Well since you asked in this sub-forum, feel free to start:

a few things happened since sunday: i set up a project homepage: https://langerma.github.io/dumpstore/ - screenshots, feature overview, install instructions. and a wiki of course: https://github.com/langerma/dumpstore/wiki three new things landed since the initial post: live ansible task streaming the op-log dialog now shows tasks appearing one by one as ansible runs them, instead of dumping everything at once when the playbook finishes. small thing, but makes it feel a lot more responsive. pool scrub scheduling you can now add/remove pools from the periodic scrub schedule directly from the ui. on linux it edits ZFS_SCRUB_POOLS in /etc/default/zfs (zfsutils-linux), on freebsd it manages daily_scrub_zfs_pools in /etc/periodic.conf. platform-aware, same interface. schema-driven ui all zfs property dropdowns (compression, atime, recordsize, etc.) and the shell picker for users are now driven by a single schema definition in the backend. GET /api/schema returns the full list filtered by platform. before this, the values were hardcoded in four different places — html, js, and go. adding a new property now means touching one file. nothing groundbreaking, just steady progress.

was trying the Armbian Imager because i was searching for an image for OrangePI RV2 that is not in download but is in the imager utility... And the RV2 image is marked of course as WorkInProgress... But i saw that here there is also 2 image for 4a maked as community support.. (that should be better than WIP) there is a command line trixie and a noble with XFCE (that let me think that HDMI works) somebody tried these images? If are usable i will plan to order a 4A that looks more interesting than RV2

Well, Orange has two SBC for AI applications : this one delivering up to 8 Tops and the other one delivering up to 20 Tops. Both are using SoC: Huawei Ascend quad-core ARM 64-bit processor It could be great to have a light/custom O.S like Armbian running on those SBC's! ;-))

Well the only thing armbian-config does, is calling "armbian-install" which has been there for ages