Igor

It works, just you need to prepare partition in advance.

https://docs.armbian.com/User-Guide_FAQ/ We can probably develop this for you if you become our partner, if you cover expenses of this development for you, but this is not something that is missing in Armbian. tl;dr; If you need this feature, use stock kernel, or finance development. This is open source world. Nobody prevents you to add features you need.

Forum is sadly just a black hole There are way more problems that integrating resources https://docs.armbian.com/Process_Contribute/

BTW. @samond This could be very much like a Debian upstream problem ... Last week I installed Armbian Ubuntu Jammy x86 build to one of new servers and one of the things I did was changing SSH port. Works as expected.

Thank you! Will be added during a day. Dunno how we missed that, but sometimes things get lost. Appologize!

Its where Armbian community builds are made. Which are anyway not officially supported ... Armbian project maintainers does not answer any support questions regarding those builds! Support? Check general install instructions or TV box specific

You are not using original Armbian build. This way you can check if its original build: https://docs.armbian.com/User-Guide_Getting-Started/#how-to-check-download-authenticity And here you can show minimal respect to open source software you are using (even you use some random armbian fork). It will help authors paying utility bills when spending time answering your questions and you to get attention in first place. Bugs are collected this way: https://www.armbian.com/bugs If its a build framework issue, open a ticket here.

I am sure process works correctly on Armbian x86_64 https://www.armbian.com/uefi-x86/ You failed to see all those warnings? - rolling images are not supported - edge image are not supported - CI builds are not supported - development kernels are not supported Why? https://docs.armbian.com/User-Guide_FAQ/ If you find a problem, invest your own time, fix it and and sent a fix to us or upstream to kernel.org

Try Armbian OS on Raspberry Pi. Function will work. The problem is this: https://docs.armbian.com/User-Guide_FAQ/#why-does-hardware-feature-xy-work-in-old-kernel-but-not-in-more-recent-one Better hardware functionality of factory Radxa software is paid this way:

FYI. Not Armbian problem. https://github.com/radxa/kernel/issues/54

Armbian never provided that. I bet you can find such image somewhere on Hardkernel forums, but I assume you are looking for fresh and maintained? Nobody said its impossible. Its just not worth talking about in 2023. But as this is open source, nobody prevents you to make what you are looking for. IIRC this was for backwards compatibility reasons, that one image could run on 32b and 64b Rpi. On Armbian, you can run armhf on aarch64 user space out of the box. If you are concerned about that small memory overhead that comes with aarch64 user land ... ask vendor if they pay for your wishes, so we will hire someone to do this for you. We can't.

https://docs.armbian.com/User-Guide_Getting-Started/#how-to-check-download-authenticity

https://github.com/pi-hole/docs/pull/937 Install it. It will work.

Yes. I disabled it in the databases ... didn't test it as I assumed it should just work But pulling were ignoring property. https://github.com/armbian/os/commit/a423fcbccaeb95cb9569cef582309cfe9748256a Try now.

You could study the code and improve it. Also we haven't merge PR with lots of improvements as nobody had time to test it: https://github.com/armbian/armbian-router Mirrors are stored in database and here we are pulling them out: https://github.com/armbian/os/blob/main/.github/workflows/redirector-update.yml From there a config is generated that is passed to armbian-router AKA re-director. Perhaps new version knows that. You will need to try the one from PR and open a ticket there.

We don't have a dedicated operator of mirrors but it seems we should appoint someone as maintaining is getting complicated despite of all automation which should prevent this to happen. This is a corner case, as it shows that mirror is synced ... but not all files are there. I have removed this mirror as its probably running out of space. Airframes maintainer responded yesterday, so I assume its back in sync.

We do have some structure otherwise we would not be able to survive and generate millions worth of services. This recent topic, which consist of asking us to fund (slave work) additional 100.000 USD worth of services, explains one perspective. Perhaps it will open your eyes, perhaps not. It is not the first time someone is asking that we improve efficiency of self-mutilation. We are millions away from what its needed and it seems nobody wants to fund our work? This means we are probably doing useless things ... If you have the answer, if you have concrete ideas how to resolve problems, I will pay for the time. I totally understand your frustration. This is what we do 24/7. Pile of problems is still sky high and we can't do just resolving them. We have to live, we have to fight and we have to find satisfaction, that drives us.

Armbian team have no plan/resources/budget to do this, but if someone sacrifices his time and polish this feature as expected, we will pay with respect and review the work. Every code that is sent our way is liability and that is not something we are accepting open handed. If adding this feature won't represent much burden for maintainers, we will merge it. Making PR from your side is just one part and is small if you are not going to keep it in good shape for another several months / years. The same goes for half of elderly single board computers that we are keeping alive. Its only in users interest, a little in ours. We only have costs with maintaining, while HW vendors wants from you to buy new stuff ... We already have severe problems with cost management as you expect we do everything for free, and where we receive absolutely no help from vendors or anyone. This is for us nothing but a waste of time. I hope you do understand this - maintaining is hard work and doesn't pay off in any way. And its a lot more code to maintain then people who will do it. You have to step up.

Example of what we expect from you https://github.com/armbian/build/pull/5605 Even it looks like 10 minutes job, we don't have resources. There is a constant flow from 1000 people to 1 with such small jobs ... Make a PR!

Here are kernel configs for all kernels. I am sure its easy to find correct ones: https://github.com/armbian/build/tree/main/config/kernel Enable and sent a PR.

We don't even try to deal with bugs that are coming with forum software. We are users of this software, just like you. You can check / report problems here https://invisioncommunity.com/forums/forum/505-general-questions/

In the name of users (sadly, I am not one of them) of this device, I am thanking you for those bits. The only reason why we have invested (100% our private cash, 0% users, 0% Lenovo) into this device is promotion of our build framework. Try it, here we will try best to help you, and make a PR: https://github.com/armbian/build/pulls