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@Nasko how did your build go? Did it work for you? This being the Cubietruck, I wouldn't put my hopes high for a media player but curious if you had any success

What you're witnessing is well-known, support for the PMU (axp209) disappeared from 4.x kernel, then it probably re-appeared or something Take a look here though, looks like a member managed to get it working with armbianmonitor.

lol yeah, building on the single-boards is a funny experience time make -j2 ... ... real 94m25.207s user 176m11.210s sys 8m43.510s Now let's see if we can do anything useful with node on the tiny things

Pretty much what I was thinking of, thanks for confirming. Back to Docker, until we sort out the AUFS mess, I'm currently testing it with OverlayFS

That was quick, thank you Igor The more I give the 4.x kernel a real-use try the faster I go back to 3.x. Btw Igor, I read in another thread that you run the forum on single-board, which kernel are you using? Given that the Cubietruck sucks as a media server, I'm thinking of turning it into a web/app/storage server. Kernel 4.x would make sense but most things are still a cat-and-mouse chase. What would you suggest if you've had a Cubietruck?

Same issue as @op1tjaap: Welcome to ARMBIAN Debian GNU/Linux 8 (jessie) 4.5.1-sunxi john@cubietruck:~$ docker run -d -p 80:80 hypriot/rpi-busybox-httpd docker: Error response from daemon: open /var/lib/docker/overlay/44fbad743683f30fcfbed42c5cec62e7152a7e1e81395ae22de2f738ddabc3e8-init/merged/.dockerinit: operation not permitted. See 'docker run --help'. The Docker guys are waiting for a patch that affects the 4.5 kernel: Going back to a 4.4x kernel makes Docker happy again. Loonix sucks donkey balls.

Yep, compiling it is bog-standard: wget http://nodejs.org/dist/node-latest.tar.gz tar -xzf node-latest.tar.gz cd [node folder] ./configure make sudo make install

You're right the debian repos are stuck with 0.10, but you can build the latest version yourself: https://nodejs.org/en/download/ https://nodejs.org/en/download/package-manager/#debian-and-ubuntu-based-linux-distributions I'm about to test node on the Cubietruck soon. I compiled it successfully a few days ago but since I haven't decided if I should stick to armbian legacy or vanilla, I have not done any decent testing on node yet.

Roger! Thought you were still collecting info for your research. I don't need full-blown network stats on RPimonitor either, I've got a propper collectd/rrd setup on my router

Here’s a fresh install of RPi-Monitor on a Cubietruck running Legacy Jessie server (boot from mSD, / on SATA). Most things look OK to me except for the Network stats. I’ve transferred approximately 100GBs to the Cubietruck from my file servers @tk if you need any specific info, let me know.

@tkaiser, thanks What surprised me is that this is a fresh install of the latest image. Plugged a usb stick and it wouldn't mount it unless I switch the nodm settings to root as the default user, which is kinda outrageous. Yeah I thought about the polkit hell, it was common when using SLim as a display manager but it apparently has issues with the nodm as it doesn't have the X dot files scattered around. Anyway, got the trusty desktop image on the NAND and now playing around with the non-gui Jessie image trying to decide what to do with the Cubietruck. Will follow back with any further findings. Update 10/4/2016: the addition of .pkla files linked to the thread that tkaiser mentions, seem to fix the problem. Marking this as solved.

Hey guys I'm setting up a Cubietruck with Armbian_5.04_Cubietruck_Ubuntu_trusty_3.4.110_desktop.zip, and I cannot mount any of my unmounted volumes. Installing gksu didn't fix it. Any tips?