@marcosdsdba the only driver that works is from kernel 4.4. Unless someone figures out a way to port this to a modern kernel, your only option is to use a usb wifi adapter.

There is probs away to pull in those apt sources from Bianbu, but I haven't messed with it yet. Types: deb URIs: http://archive.spacemit.com/bianbu/ Suites: noble/snapshots/v2.2 noble-security/snapshots/v2.2 noble-porting/snapshots/v2.2 noble-customization/snapshots/v2.2 noble-updates/snapshots/v2.2 bianbu-v2.2-updates Components: main universe restricted multiverse Signed-By: /usr/share/keyrings/bianbu-archive-keyring.gpg Would need to go on gitee or mount one of their imgs and get that *-keyring.gpg

so i am testing your edge build of 6.18 kernel and it works great. but one of the things i would like to do is to enable the intel and amd graphics drivers for testing(ive got an external intel gpu on the nvme slot). on normal debian i just download the kernel do a make menuconfig and specify, im new to armbian and see it uses a compile.sh script. i didnt see a branch on your github for the edge kernel, just saw rv2 and rv2-ky. so im kind of curious as to where i clone from to get your edge kernel branch.

Yes, I more or less thought about that orangepi.org Ubuntu from their downloads. At least this Ubuntu image shows some OpenGL capabilities with the preinstalled glmark2. I also tried that "Bianbu" image from Spacemit with my kernel, but that Gnome3/Wayland is slower than a slug probably because in case you want to play with that: I've uploaded that image to https://privat-in.de as a playground, root password is "bianbu" and you may need to resize the root partition to your SD card or so. Also I've overlooked that there is a "bianbu 3.0.1" so this is 3.0

@Nick A Wi-fi chip is SV6256P