Thanks, @Alex T, for your hindsights. Would plugging an ATX power supply instead of the original external power supply help sort this out? What kind of ATX PSU would be required? I had measured the voltage on the board with a voltmeter and got a little above 12V fine, but I believe to phase out transient voltage drops an oscilloscope is required (I got a portable oscilloscope a few months ago). Also, I have a test case (attached cpufreq-switching-2.c) that always crashes the big CPUs (even when I set a 5 milliseconds delay between transitions, with #define TRANSITION_DELAY 5000). I believe if the power supply is at fault, I should be able to see small voltage drops on the 12V rail on the board with the oscilloscope? cpufreq-switching-2.c

Hi. In October 2024, I wrote that I had a problem installing Armbian on eMMC of the tv box. I managed to solve this problem. Here's what you need to do: 1. Download the image from the link - https://github.com/NickAlilovic/build/releases/download/20250306/Armbian-unofficial_25.05.0-trunk_X96q-lpddr3-v1-3_bookworm_edge_6.12.11_xfce_desktop.img.xz 2. Burn the image to microSD using Rufus or BalenaEtcher 3. Insert the microSD and turn on the tv box 4. Install Armbian 5. Next, launch the terminal and enter sequentially: armbian-install -> Boot from eMMC - system on eMMC -> ext4 (waiting ~5-10 minutes) 6. Turn off the tv box and extract the microSD 7. Turn on the tv box (Wi-Fi is not working) 8. Next, launch the terminal and enter sequentially: armbian-config -> System -> Kernel -> SY210 - Manage device tree overlays 9. Turn off the tv box (waiting ~5-10 minutes) 10. Turn on the tv box (Wi-Fi is working) Special thanks to @Nick A Good luck to all!!!

Are you able to enable 3 usb ports by default, as Tanix TX6 has 3, and the transpeed-8k build works on it but only 2 usb ports are enabled.

I'm sure it is AI powered, so if you asked it to, I'm sure it would

Will it cook my breakfast too?