No. There is basically no open source resources going to the amlogic CPUs these days. Generally Amlogic doesn't support or help open source development, so most developers have moved on to other platforms (rockchip and allwinner) that are somewhat more supportive.

split into new topic for the reason above.

There is no proof it is the same problem. As I told you in topic: your Ultra does not have the same SoC as the original/normal OPi5. So this posting in the wrong group and is getting annoying. You should focus on RK3588, not the RK3588S Also the Ultra is community support only, so you are part of that. Make sure you understand installing latest kernels and U-Boot etc yourself manually and also building Armbian yourself. From latest other post here, I conclude that the 7.1 kernel at least can show some sign of life from NVME. Xunlong dumps HW on the market at a high rate, you cannot trust or build on that reliably. Check everything, even their 'official' image, where do the sources come from etc. My perception is that they just clone a certain old version of the Armbian build system, then make it work, likely only boot from SD-card and then they go on the next HW/marketing/vaporware.

Sorry Ryzer, I missed your last post. For the WiFi, I use morrow_nr drivers, it is a lengthy process to compile the driver, but it works. This is the wifi dongle, using RTL8812BU: https://www.amazon.com.au/Adapter-（AC1200-867Mbps-WPS，Support-10-6-10-15/dp/B09BNJPQYT What I also found is that a significant change has happened between kernel 5 and 6 with regards to OTG. I tried to lay with that a bit, but I am out of my depth and didn't get anywhere with it: &usbotg_hs { compatible = "st,stm32mp15-hsotg", "snps,dwc2"; dr_mode = "otg"; usb-role-switch; <------ this is the major change between kernel 5 and 6 wrt OTG /* Other DWC2 specific properties and PHY configuration / ... }; Then on the user side, setting up the gadget requires the following: To switch to device mode echo "device" > /sys/class/usb_role/.dwc2-role-switch/role To switch to host mode echo "host" > /sys/class/usb_role/*.dwc2-role-switch/role

The same problem on the Pi 5 Ultra, has anyone managed to solve this problem? Or is this a global bug for all Orange devices?