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For anyone who finds this in the future, I replaced the capacitors with a similar part from digikey and haven't had any issues in the past two weeks. Part I used: 445-1260-1-ND : https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/tdk-corporation/C1005X7R1E103K050BB/513713

Not sure if this is the place for this since it isn't really a software issue, but... So I decided to take apart my Helios64 to apply the 2.5Gb/1Gb Ethernet fix and things went badly. I ended up accidentally destroying the 402 caps on one of the SATA ports by scrapping the board against the standoffs as I was pulling it out of the case. As far as I can tell, they should be part of the SATA standard, 10nF DC blocking caps, so I have a rough idea of what they might have been but I don't know for sure since they are simply gone. Does anyone happen to know what those caps were or have access to a circuit diagram or BOM I could reference? It would be nice to replace them with the original part number. I did find the information for the Helios4, but I don't know if those are the same and that exact part seems impossible to get anyway. Thanks for reading.

it was a normal apt-upgrade that provided the link, though I did download it with wget instead of apt since apt wasn't working for some reason(kept stalling out, less than x data in last 120 seconds). However, I just put it in the apt cache folder and it found it. I supposed it could have gotten corrupted at some point but I'm not sure how. trying the options in your second post sadly gives me only: "Ramdisk image is corrupt or invalid" I also tried the same thing with the "4.4.153-mvebu" kernel, but got the same result. Something must have gotten really screwed up somewhere, but I have no idea what or how. I'm not at my linux laptop at the moment, so I'll have to try checking the symlinks with ls later. Thank you very much for your help so far. Maybe I just need to reinstall and then blacklist that upgrade or pin the kernel version.

I had the default kernel in the image on the wiki, should have been 4.14.74-mvebu and the upgrade was from linux-4.4.153-mvebu/linux-image-mvebu_5.60_armhf.deb I'm not sure how to see what the current pointer is nor how to set it from uboot. Boot output: Printenv: ls of /boot on mmc:

I recent did an apt-upgrade which included a kernel update from armbian and now my device no longer boots. It hangs forever with "Uncompressing Linux... done, booting the kernel." I'm guessing that this is due to PR 1169 but I'm not sure how to fix this without re-flashing the image. (Which seems somewhat outdated by now, a new build would be appreciated.) I'm not familiar with uboot and I can't find a manual for this specific version, so I'm quite confused at this point. Can someone please walk me through getting my system booting again?