Igor

Try adding this packages list: https://github.com/irtimmer/moonlight-embedded/wiki/Packages I am not sure you can run this on Orange Pi. Under supported hardware you can find: ## Select the audio and video decoder to use ## default - autodetect ## aml - hardware video decoder for ODROID-C1/C2 ## omx - hardware video decoder for Raspberry Pi ## imx - hardware video decoder for i.MX6 devices ## sdl - software decoder In theory it should go with "software decoder" but in this case it probably won't be usable.

Exchange /boot/boot.cmd with https://github.com/igorpecovnik/lib/blob/master/config/bootscripts/boot-sunxi.cmd, recompile it and reboot. I think that's all. Remember you switched to developing version, which is still under development, officially not supported and you might run into problems. You already run into (first?) one

Xenial packages and by best micro USB cable. Not long after tests I experienced instability and power cycling due to excessive heat. Board was hot like hell and when it was cooled down, everything was back to normal. Heat dissipation that I used was clearly not enough when overclocking.

It makes a copy (rsync) of your SD card but in case your boot media remain SD card and your root has been transferred to SATA drive, than some tiny change is done to boot scripts which remains on SD card. If you are not skilled, rather wait for image update / rebuild. The problem is, that boot scripts, which are problematic in this case, are not part of update packages ... yet.

For comparison: 1.99 GHz type 16 bytes 64 bytes 256 bytes 1024 bytes 8192 bytes aes-128 cbc 87295.72k 94739.03k 98363.39k 99325.95k 99562.84k bf-cbc 55820.25k 63628.57k 65862.06k 66524.84k 66680.15k 2.14 Ghz (maximum possible value for my board) aes-128 cbc 93640.97k 101616.77k 105520.55k 106535.94k 106785.45k bf-cbc 59887.06k 68163.84k 70644.39k 71375.19k 71538.01k

https://github.com/igorpecovnik/lib/commit/5e36adca766b3afee8c1cbba5b2091552232646d Try to reproduce now. Strangely, I can't reproduce even on default image ...

If you rebuild image on your own it should already be fixed. I made a test install to mSATA drive on i2ex and if you follow Github commits and apply changes manually, you can DIY. Otherwise wait for next update.

For learning purposes just go for stock install options, no need for latest PHP versions. Another great library of tutorials: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials

I assume this PHP stuff is common enough that is multi arch compiled + packaged. At least armhf should be well covered in Debian & Ubuntu. I haven't check.

Perhaps some Google-fu? https://www.google.com/search?q=debian+jessie+install+php7 Most of those general guides applies for Armbian, Jessie version in this case.

Yes, it's broken. I working on it.

Well, this is feature It prohibits quoting everything at once -> less "walls of text", less useless text repetition, ... It's configurable per forum, unfortunately not by user groups. The best option would be that this whole box is hidden or faded with background and available only on hover on. So some CSS magic. Selecting text with mouse+quote works fine at this forum.

What kind of monitor do you use? How do you power the board? Do you have a network cable attached with DHCP server on the network? How long did you wait for the screen? Do you have a blank screen or monitor shut downs because of no signal were detected?

I just tested installation to NAND on my Cubeitruck by using latest self build image. Working out of the box. You can't DD Livesuite image ... You have to burn it with Livesuite image. No other way. Check this how-to. Consider possibility that NAND is simply broken ...

Yes, this error is present in images while in self build images is fixed.

It was reported working few weeks ago - do some search on forum for more info. You have to enable patch and recompile kernel but ... IIRC one RT configuration is broken, while others works.

You have to change whole image, since u-boot configuration might be problem in your case. Powering is defined there ... but you have to understand that this board has serious design flaws and strange things will happen if you don't add battery or power on alternative way. Stock powering is simply broken on this board.

- you can stabilise power by adding a battery or power there - there has been major improvement in our latest kernel Carefully read info at download page: https://www.armbian.com/lamobo-r1/

True. This looks to be solvable design issue, theme depended. Added to wish list.

Automatically. But there is an option to toggle when editing user and setting it manually - without effect. The upgrade was planned until we fix / adjust future look to be as similar as possible. We are limited with time so we can't do wonders but try to do the best. This design thing is subjective manner and it's impossible to please everyone. For this "All activity", I know it's a bit odd but let's wait a while. Changing platform is too risky. I mean it's possible but, I would rather avoid taking more risk ... even with this upgrade we had problems. This is just a tool after all Switch to other theme below to see if this is better, design wise.

I can ask on support if they have a fix for this, otherwise ... in worst case and if content is irrelevant, we can hide it.

We stopped supporting Wheezy. You need to upgrade / use Jessie or Ubuntu Xenial.

Shit What about new content? Is it ok? I used this tool to convert database. https://invisionpower.com/files/file/6823-ips-utf8-database-converter/

Fixed.

You tried this ?