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@lucksufe Where did you get a dtb for your box? The reason I ask is if you are using an android dtb it won't work with mainline linux.

You can use any method that will recognize an ext4 linux file system. Windows does not by default. But if you installed WSL then I think you can, but I don't use windows.

@lucksufe Are you using Armbian or ophub images? If the later then you need to ask your build question in the ophub pages as they are an unrelated fork of Armbian. Given what you have said above, you are following instructions for Amlogic TV boxes which have nothing to do with your rockchip based box. Do not follow those instructions. Why are you expecting the panther-x2 image to work on your box? Each box is different and generally needs an image specific to that hardware. If you are using an Armbian image, then @maka stated you should be able to write the image to an SD card, put that card into a linux machine, edit the files you are talking about and then move that SD card to your box and boot.

@Igor But from my understanding that statement (audio not working) is correct for the current release images (24.5.x) but no longer true for the nightly's and the forth coming 24.8 images.

Go to the community images download page to find the weekly built images.

Providing logs with armbianmonitor -u helps with troubleshooting and significantly raises chances that issue gets addressed.

That is the latest stable build, not the latest release. Go to the very bottom of the downloads page for the nightly/rolling releases for the latest.

@ioncube I think you mean legacy 5.10 (not 5.1). The code to build legacy 5.10 is still there (https://github.com/armbian/build/blob/b8dbe607e59a9eb23c70f129b60e2df2b08cdb01/config/sources/families/rk35xx.conf#L19-L27) But as igor commented above: So it is unmaintained and may no longer build. To use the legacy branch you need to specify it on the command line: BRANCH=legacy

Moved post to Raspberry Pi sub forum and added the Rpi5 tag.

Moved post to Community Maintained Alwinner

Moved post to the Kahdas Vim1s forum

Providing logs with armbianmonitor -u helps with troubleshooting and significantly raises chances that issue gets addressed.

Have you tried the standard (not minimal) image? Where the other environments also minimal images that worked? Specific versions of images would be helpful info.

@NickB 6.1 is a 'vendor' kernel and 6.10 is a mainline kernel. Generally mainline is far behind a vendor kernel in support of any specific CPU.

Moved post to the community/unsupported section as this is not a supported board. And reset the tag to 'Other'

Start here: https://www.armbian.com/amlogic-s9xx-tv-box/

Moved post to the correct sub-forum (Amlogic TV Boxes)

You still haven't provided even basic information about your box. I for example don't know the name or even what CPU you are using. And as Werner indicated what image you are trying to use.

Well, I'm keeping the Amlogic TV box builds alive as I have a bunch of personal servers running on that hardware.

Have you tried installing armbian-firmware-full?

@c0rnelius Have you submitted those dts patches upstream? and/or should they be added to Armbian? I don't have those boxes so I can't test, but maybe helpful to others.

https://forum.armbian.com/topic/16976-status-of-armbian-on-tv-boxes-please-read-first I'm not aware of this working on any boxes I have.

Moved post to Community Maintained section.

Providing logs with armbianmonitor -u helps with troubleshooting and significantly raises chances that issue gets addressed.

The ones with Rpi4 in the name. But there aren't any right now because apparently the builds are failing for this board.