razum2um

I really appreciate your work and understand the current situation, thanks for such quick replies as well. But I feel like it's an autoreply after grep for /help/, I mentioned branches and I'd like to help you, to contribute, *not* asking solving problems *on request* Really, right now I can do pull request which advances nightly rockchip from 5.0 to 5.1 And this is *not* a trivial bump, since mainline kernel dts files for rockchip have been changed and the board won't boot just after bump. My branch boots it at least. Just now not doing pull request, because I'd like to push either a ready version with wifi or ensure that it's not possible. In my previous experience with linux during several years on gentoo - I do understand the process, but at that times I just needed and compile the proper module to get networking, now I'm a bit stuck. p.s. I also *read* the rules and understand why I cannot post into development, still preferred to start a topic instead of pushing this into replies, is something wrong with that?

Thanks for work on armbian! I've got nanopim4 recently, stable build worked like a charm out of the box (maybe w/o bluetooth) I digged into all build scripts, tried out the dev and even got a step forward. I'm actually ready to support further development with this board See my reports, attempts and links here: https://gist.github.com/razum2um/8e2bfbcffdcdb3a832a4862339330867 Would be glad if @Igor , @chwe or someone else helps with the wifi question there p.s. sorry for posting here, but I'm unable to post into `development` forum section for rk3399

Hi, I'd like to attach 3 samsung evo 1tb ssd to NanoPi M4 making whole thing as compat as possible (as such I don't consider miniITX on Intel) The cost is less important than size. Now choosing which way: 1) via usb3 using https://www.aliexpress.com/item/USB-3-0-SATA-3-Cable-Sata-to-USB-Adapter-Up-to-6-Gbps-Support-2/32958928071.html?spm=a2g0s.8937460.0.0.2df52e0eq5jx9C and power by https://www.aliexpress.com/item/5A-USB-Cable-3-in-1-Fast-Charging-Fabric-Braide-Type-C-Micro-USB-Charger-Cable/32963726182.html?spm=a2g0s.8937460.0.0.2df52e0eq5jx9C which claims to output 5A - pro: I hope to power everything from usb (I read ssds are quite power-effecient: https://www.anandtech.com/show/8747/samsung-ssd-850-evo-review/10) - contra: I'm not sure if this all works. From the first topic "even connect 2 SBCs to the USB -> the board crashed", but this guy used only 2A Any thoughts, if the usb-c power supply above is ok? As I got from the thread NanoPi M4 cannot request more power from PSU, can it? 2) via NanoPi_M4_SATA_HAT - pro: no need to sata-usb converters - contra: I have to power sata. I don't know from where, since I'd like not to use standard desktop PSU. Could you suggest a compact PSU for the sata hat?