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Hi Igor, I modified my post above just as you input yours I think. It's working fine on Buster now I installed as root. That via armbian config Debian version.

If I had logged on as Root and not run Armbian-Config as Sudo, it would have worked. D'Oh! V6 running now.... 🤪

Hiya, I've been using OMV for a year or two with no issues. There were several updates to Armbian and other packages recently which caused a number of errors and the system going to sleep on my Windows network and not waking up. Rather than try and track every error, I'll just start from scratch. Last time, the OMV install from Armbian-Config worked like a dream. Load it, update it and then click OMV in the menu. Simples! This time it runs a lot of script as before, then finishes with "error openmediavault". That's it. The web browser says "Welcome to NGINX", so something has been installed. Ive tried an install and running the Debian scrip from the OMV GITHUB and it does not like that at all. Errors in BASH immediately. So currently hoping for updates (from Armbian I guess?). I'm using latest Bullseye and I guess Armbian-Config is trying to install V6?

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scdc set scrambling refers to HDMI 2.0. My new monitor is HDMI 2.0. The desktop obviously understands it, although not reporting full resolution and and sticking at 60Hz. my monitor is only 30Hz at 4K. It's the text based boot screen that can't handle it. My (almost vintage) Orange Plus sees it correctly when running on Armbian, as does a 6 month old version on the NanoPi, so someone knows how this works. Thank you @piter75 So a 'lost setting' or 'feature' for development or porting from another build Mr Igor and friends please?

@piter75 Hi, yes it boots this way. lots of test as things starting up, error country setting failed -2, but more drivers started OK, then it pauses with error: drm:drm_scdc_set_scrambling failed to read tmds config, error 6 and 2 similar errors. Logged in on terminal as normal startup. Desktop appears! Subsequent reboot fails until HMDMI unplugged, then it boots to desktop. I have a new 4K monitor with HDMI V2.0. That is something that has changed on my setup Can you spill the beans????

PS My somewhat older Orange Pi Plus works fine on the latest firmware!

V2 firmware also doesn't work (despite only difference being RAM type DDR3 to DDR4). I'm not sure its getting a far as to start a UART. It's dead Jim!

Yes for Arduino. What PC software would i use?

Hi all, This has confused me! I have an old copy Armbian_20.02.7_Nanopim4_buster_current_5.4.28_desktop.7z which works fine. Any SD cards I put it on using Balena Etcher works. Any of the latest versions simply won't boot. The only difference appears to be the XZ file format. I extracted one of the later ones using 7Zip and then Etcher to flash and as expected it mad no difference at all. Has something been done to the V1 firmware from the V2 that doesn't work or firmwares containing the wrong naming etc? Help!

Ditto. Friendly seem to have permanently broken the video acceleration even though Chromium reports it as there. They have also added lots of junk. Armbian with this script is my preference.

I think that is the idea, but I don't have that hat. Armbian usually transfers very well. I have the SATA Hat. I'm running Friendly OS right now which doesn't transfer 100% and I'm booting from EMMC and using SSD for data e.g. Thunderbird. The boot time from EMMC vs SSD SATA is negligible and running apps seems the same.

RE:Accelerated graphics not working. I've found that updating Friendly OS using the Linux tools loses both the setting and the acceleration. Simply putting the setting back on doesn't fix it. If you stick to the Friendly releases, it's fine. Apart from when they mangle a release and have to fix it in a hurry when the Beta testers (us) complain.