LarsN

I have added this:
chown -R $SUDO_USER:$SUDO_USER $SRC at the end of compile.sh because I don't need ANY files owned by root...

@LarsN
 
zador.blood.stained just added quota for sunxi-next
 
but you will need to compile your kernel with http://www.armbian.com/using-armbian-tools/

It will be enabled by default in new Armbian releases

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It's not often that you can work on a software project that actually brings joy and helps people. Armbian is one of those project. It is a system that helps one build a kernel or boot images for several ARM development boards. 
 
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we need more coders, kernel hackers, UX designers to find and solve problems. If you are one of them, join our forum, join project at Github. we need properly built, packed and supported desktop with major functions: video acceleration/fbturbo, libump, mali, etc. we need to put together much better documentation. We need to fine tune MkDocs documentation tools For those who are willing to claim a task or help others to understand "how do I do this in Armbian" we prepared a dozen of boards as a small reward. It's a Xunlong Orange PI+ 2E, which design was improved based on requests from our community. It's H3 based quad core with 2G RAM, 16G eMMC, Gigabit LAN, WIFI and 3x USB.     There might be just enough boards for everyone who are willing to do some public service work. Claim your projects at this topic and each weekend we will discuss and select up to 15 people who will get the board, starting with 11.6., ... until we run out of boards. One will be notified by email and expect an answer within 48 hours, if not, board goes to somebody else.   Boards were donated and will be sent directly from Xunlong Co., Shenzhen, China.     1st batch is going to: Kriston, lanefu, vlad59, martinayotte, jeanrhum, Gravelrash, xcasex, naibmra, Xer0, madilabs, wha, @lex, WereCatf   naibmra - Bulgaria - kernel testing, try hooking to kernelci.org, docs - mid July wha - USA - 50unattended-upgrades, issue #337 - June Kriston - USA - documentation rework - July, August Xer0 - Germany - media build - July, August lanefu - USA - issue tracking improvements between forum and github - 22 June, July madilabs - Martinique - Packaging for desktop video acceleration - June xcasex - Sweden - desktop packaging - July, August jeanrhum - France - documentation and debian packaging - July martinayotte - Canada - maintain/fix DTS entries for some devices such I2C/SPI/W1 - ASAP vlad59 - France - Nanopi M1 testing and documentation Gravelrash - UK - Prepare HOWTO's & package "armbian-gc2035-fswebcam package" - June   2nd batch is going to: dimag0g, R2D2_C3PO, miked, 0x0, sysitos, jmcneill    dimag0g - France -  Packaging of OpenGL wrapper library - end of July R2D2_C3PO - Germany - Improved SD-Card partitioning - end of August miked - Canada - build system recension - end of August 0x0 - Russian Federation - Redesign site and documentation WIP + add some changes to graphics in distro. - end of July sysitos - Germany - replace/rework ramlog for systemd - end of August jmcneill - Canada - (Armbian is helping porting Freebsd)    Users were notified and were requested to provide: project name, due date and their shipping address

How did you get it to show all that info? I'm only able to see temp, when I run the same command.