Yeah I am glad that atleast I can get into desktop environment by manually doing a lightdm restart. ls /dev/fb* returns: /dev/fb0 I feel like I've tried everything possible and ended up just making a custom script that restarts lightdm a few seconds after booting, it's not ideal and it bothers me that it isn't working properly but yeah. - I am using adafruit,yx240qv29 - Yes I am using XFCE currently but I've tried Gnome too. - the Slick greeter - Orangepizero3_1.0.2_ubuntu_jammy_server_linux6.1.31 / but have tried MANY others. Also what might be useful for others, just the DTS wasn't enough for things to work, also had to create a config in /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/ and add these lines: Section "Device" Identifier "ILI9341-Device" Driver "fbdev" Option "fbdev" "/dev/fb0" EndSection However things aren't super stable yet, the screen sometimes will randomly stop working, first I though maybe there is a screensaver or something but that doesn't seem to be the issue. Leaves me to think it's maybe power related and need to use shorter cables and a better 3.3v power supply (currently using the 3.3v from the opiz3). Lastly maybe shortening my jumper wires might make a difference. Previously the screen was all the way glitched as seen in my earlier post, I had shortened the dc, miso, mosi and SCLK jumpers but maybe I should make them even shorter. What makes me think it might be power related is also because sometimes the screen seems to go slightly dimm and then brighten back up, it's subtle but visible. Lastly I might have the depth or spi frequency not dialed in yet.

What are your steps and/or commands? Arguments of compile.sh have changed regularly, so look at that first I would say.

I'm trying to build an abian trixie image with the CONFIG_DRM_PANEL_MIPI_DBI support module enabled in the kernel. However, no matter how many times I build, when checking the modinfo module, panel-mipi-dbi is not found. In the /boot/config(kernel) configuration, the line is commented out: #CONFIG_DRM_PANEL_MIPI_DBI is not set I set M to the panel-mipi-dbi kernel module parameter. I also set Y to the parameter. I also tried adjusting the .config file before running the image build. I used both Docker and non-Docker builds. I'm using Ubuntu 22.04.

I think the confusion here is that `ip_tables` is the module reference and `iptables` is the binary built in reference. Microk8s requires this to be a module and not built in. I am compiling a standard kernel as speak to see if setting the appropriate nettable to `m` from '*` will work.

I got my Orange Pi 5 out of the drawer today and discovered that it would not boot from NVMe after armbian-install if I used btrfs, but it boots fine with ext4. I tried both the Minimal/IOT Ubuntu 24.04 and 25.11.1 Trixie Minimal/IOT images with 6.1.x kernels. (I updated each to 25.11.2 before doing the armbian-install of both the system and the mtd image.) P.S. A minor quibble, but it was annoying that the numbering of the continents/countries during setup and the ordering of the SPI bootloader options during armbian-install were different between the Trixie and Noble images. I had to actually read. 🙈