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I have a problem. I might pressed the boot button to often and it broke off. Usually not problem, I could use a small wire to to the same like the button. But the second plate has no metal where I could solder a wire on it... Is there any other way to force the boot option?

Hi, I try to get my NanoPC-T4 a second life. Therefore I want to (re-) install Armbian but I'm stuck Andi don't know why. I uses USBFlasher to flash the minimal Armbian on it (tried compressed and uncompressed) but the green blinking light indicates me, that he found no bootable device. I tried different images as well. Also differen SD cards, even DietPi image, always the same. The only thing which runs instant is one of the eflasher Images of FriendlyARM. I also tried to change the image that the eflasher writes to the eMMC (by copy the uncompressed .img file to the SD card and renamed it to armbian.raw and changed the config file as the wiki said). While the flash process is working, it does not boot after that. I'm out of ideas... The final solution should be that has the bootloader on the eMMC while the rest of the os should be on the SSD, like it was before. I would be very thankful for help.

Hello, i'm using the NanoPC-T4 with Armbian Bookworm (23.8.1 with Linux 6.1.63-current-media) Kernel and Mainsail/Klipper is running on in smooth and gently. Since i want to record timelapse videos, i've decided to buy the orginial "FriendlyELEC Cam1320 PI Camera Module" based on the OV13850. I've connected it in the expectation that it should work together. But the System is not detecting the camera module. $ v4l2-ctl --list-devices rockchip,rk3399-vpu-enc (platform: hantro-vpu): /dev/video2 /dev/video4 /dev/media1 rockchip-rga (platform:rga): /dev/video0 rkvdec (platform:rkvdec): /dev/video3 /dev/media0 rockchip-iep (platform:rockchip-iep): /dev/video1 I found a project which contains patches for the camera module, is there any way to see if these patches are integrated in the armbian kernel? And if not, is it possible to add these patches or is there a way to build a custom kernel with these patches easily? Or am I looking at the wrong place?