Ok, I'll wait for the release to land and test again. I agree, upgrading away from legacy is good. That said, as things are now this will break any installation that is using wlan when they upgrade their packages and are on the legacy kernel. And it's even worse as the user needs to know to update to latest release and only then swap kernels due to the timing of the wlan fix. To put it in different words, I'm not proposing we fix the legacy kernel. I'm saying we need to make sure that we're not breaking current users who have no way of knowing that things are going to be breaking.

I'm not working on the legacy kernel at all, current and edge only, which are based on mainline. The fix for wifi should be in the upcoming armbian release (25.05). It was merged into the build repository long ago and should've been available in beta already, only now coming into the release. To those who are still using legacy - I recommend switching to current or edge instead.

@Diego Dagum are you using an apt caching mirror like apt-cacher-ng?

The reason who I'm calling this a regression is that most CB1 users are going to be in the legacy track. The legacy track just got updated to 6.6.75, which will effectively break all current installations.

I switched to the current kernel and the wlan is still missing. I'm still waiting for the kernel panic, but so far even with zram enabled the board has remained crash free for about 30 minutes. An update armbianmonitor log is here: https://paste.next.armbian.com/aculomicah