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  1. There are various methods to check the current resolution. compile modetest from Mesa (not sure if there's any package including it) and use it to inspect the current resolution. https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/mesa/drm/tree/master/tests/modetest there's a similar utility (kmsprint) in the kmsxx project - https://github.com/tomba/kmsxx Both utilities also allow you to test various resolutions to see if they're supported by your monitor/display. SDL2 has specific support for mode change in their KMS/DRM video driver. You can see how it's done by looking up in their test folder for various testing utilities, most of them support the --fullscreen parameter (when they set a fixed resolution, usually 640x480) and --fullscreen-desktop (where they use the current 'desktop' resolution and scale the main window to that). Note that none of this is specific to Armbian, the behavior and capabilities are dictated by Linux's DRM/KMS APIs. xrandr works only withing Xorg, so it's normal it's not working outside of it. There is no equivalent to it when you're using a pure KMS/DRM environment, the resolution change/switch has to be done at the application level. If you want to set a specific start-up resolution for your system, instead of Linux choosing the best resolution from the ones reported by your display, then you can use the video Linux kernel parameter to set it up - see https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/kernel_mode_setting#Forcing_modes.
  2. Probably because mainline Linux kernel doesn't have HDMI support yet - see https://gitlab.collabora.com/hardware-enablement/rockchip-3588/notes-for-rockchip-3588/-/blob/main/mainline-status.md. I think that if you need GPU/Video support it's better to use the version based on the legacy (5.10 ?) Linux kernel.
  3. This is a domoticz issue, if you're unable to install from source then ask for support in their forums (or whatever they use for support). The issue is not specific to Armbian.
  4. You'll need to install it from source the binary releases don't seem to support the newer OpenSSL3 libraries, see https://github.com/domoticz/domoticz/issues/5233,
  5. I think there's more than one place where ifconfig is used. Debian 12 bookworm seems to not include it by default, so perhaps it's time to be replaced with the "newer" alternative. I have a hunch that the Armbian is aware of this issue.
  6. Looks like ifconfig is not found and armbian-firstrun-config errors out because of it. Which image are you using ?
  7. Check the contents of /etc/default/locale - put there your desired language (en_US.UTF-8 should get you American English) and then reboot. Also, check out the Debian Local entry from https://wiki.debian.org/Locale, your question is not specific to Armbian.
  8. Run: sudo dpkg-reconfigure locales and choose your preferred language. Your current locale seems a variant of Yiddish
  9. Does this work for a 23.02 system ? I just gave it a try and - although I didn't get any errors from apt - the system didn't boot afterwards. EDIT: forgot to mention this was done on a OrangePi 5 system (installed with Ubuntu Jammy 23.02 release/image).
  10. Aren't your screenshots from different systems ? If you try to download the .pom file with curl and post the output on pastebin.com ? curl -vv -S https://repo1.maven.org/maven2/org/antlr/antlr4-maven-plugin/4.9.2/antlr4-maven-plugin-4.9.2.pom -o /dev/null FWIW I also have installed the same Armbian version and don't have an issue with downloading said file (though I'm using a different kind of SBC).
  11. What version of Armbian are you using ? Is it up-to-date ? - you may need an updated ca-certificates package to get the latest CA signing certs.
  12. Almost the same as with Armbian - you get the RT kernel patch and apply it to the kernel you build (if it applies at all). At some point, the RP kernel repo had a RT branch [1], maintained by a 3rd party developer, but hasn't been updated for quite some time. AFAIK the default Raspi OS supplied kernel doesn't have any RT patches added, but you can ask in the RPI forums. [1]https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux/tree/rpi-4.14.y-rt
  13. I have a RTL8812AU 802.11a/b/g/n/ac 2T2R DB WLAN Adapter that worked out-of-the-box with the 88XXau driver.
  14. Yes, it's installing fine now (armbian-firmware-full, version 20.05.5). Thank you.
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