Igor

I assume you have a GitHub account (if not, make it)? Click "Subscribe" on that issue and you will get a notification when its closed down. 4 hours later, still not fixed. No, there is no cheap and quick solution to patch this problem. I would like to see that too.

Aha, its probably this: https://github.com/armbian/build/issues/8052 Working on it.

build with SHARE_LOG=yes SHOW_DEBUG=yes and provide full log. This tells noting.

This is everyone's problem. Buy boards that are supported and maintained. We have not received any support from Orange Pi, contrary, their business model is very damaging to us and donations only pays coffee and beer. We do not maintain or officially support hardware you have, and AFAIK it is not maintained by anyone else - but if it is, it will get to Armbian too. However, given the similarities across these boards and the nature of open source, it’s difficult to prevent Orangepi and their customers (you) from abusing open source development. This is everyone's problem. Stop buying hardware that we don't and won't support as making a pressure to open source developers is worse thing you can do. Hardware dealer abuse is already big enough. Just a polite reminder that you are not a customer, so adjust your over-expectations.

As predicted. Vendor kernel - I am working on establishing better cooperation with Rockchip. Without that, its difficult to "fix everything" in that kernel.

Thank you for reporting this problem and Welcome to forums! Looks-like issues with HDMI driver / edid readout, perhaps forcing resolution might be a workaround? But how-to, you need to look into the kernel code. Also make sure to try daily builds from time to time to see if things are fixed. https://docs.armbian.com/User-Guide_Armbian-Config/System/#switch-system-to-rolling-packages-repository I hope the general difference between vendor and mainline derived kernel (and u-boot) is understandable? https://docs.armbian.com/User-Guide_FAQ/#why-does-hardware-feature-xy-work-in-old-kernel-but-not-in-more-recent-one Depends on your technical understanding - look into the code, compile kernel with additional debug, understand how it works ... I am not familiar with HDMI subsystem, so you need to hope from attention from someone that is. Or just dig into the code and share findings. Telling that it fails / errors out, is just a very first step from a possible long journey. This is community support, we all have this problem. Helping others is helping yourself. You are welcome to help the project anywhere you can. That helps too. The amount of issues in open source code (not Armbian problem per se) that are waiting to be fixed is already enormous and we fight this without your help and without help from company that should be around actively (Rockchip). Whenever I spoke to them, they brag how good they are and how many engineers they have and how well their products are ... while I know state of their products better then themselves. Functional regressions you experienced are totally normal, expected and will happen in the future. No matter how much time goes into the code, Linux is maintained and developed by many people, overall complexity is quite extreme. This problem is not yours, but from everyone. So it is approach for solving it.

Try modern kernel, 6.12.y

Updated test (including some onboard wireless chips):

Can you provide more detailed info - last images were not tested as there were very little changes from previous one (check lastest from archive https://imola.armbian.com/archive/inovato-quadra/archive/)... Which images did you try and can you try daily images that are at the bottom of the page: https://www.armbian.com/inovato-quadra/ Also we are just about to merge big changes on Allwinner, so stay tuned. https://github.com/armbian/build/pull/8004

Enabling remaining with https://github.com/armbian/build/pull/8051

Should be fixed in Armbian repo for some time now: https://github.com/armbian/os/pull/299/files But for kernel 6.14.y this wont be enough anyway. https://github.com/openzfs/zfs/releases/tag/zfs-2.2.7 "Linux: compatible with 4.18 - 6.12 kernels"

Most likely P2P wireless, not necessarily functional. This is automatically present by a (wireless) kernel driver. Use the device that works and ignore the other. If bogus device gets to your nerves, dig into the code, find a way how to disable it and sent a patch.

First you need read FAQ as you might be missing some important facts https://forum.armbian.com/forum/189-faq/ https://apt.armbian.com (APT packages) In reality you need TV box vendor adjusted kernel source. Which is impossible to find as its often not even released. You need to find (extract from official FW) hardware settings ("device tree") for your model or not everything will work. Nobody can help you from developers perspective. You can only hack this on your own or with help of other end users. (Armbian) developers are mainly avoiding this endless pile of junk hardware. Absolutely no warranty that any of this will work, just chances of success are > 0% (your initial approach).

This is just 2-3x more expensive for time then just doing it However, I can give you few tips: - AFAIK driver currently present is not very stable. Our tests (on kernel 6.12.y are failing): - driver provided by Hardkernel is better but might need adjustements for recent kernel (perhaps 1h of work) - general information on USB drivers, perhaps a solution via DKMS https://github.com/morrownr/USB-WiFi?tab=readme-ov-file

Mainline kernels or kernels from Ubuntu / Debian won't work on most of those devices. For several reasons. And if they will work by some luck, they will have less functions enabled / operational. Probably here you are looking for a vendor provided kernel 6.1.y, which we provide for some flagship devices. You can try to install "vendor" kernel from repository (with matched dtb), but you need help from higher power or some work, where you will most likely need to do it alone - our team is not touching this hw with this kernel and we don't have resources to deal with this, to get it working. It requires time nobody have - you need to find people that share this wish / problem and try to do something. And this is where this forum might help. & moving to TV boxes. This part I don't know.