Igor

Both options are now present, default is "by name" ... the text and buttons regarding switching are very minimal, don't have better idea.

We have multi channel HDMI audio driver on A20 boards but I am not aware of limitations.

Speaking of download page, it would be nice to sort boards alphabetically by name.

We actually added a test Vanilla build which was soon removed. Reason: people failed to read that it's a preview image, where many thing does not work and that we don't provide any end user support. Further people failed to read, that I don't provide support via email or other private channels. To lower related frustration, we simply removed those images from the download and now they are accessible elsewhere, where is little harder to find. Technically those boards have (limited at this stage) mainline support.

I expect we'll put those images back soon, so I don't change this flag. Perhaps I should ? 

WiFi is planned, BT also.
 
Opi zero (and PC2) just arrived on my desk today and I got Armbian running on it in no time   We need to add wireless drivers and apply fine tuning ... PC2 will be tested later.
 

WiFi is planned, BT also.
 
Opi zero (and PC2) just arrived on my desk today and I got Armbian running on it in no time   We need to add wireless drivers and apply fine tuning ... PC2 will be tested later.
 

WiFi is planned, BT also.
 
Opi zero (and PC2) just arrived on my desk today and I got Armbian running on it in no time   We need to add wireless drivers and apply fine tuning ... PC2 will be tested later.
 

Regarding NAND, read this:
https://github.com/igorpecovnik/lib/pull/527
 
I think other errors / warnings are safe to ignore ... We'll try to clear them out within next update.

Clearfog PRO with R1 in the back
 
After a day of playing, I am running full featured Armbian, Debian Wheezy, built with Armbian script from sources. We had to fix few things in U-boot and upgraded kernel to .82 but generally it was easy to boot the board. Of course SolidRun also provide some basic images.
 
Three(3) phys, USB and PCI is detected in kernel 3.10.82 - I don't have much hardware to plug in so I can't do much tests at this point. There is no CPU governor (yet?), so I assume it's running full speed (1.6Ghz) all the time. There are dip switches on the board to set cpu / dram speed ...
____ _ __ / ___| | ___ __ _ _ __ / _| ___ __ _ | | | |/ _ \/ _` | '__| |_ / _ \ / _` | | |___| | __/ (_| | | | _| (_) | (_| | \____|_|\___|\__,_|_| |_| \___/ \__, | |___/ Welcome to ARMBIAN (Debian wheezy 3.10.94-marvell) Last login: Sat Jan 9 10:11:28 2016 from desktop Load: 0.00, 0.01, 0.05 - Board: 64.6°C - Memory: 973Mb root@armada:~# Waiting for:
I decided to drop idea to put an AC card into the board since it's simply too problematic and expensive (66USD). This card doesn't have support in legacy kernel, in 4.4 have no idea if everything else already works + I have only one AC device in the lab. The Wireless card I choose is not fresh new but it's cheap (14USD) and reported working on Linux: Atheros AR5BXB112 AR9380 450Mbps. If I get stability and around real 300Mbps is good enough.
 
M2 drive. I'll put one 128G INSSD128GM.26M2242 TRANSCEND MTS400 128GB SSD SATA3 M.2 2242 TS128GMTS400 which should be big enough for most cases.
 
Mpci2sata for one ordinary SATA. 
 
SFP module. Haven't found the proper one yet.
 
With Armbian tools it's possible to build (I collect and fix all patches) and should be possible to boot kernel 4.3.3 and 4.4 - next.
 
Network performance (over TP link switch). 
Windows desktop -> Clearfog [ 3] 0.0-10.0 sec 1.09 GBytes 938 Mbits/sec [ 3] 0.0-10.0 sec 1.07 GBytes 922 Mbits/sec [ 3] 0.0-10.0 sec 1.09 GBytes 938 Mbits/sec Clearfog -> Windows desktop [ 4] 0.0-10.0 sec 1.04 GBytes 889 Mbits/sec [ 5] 0.0-10.0 sec 1.02 GBytes 878 Mbits/sec [ 4] 0.0-10.0 sec 1.03 GBytes 882 Mbits/sec To be continued ...
 
Edit #1: Board boots with 4.3.3 / Eth: no, USB: yes, mPci: yes
Edit #2: Jessie image download
Edit #3: Legacy kernel upgraded to 3.10.94
Edit #4: Network performance
Edit #5: If eth0 connected to gigabit, + cca. 2°C more heat on CPU in idle
Edit #6: mSATA is working with patched U-boot
Edit #7: mSATA and mPCI can be enabled in any combination. Tested one wireless card ...
Edit #8: boot time when installed to low performance 32Gb mSATA, power -> Login prompt <= 10s, (-3s waiting at u-boot) = cca. 7sec
Edit #9: I2C working out of the box. Tested with display, communication is slow. Perhaps only the settings
Edit #10: USB somehow buggy on current legacy kernel. I was trying to use Temper to collect temperature ... it worked once, next reading hang the device and I need to unplug / plug. Haven't debug. USB flash memory working normal.
Edit #11: Added cpu freq scalling 800/1600Mhz -> less heat in idle
Edit #12: Kernel 4.3.3 & 4.4 / Eth: yes, USB: yes, mPci: yes, mSata: yes ... and doing preliminary testing with Atheros AR9380 N wireless card // Kernel not ready yet
Edit:#13: Added mSATA to SATA card, patch a driver to unlock cheap - (consumer grade!, 13 USD shipped) AR9380 AR5BXB112 wireless card to operate at 5Ghz. Running STABLE
Edit:#14: Booting from m2 120G SATA drive
Edit:#15: Measuring temperature on the edge of heatsink = 39-42 while ambient is around 20.
Edit:#16: Added external 2.5 inch mechanical SATA drive powered from Clearfog +5V from header

Armbian PCB

Man, you guys a producing some awesome desktops. @dvachon that's a super cool photo/desktop. I'll be adding it to my queue for sure. @Dre0x love it dude. poly penguins for the win. I whipped up another over the weekend. Wanted to post it and get your opinions. I thought it might be cool do something like this for each of the supported boards. I just used my odroid c-1 as a model. Let me know what you think, or if you have a board you would like me to illustrate.
 
Note: As mentioned in my previous posts this are provided as the largest size requested. If you would like them scaled to specific resolution just ask.
 
Odroid C1 Light

 
Odroid C1 Dark

hi!
real original and unique photo took by a friend with his telescope
 

Armbian Net

Infrastructure is in the process of moving to professional grade server in any case since current low power, low cost server XU4 can't cope with the traffic and I don't have any alternatives left in this range.
 
I don't mind extending a forum a little bit.
 
If we are adding a new forum, where? Here:
 
General discussion
 
3rd party builds
Openelec, Gentoo, RetrOrangePi, Android, ...

Infrastructure is in the process of moving to professional grade server in any case since current low power, low cost server XU4 can't cope with the traffic and I don't have any alternatives left in this range.
 
I don't mind extending a forum a little bit.
 
If we are adding a new forum, where? Here:
 
General discussion
 
3rd party builds
Openelec, Gentoo, RetrOrangePi, Android, ...

3840x2160. As chzbacon says they can be scaled down
 

I made this on Corel Draw, hope you like it. I called it Armbian Minum (If you want some modifications just tell me).


Zip: https://www.dropbox.com/s/zx2ju6feu802rh3/Armbian%20Minum.zip?dl=0

Hi to all!
 

 
A wallpaper i named "projection". (if one find better name for this i dont mind renaming it)
And thank's to all!
https://www.dropbox.com/s/xensyaed07nbr59/projection_1920x1080.png?dl=0
 
zip https://www.dropbox.com/s/t26y1a1pfuok1ah/projection.zip?dl=0
 
Edited by admin (added image to the post)

Setting the bpp to 16 from 24 in boot.ini fixed this issue!  FYI.

Hi,
 
I updated my cubietruck jessie to 5.23.
 
update successful but no boot on kernel .
 
I boot on sd card and mount nand .
 
no uImage but an zImage.
 
I use mkimage in order to generate uImage and it work.
 
kernel packaging must be corrected.
 
 
 

Answering my own question...
git clone https://github.com/zador-blood-stained/fel-mass-storage Write fel-sdboot.img to an sdcard Power on the NanoPi Neo, boom FEL mode is back. Run 'start.sh' from that repo to enable the ability to see the emmc partition on the Mac. sudo dd bs=1M if=Armbian_5.24.161101_Nanopiair_Ubuntu_xenial_3.4.113.img of=/dev/disk2 unmount/reboot Reverting back to the 3.x kernel worked. After reboot it was just a matter of using screen to connect to the device. Nice!

Well there ya go!
 
Fixed it myself...   I'd previously enabled sid and stretch repos - then commented them out.
 
Removed comments, "apt-get update", then "apt-get upgrade" - now I can install the prerequisite / dependencies!
 
-- edit --
 
Only enabled "sid" - not both stretch and sid...

Oh, sorry Igor, that's what I meant by reset - a complete power cycle. It did not work at the time
But now everything has been fine for a couple of days. No sound problems whatsoever.

Edit: Light versions added
 
Whipped up a couple more this evening. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated. Really cool stuff everyone is making. I really like the logo/typography Miike. Good stuff. Anyway I can get the dark version with just a charcoal grey instead of the gradient? I'd like to use it for my wallpaper. Again these are at the highest resolution asked for. They can easily be scaled down if anyone is interested.
 
H-Town

 
H-town - Light

 
CPU Magenta

 
CPU Magenta - Light

 
Micro SD

 
Micro SD - Light

Hi to all! I'm just here to say thanks for your work with armbian and contribute with some wallpapers. 
 
Pd. Do you think in armbian logo redesign?