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Yeah we held back the opi3 to kernel 5.8 but it looks like the download page was accidentally update to 5.9 You can find stable images with 5.8 kernel here https://armbian.hosthatch.com/archive/orangepi3/archive/

Maybe look into the usbstorage quriks params used in /boot/armbianEnv.txt

If you want to stick with H3. Get orangepi plus 2e. Has 2 gigs of ram, gigabit eithernet, 16gig if performant onboard eMMC. Its usb 2.0 but each USB port is tied to its own USB so with UAS you'll get the fullbandwidth of the port and get to appreciate the latency. Ive been running my nomad cluster control plane with them for 3 years. I also really like the Opi 3 w2gig ram and the 8gig emmc. I used it as a headless workstation with home and docker on USB 3 SSD and it worked great. All those chips are designed to run hot so just let the cooler tables do their job and worse case crank back the governor 200mhz via armbian config. Also i like the schedutil governor its a little more granualor the clock. Btw there was an issue with armbian and ethernet on opi3 with kernel 5.9, but dont let that deter you. My opi3 is on the bench if you want me to take some measurements Anyway the H6 performance is way better than the h3 and h5 imho. So id try not to overlook it

Petitboot currently has a compatibility issue with armbian https://medium.com/@tobetter/multiple-os-on-odroid-n2-3a5f3a14a726

Hey @going I didn't quite understand this post. Would you mind explaining again?

Update: We Deployed GEOIP based redirecting over the weekend. The defaults should likely send most to an appropriate mirror, but choosing a mirror or region is still a good thing to do. Not all IPs match correctly.

Hi sorry for the troubles. I've added some quick documentation on how to manually choose a mirror. Hopefully this is an easy workaround for the short-term https://docs.armbian.com/User-Guide_Fine-Tuning/#choosing-an-apt-mirror

Blerg. The error is telling the truth. Most likely mirror sync. Mirror validation is something for us to work on next.

In the future we hope to maintain releases by branch, and only apply hot-fixes and cherry pick needed enhancements. I think that will also minimize risk of unexpected breakages.

Yeah linuxserver.io thing was started by one of the guys on self-hosted podcast. No real commercial motives. Id probably still start with docker. I personally look forward to making the switch to podman because there's no docker daemon, but my ability to live in a world of edge cases causes me to save that battle for another time. Another thing i look for in for in self-hosted stuff are programs written in go-lang. Often there arm binaries ready to go, and if not typically its not too challenging to compile or cross compile.

Im a fan of the linuxserver.io project. All of their containers are multiarch. Lots of good turnkey stuff there

Forums, apt and downloads will be off-line for approximately 30 minutes for system maintenance. Thanks your understanding.

No. I'm saying apt-install docker.io. and then setting up homeassistant via their homeassistant/home-assistant container yes sorry. UUID=6678065c-8e6d-453f-b3c6-58d4342453a4 /var/lib/docker btrfs defaults,ssd,subvol=docker 0 2 Ah yes, that's. good point.. yeah you might want to make 2 sub volumes, 1 for docker, and another for your persistent data for the containers.

Yep. I run homeassistant on my armbian devices via docker. I just use the homeassistant/home-assistant image re: storage. If you are using local storage for storing your history data. I would use an SSD device. It's a lot of writing. If you're storing them remotely in mysql or something, sdcard is probably fine. https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/recorder/ My recommendation is just stick with booting from sdcard, and setup your SSD as storage for /var/lib/docker. I recommend BTRFS with docker. Here's an example of my fstab where i'm using a BTRFS subvolume on an external SSD. Easiest thing to do is just mkdir -p /var/lib/docker and mount it before you even apt install docker.io but not end of world oherwise

OMV has a plugin for backing up configutation. Look for that and save your setting. Then you should he able to import that config with a new OMV install. Definitely do your research before. Id look on OMV forums for info about that

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I think i have an adapter somewhere ill give a shot. I know it was workint for people with or v20.08 images

If you dont need usb storage probably odroid n2+

nice work! thank you for sharing

already done. Igor merged native into desktop the other day. https://github.com/armbian/build/pull/2404

It's cool you were able to put this together, but im not really a fan of random bespoke images. They don't encourage a healthy community. Im assuming you did this all by hand and don't have any scripts the community could work on altogether?

Thanks for doing that. Great way to help triage issues. Our workflow will probably remain somewhat fluid as some of our long-term contributors have their own styles and we dont want to discourage. Fortunately I do think we can do more in github issues to try to assign to the most appropriate individuals

There was a mirror with a bad cert earlier. I removed it from the download redirector. Try again

We've added some enhancements to our mirror redirect tool the allow you to choose a region. UPDATE: See Friendlier Documentation Here The following regions are configured: NA - North America EU - Europe AS - Asia (currently only china) to use update the url in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/armbian.list from apt.armbian.com to apt.armbian.com/region/REGIONCODE ex: # cat /etc/apt/sources.list.d/armbian.list deb http://apt.armbian.com/region/NA focal main focal-utils focal-desktop If you'd like to choose a specifc mirror you can query https://apt.armbian.com/mirrors and find a mirror

Yes I have a rock64 v2