BryanS

I'm not sure how to incorporate the new u-boot, but if I can figure it out I will test it.

That does seem to be the case. Hopefully this will change in the future - I really want to use this thing as a hardware docker-like device. If there's any information I can provide, please let me know.

This isn't Armbian per se, but I thought it worth mentioning for anyone considering a SOPine Baseboard. Pine chose a small coaxial power jack instead of the micro USB for the main 5V input. This jack is kind of an odd size, but it also seems pretty fragile, especially when the extra leverage of a power cable is added to it. I broke the mount on mine within the first 20 minutes of use. It still worked as it was just the mechanical mount, but it became position sensitive and a pain to use. You can still power the board via the Euler bus, and that's what I switched to instead. If this isn't appropriate for this forum, please feel free to move it (or delete) as necessary.

@langerma I just tried the latest release on the clusterboard, and it appears there are no fixes applied yet. I was able to get the baseboard to boot with Ethernet using the latest release. I'm not really up on re-compiling kernels yet, but I'm more than happy to provide any information requested to get this resolved.

I realize this is a little old, but would the Armbian group like a Orange Pi i96 for development? I have an extra, and since the manufacturer-provided Debian distribution leaves a bit to be desired, it's not doing anything. I'd be more than happy to ship it off to whomever for development. It's new-in-box. The provided distros work well enough, assuming you tell it all network parameters (MAC address, DNS server(s), etc.) and don't want any kind of network file-sharing capability - they didn't build any NFS or CIFS capability into the kernel. That's where I am now, trying to re-compile kernel from provided sources but this is completely new to me.