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@SteeMan - I ended up setting the environment variable BOARD_NAME in /etc/defaults/armbian-motd for the V1 boards - thanks again
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Thanks @SteeMan I'll have a look
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Hi all, I have several NanopiM4 SBC's, some are Nanopim4 and others Nanopim4v2. I use the Nanopim4v2 image on all of them and it works beautifully. When I ssh into the boxes I see which doesn't look great on here but it's basically NPIM4V2, I would like to change it to NPIM4 for the non M4V2 boards - anyone know how this is generated ? I don't even know what to call it ! Splash screen ? Logo ? Hope this makes sense
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@SteeMan that was a cut paste error , well spotted though 👍
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@Werner the same as you would be asked for normally, choose your board , choose kernel etc etc... I though if you supplied the values on the command line you wouldn't be asked for them by the script
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Hi All, in an attempt speed up my Armbian image build process I put the last build choices in a bash script ./compile.sh BOARD=nanopim4v2 BRANCH=current BUILD_DESKTOP=yes BUILD_MINIMAL=no\ DESKTOP_APPGROUPS_SELECTED='browsers editors'\ DESKTOP_ENVIRONMENT=gnome\ DESKTOP_ENVIRONMENT_CONFIG_NAME=config_base\ KERNEL_CONFIGURE=no RELEASE=jammy but I still get prompted for input when I run the script - what am I doing wrong ?
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Just to let people know that the NanoPiM4V2 build works on both NanoPiM4 and NanoPiM4V2 boards
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I've worked out a very inelegant way of achieving what I want, once the compile.sh script has done its thing, I dd the image to an sdcard I have ready in a reader, mount the card, then copy a pre crafted NetWorkManager system connection file to the mounted card. Horrible I know but it works ( well it's worked once ).
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Having successfuly built and installed an Armbian image I would like to configure the WiFi connection as part of the process. Currently on first boot I have to connect a network cable to the SBC and run armbian-config to configure the WiFi manually which is a bit of a drag when I'm updating 5 boards. Is this doable ?
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Thanks @Werner but I want to have a go at building my own
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Success - wow that was easier than it used to be
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Hi all, I'm following a tutorial by @NicoD on building an Armbian image, the problem I have, is, my board ( NanoPiM4V2 ) isn't shown in the picklist - I 've tried one of the many RK3399 offerings ( Rockchip64 ) but whilst it built ok it didn't boot, anyone here know which board I should use ? Edit I found if you pass EXPERT=yes as a parameter to the install script the board is listed - I'm building it now and will post back the result End edit
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@Igor thanks
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Goodo - what is the latest image that will run on my board ? I tried Armbian_24.2.1_Nanopi-r4s_jammy_current_6.6.16_minimal.img earlier on and whilst it booted there was no wifi which is a must for me. I'm sure the Nanopi4 used to have its own image on here , but as it's no longer manufactured I guess it's not worth the effort, Thanks for all your effort on here
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As the title states - I've been away for a while and can't remember where I should post 🙄