I ran a speed test on my SSV6051. Here are the results: Idle Latency: 9.78 ms (jitter: 1.12ms, low: 9.33ms, high: 10.93ms) Download: 34.46 Mbps (data used: 23.6 MB) 52.01 ms (jitter: 6.52ms, low: 19.97ms, high: 109.64ms) Upload: 8.25 Mbps (data used: 12.4 MB) 99.47 ms (jitter: 26.37ms, low: 48.84ms, high: 491.13ms) Packet Loss: 0.0%

@Sergioclr Those unpopulated pads in the top-left corner are likely the UART (Serial) debug port. Check the underside of the board—are the pads labeled GND, TX, and RX there? The most reliable way to boot Linux on this box is to use a USB-to-UART TTL adapter. Without one, we’re essentially working blind.

Debug (Phoenixsuit) original software loaded (emmc) Photo from TV Box recovery menu: Thanks in advance.

Good afternoon. I bought a NanoPi R76s rev. 2 (3GB RAM + 0 EMMC). It works fine with the manufacturer's firmware. However, it doesn't boot on Armbian (26.02.1). I assume rev. 2 isn't supported. Is it possible to add support? Armbian_26.2.1_Nanopi-r76s_noble_vendor_6.1.115_gnome_desktop.img.xz --- my build from tag 26.02.1: (log https://paste.armbian.com/poduzitifu ) --- vendor ubuntu boot log https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OZqZk48LsbSzFz63fcqMKVp5YkhyNOoT/view?usp=drive_link (rk3576-sd-ubuntu-noble-gnome-desktop-6.1-arm64-20260403.img.gz)

Hey guys and @jock. Thanks for the references. not very fast, but stable and working on a s905w. (guess to be a tx3 mini, but who knows...) kernel 6.18.10 and ssv6051p. Linux aml-s9xx-box 6.18.10-current-meson64 #3 SMP PREEMPT Wed Feb 11 12:42:01 UTC 2026 aarch64 GNU/Linux with speedtest-cli Download: 3.43 Mbit/s Upload: 1.55 Mbit/s yeah, slow. but stable... i guess dmesg [ 11.938463] SSV WLAN driver ssv6200: chip id: RSV6200A0-201311, tag: 2014012420010960 [ 12.006600] SSV WLAN driver ssv6200: attempt to load firmware ssv6051-sw.bin [ 12.021645] SSV WLAN driver ssv6200: firmware upload complete (wrote 80 blocks, verified 80 blocks) [ 12.138546] SSV WLAN driver ssv6200: Firmware version 16380 [ 12.141013] SSV WLAN driver ssv6200: Calibration successful https://github.com/eloirotava/6051 the repo has also the rtl8188fu driver to the same soc/kernel. it is better than the ssv for sure... The trick was tuning the ssv6051-wifi.cfg to disableHT/AMPDU that usually kill the SDIO bus on these SOCs.