@Sergey Lepeshkin from the messages, i bought it online and the seller i know him since i bought wires from the shop. I couldnt contact the seller to provide the rom and i think they dont know since they most resell them. Also is it safe to install that file on my box?? Im scared that is going thr brick the box

@Sergey Lepeshkin HOLYthat was the same color, same board layout i think mine is the same as you Btw im busy from school and my phone broke, it was a long time since… Also im not really into soldering can i use a electrical tape instead??

I found a TX box X96 Mini with rk3228 chip and I try to boot with multitool but it is stuck with a red ligh. I try multitool and multitool2, with no success, can someone tell me what I am doing wrong ? Thank you

@Jojo Would you be so kind and lend me a hand here? What I did: clone the repo locally manually changed the files in your PR (csc, dts and modified the .config) run ./compile.sh The problem is - it does not offer the M1S board in the list of targets. I must be missing a step or two. Would you mind checking my steps and advise, please? Never mind - all I needed to do is to click the middle option in the compile menu (Show CSC/WIP/EOS/TVB)

It sounds very promising for Espressobin usage and further kernels upgrades. It is yet to discover how could your u-boot port be built and which changes to code should be made for espressobin v5 and v7. I believe, they use the same chip. As you have a working build environment already, it would be worth sharing your pre-built binaries for testing in the 1st run. It could be a big step forward. Probably Armbian could offer them for downloads as well as alternatives in parallel with their own builds.