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Hey @Igor what did you mean by that? I wanted to add some more information to this task

I'd really like to build a relationship with Armbian and Linaro... even a small one. Although most of the SBC manufactures we support aren't a member of Linaro... Armbian is a huge win for Arm as a whole, and impacts influencers who can choose to use ARM products in enterprise settings etc.

Okay... Here's a start! https://github.com/orgs/armbian/projects/1 Adding a step is as simple as "create a note" in the todo column. Then we can convert it to an issue, add PR's etc. Feel free to add directly, or just ask me to add, adjust, sort etc, and i will

@igor I really would like to capture the all the tasks for refactoring the build scripts and track them as a project in github. To your point, if the tv boxes branch is no longer solving problems, then we may not want to invest effort into that branch Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Such a strange problem.. it sort of sounds like switch port isolation. I know sometimes broadcast traffic is isoated between wired and wireless on some routers. This just sounds backwards so home.. Check your router for any sort of setting related to "isolation" and try changing it.

please read this thread and understand the limitations of the espressobin... and its current stability

Hi Salvador we primarily focus on building kernels through armbian builder. The panfrost drivers really aren't ready yet. You'll probably want to look around the forum me and see other discussions related to Lima and Panfrost

can you you do the following from your orange pis ip addr show arp -a

So is there a known stable config? Is it leaving it at 800 800?

Try stack overflow or a forum in your native languages for questions like this Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

It’s hard to get a good test Retrieving speedtest.net configuration...Testing from Verizon Fios (72.84.207.21)...Retrieving speedtest.net server list...Selecting best server based on ping...Hosted by CenturyLink (Charlottesville, VA) [113.79 km]: 11.73 msTesting download speed................................................................................Download: 448.14 Mbit/sTesting upload speed................................................................................................Upload: 611.38 Mbit/slane@frankendell:~$ speedtest --server 1770Retrieving speedtest.net configuration...Testing from Verizon Fios (72.84.207.21)...Retrieving speedtest.net server list...Retrieving information for the selected server...Hosted by Comcast (Richmond, VA) [20.66 km]: 13.417 msTesting download speed................................................................................Download: 539.52 Mbit/sTesting upload speed................................................................................................Upload: 575.63 Mbit/slane@frankendell:~$ speedtest --server 3586Retrieving speedtest.net configuration...Testing from Verizon Fios (72.84.207.21)...Retrieving speedtest.net server list...Retrieving information for the selected server...Hosted by LeaseWeb (Manassas, VA) [143.34 km]: 9.734 msTesting download speed................................................................................Download: 591.41 Mbit/sTesting upload speed................................................................................................Upload: 397.88 Mbit/s Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Ha. What are you currently using your SBCs for? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

i'm sorry i meant armbianmonitor -u

Hi @Brumara. This may help clarify what supported means with Armbian. https://docs.armbian.com/#what-is-supported

Hey there. Take a look at the stuff here https://github.com/armbian/build/tree/master/packages/bsp/common/usr/lib/armbian

Have you created the filesystem, share, and the added the share to a service (SMB or NFS) and then enabled the service? (it's kind of a long chain) can you run armbian-monitor -u and share the link?

That is NOT how I want to die.

The Helios will keep up for that just fine. DLNA might be another option to consider over samba Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

starting fresh without cache.. probably an hourish for that setup..... once you have toolchain and rootfs cache... more like 15 minutes

There's some u-boot work to let it function as a UEFI abstraction layer. The LibreComputer guys are working with it. You might want to see what they've done for the Tritium board images.

Ooopps! Just kidding then!

Where did the post start?

We have some really cool new Armbian Backgrounds. Soon they will be rendered in high resolution. Which one is your favorite? Please vote in the poll! See Gallery Here or links to individual items within poll.

How did you install snmpd? Are you running the config command with sudo? are you starting the service with sudo systemctl start snmpd

Is this a job interview?