skyfly555

I totally agree with @balbes150. In my opinion, what he's doing is absolutely great. Maybe it's easy to forget @balbes150 is doing this for free, and maybe we don't know how many hours he's spending on doing this (I bet some of them, everyday). Thank you, Mr. @balbes150: I think you should be paid by ATVs manufacturers, because, thanks to your work, and only in my case, they have sold 3 Amlogic ATVs (to me); and I had never bought them because of Android: It's your Armbian, the reason To be sincere, I'm happier with my ATV boxes, running @balbes150 Armbian, than I am with my Raspberrys, covered by tons of dust in this very moment.

Thank you veeeeery much, that's so cooool!

What do I have to do?

From SD card

I know, thank you, but it's Stretch, and I'd like to use Buster. I have several ATVs running @balbes150 images, and I'd like to use the same version of Buster in all of them, and in my Odroid C2, too. So... do you know if it's possible?

Can @balbes150 armbian be installed on Odroid C2? If it's possible, which DTB must be used?

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How can we know (where can we see) cpu freq is changing when using v5.90?

You are a magician

Hello, I've tested v5.90 on my T95Q (S905X2). I cannot see if cpu freq is changing: htop is not showing the cpu freqs, if I try to go into armbian-config/System/CPU, I get the same error I got with v5.89, if I try to use cpufreq-info, it says "no or unknown cpufreq driver is active on this CPU". So, how to know if cpu freq is really changing? Am I doing something wrong? Note: I'm using the default dtb, the same I'm using with v5.89 (meson-g12a-x96-max.dtb). Thank you very much,

I'll check it today Thank you!

Ok, thank you

Can I upgrade from 5.89 to 5.90 with "apt-get upgrade"? Or do I have to create a new microSD card, transfer it to eMMC, and so on? Does v5.90 have a cpu governor for S905X2, that is, are the cpu freqs changd dinamically? Thank you for sharing your work with us,

v5.89 debian stretch without desktop. I have to say I have opened the case (3 screws) and I have a small fan on it, so the air is moving around the passive heatsink.

I'm running now a T95Q (S905X2) as my main server, running several dockers (pi-hole, cloudflared, unifi controller, nginx reverse proxy and openvpn). It's running fine. rsyslog seems to be active, but it's not consuming any unusual amount of cpu; that's my case. I'm using the same dtb than you.