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The locales package is required for locales anything other than C/POSIX, generation is necessary to be able to provide a lot smaller package rather than shipping all locales pregenerated -- i.e. did you install it? (/usr/bin/locale is libc stuff without actual locale data)

Aargh. I'm running debian buster image ("stock" image from armbian download page with legacy 4.4 kernel) on a RK3228a MXQ pro box with 2G DDR3 and 16G sandisk EMMC. Lately the box does not respond sometimes after reboot with updated kernel from armbian repositories (especially after compiles reaching temp 78C). I can't get GLES (with proprietary mali blobs), NEON enabled code or a custom retropie install based on kmsdrm/gbm/mali (no fbdev) running reliably on any kernel/image; killing or exiting a GLES executable and running it again will result in a completely unresponsive box immediately or after a one or two rinse-and-repeats. (gcc -march=native detection yields vpf3-d16 while cpuinfo shows neon/vpf4 flags?). It's pretty stable as headless, as soon as I use hardware acceleration it is not... (The debian buster image is also notably faster than the focal image, both stripped console only, same kernel). No kernel panics whatsoever. The multitool always runs reliably , Also tried with USB powering the board and I'm wildly guessing I just borked the board somehow (defective pmu?) and ready to bin the box (scooped it out once more), just curious how to go about and check hardware components and in which order as I'm pretty lost in this area but content it's the only thing left I can learn from it.

try removing /usr/share/dbus-1/system-services/fi.w1.wpa_supplicant1.service, this is probably what's polkit calling.

did you try adding: defaults.pcm.card 1 defaults.ctl.card 1 to /etc/asound.conf?

most likely smart interface, you can query/manage it with smartctl provided by package smartmontools.

anyone had any lukc with analog video out?

you can use multitool to reflash

You'll need to recompile libdrm wih rockchip support, but looks likd rockchip-linux made some of their repos private

The driver is opensourced, see https://developer.arm.com/tools-and-software/graphics-and-gaming/mali-drivers/utgard-kernel

That's not working either.. I'll stick with: overlay_prefix=rk322x fdtfile=rk322x-box.dtb

Correct. DTS should be fixed also when building 5.4.x tree.

Very cool. Remember saving for a BeBox after that.

I've installed images from download page (bother buster linux 4, focal linux 4) and installed them to eMMC with multitool. They boot nicely and are stable. I did use the libreElec dtb file, then the alternating led flashing red/blue went away and blue stayed on. Right now after testing some days, I can't boot libreElec from SD or eMMC (which worked ok previously, with erasing flash thru multitool), also adding dtb now leaves me with an unbootable system ?? I can flash with multitool one of the stable images. If i select RK3228A, RK3228B or RK3229 and reboot, I get a message that UUID=.... not found and drops to an initramfs prompt. really weird.

ok, I've got a MXQPro 2G/16G RK3228A which doesn't boot after rk322x-config to either setting. What does work is the rk3228a-box-mxq4kpro.dtb I took from https://github.com/knaerzche/LibreELEC.tv/releases/tag/b7186bc

a client for amavisd-new is using 3306 on localhost (ipv4), stop it, wait for it to clear, restart mysqld, check, then start amavisd. @Werner sshguard works excellent.

What it does is prune images that are not in use by containers, but that's pretty much what the command says.

docker image prune -a

Load at bootup is <=1.82 (<50% all core utilization), 25C increase within minute seems very unlikely, what is likely (commit=600 in /etc/fstab) your monitoring script did not sync till the end, i.e. last temps are probably not logged to block device.

use armbianmonitor -u, most likely rogue process eating all memory

https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Fstab

Check conrad.de, they usually provide higher quality components

likely the the pc+ had a temp of 100+ before stopping. what are you running? the opi3 i do not know, different chip though seems hot also.

CVE-2020-10730 in samba possibly culprit.

That's 75C, check htop for speed, because it should be throttling down to 1.30Ghz until ~72C And high temp is not recommended longterm, try cpu max 1.1GHz

odd. 5.4.x does not display the temp, coming release does :-) # modprobe sun8i-thermal # cat /sys/devices/virtual/thermal/thermal_zone0/temp