Failh /dev/rtc* ls -Failh /sys/class/rtc/ egrep -- . /sys/class/rtc/*/name dmesg | egrep -i -- 'rtc' And to read the actual clocks: sudo hwclock --rtc=/dev/rtc0 # per default this is the H2+ built-in RTC sudo hwclock --rtc=/dev/rtc1 # per default this is going to be the I2C RTC Posting the link to @IgorS's topic that shows exactly what to do here again: Also, for reference, here is a link to the Allwinner H2+ datasheet, where it also mentions clearly (chapter 4.8 RTC on page 171) that the SoC itself also has an on-board RTC (this is the RTC detected by the kernel as sun6i-rtc and the one you actually are reading in your case): https://wiki.friendlyelec.com/wiki/images/0/08/Allwinner_H2+_Datasheet_V1.2.pdf Groetjes,

Hi I am looking for a low power, fanless, solution for a Debian server with a single large 3.5" SATA drive. I don't want to boot from the SATA so I guess I'd buy an eMMC module as well. Currently I have an Orange Pi4 LTS with a weird expansion board and a generic Mini PCIe to SATA, but it isn't stable enough. Given that the Rock 5C has platinum support and works with the Penta SATA hat I'm wondering if it might be more reliable? thanks