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Hi Daniel No you have not lost your build.prop file, it is embedded within your TV box operating system, your box will not function without it. Download and install " root browser classic.apk" from app store or any site like Apkpure or Aptoide , navigate to your root partition and open System folder , there you will find a bunch of folders and a file called Build.prop, it stores all the info about your box. Good luck

Greetings In my case , I only needed to re-install network-manager , I did it this way: - Connect box via Ethernet. - apt install wicd. -open synaptic and uninstall network-manager , network-manager-gnome and network-manager-vpn. - Rebbot - open Wicd and check if WiFi networks are detected , otherwise use dongle. - In terminal, apt install network-manager && apt install network-manager-gnome. - Reboot. - Check if WiFi networks are detected and tadaaa, yes they are. -open synaptic and uninstall : wicd, wicd-gtk, wicd daemon and python- wicd. - final reboot and everything is working fine. Hope this helps someone. good luck.

Hi Your box is basic amlogic s912. Debian buster should start with almost any gxm.dtb file, maybe q200 or q201. For the sake of being sure, check out your build.prop file, it's located within /system folder. Good luck.

Greetings I dont know about you all but i still did not find an image of Armbian that installs without broken permissions issue. my box is T95R Pro S912 , 2/8 GB , i have tried every flavour of Armbian 9xxx running kernel 5xxx and tried every " gxm.dtb". everytime is the same error when i type : sudo , i get this : sudo : /usr/bin/sudo must be owened by uid 0 and have the setuid............. I did some home work and fixed it this way; - Ctrl + Alt + F3 , log in as root with the password you entered instead of 1234. - Open terminal and type: mount -o remount,rw / passwd ( enter a new password to reset the old one ) chown root:root /usr/bin/sudo chown root:root /usr/lib/sudo/sudoers.so chown root:root /etc/sudoers chown root:root /etc/sudoers.d/README chmod 4755 /usr/bin/sudo reboot That's it , this should fix the permissions issue and you can login as user and sudo without problems. if i have missed something plz let me know.