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  1. Odd, I have a MXQ 4k pro v2.0 box (2G/16G) with rk3228a (sticker on the back). None of the images on the first page boot off SD card,but LibreELEC-RK322x.arm-9.2-devel-20200427213119-b7186bc-rk3228a-mxq4kpro.img boots alright. Original kernel in firmware (android) is 3.x. Remote pretty dead too.
  2. Do a fake-hwclock save as /etc/cron.daily/fake-hwclock at your requested interval. Chrony enables kernel mode (11 minute sync) by default (rtcsync). In a proper restart scenario fake-hwclock should handle stuff properly. (see /etc/fake-hwclock.data)
  3. Try adding mem=512M to kernel parameters in boot.cmd/boot.scr, smells like defective memory.
  4. xwiggen

    Armbian watch

    Just guessing here, but I think your next project will be Armbian Glasses.
  5. modify /etc/init.d/shairport-sync, -19 will not be pretty overall. Try changing preemption model in kernel and settings for shairport-sync (latency) if any.
  6. Just curious, I'm used to eth nics being handled by a single kmod, but there's something funky happening between sun8i-dmac and realtek?
  7. You miss fping which is installed by default and used by armbianmonitor to check network availability (uploading). Go ahead, install it and try armbianmonitor -u. The only other possible explanation I can think of not reaching NTP servers is that your ISP is blocking remote NTP servers (DDOS mitigation), that happens rarely, is easily checked by 'ntpdate -vd pool.ntp.org' (non privileged port, so not blocked), or even simpler, use your gateway ip as most routers broadcast it anyway.
  8. Might check if 'ps -ef' or iotop has a process [ext4lazyinit], this borks your system while cleaning inode tables after resize.
  9. Ah thx, didn't know about this packagw.
  10. Release file is signed so I'd guess https is not mandatory. It would allow for caching and offloading apt.armbian.com, I'm using ISP's proxy but I'm guessing they also do some http caching along the way to improve their network.
  11. I'm pretty sure you started with a debian img and migrated to armbian: # fping armbian.com yields command not find, right? Anyhow, looks like fake hwclock failed to retain at least the datetime after last package install/reboot/shutdown. That's bad cause pretty much anything in userspace assumes datetime only moves forward. Start with a clean armbian image for your board (https://www.armbian.com/download) and come back if ntp is still not working.
  12. Already enabled in master (CONFIG_TCP_CONG_BBR=m) at least since 5.4.41 requires modprobe tcp_bbr
  13. # sudo ufw reset # armbianmonitor -u # ntpdate -vd <ntpserver>
  14. motd seems weird. did you start with a debian image (i.e. not coming from www.armbian.com/download) and pulled armbian repositories afterwards?
  15. I mean that deploying an image as newbie would not allow the cpu to overclock, possibly damaging hardware (the sdcard will run very hot too). [considering faulty temp sensor on orangepi's this might seem even preferable] Solution IMO would not be to touch the kernel image (as it's simply a hardware capability) but to enable cpufreq daemon with safer defaults in the distro images (e.g. armbian-firstrun?). Then it's still possible to overclock thru armbian-config if you want.
  16. Out of the box (i.e. without armbian-config) governor is ondemand with frequency 480Mhz-1.37Ghz (5.4.41). Stressing all cpu's quickly raises temperature to 56C, at which point I stopped. Is there any way I could implement the system would not overclock by default?
  17. You'll need to check your chrony config (https://chrony.tuxfamily.org/index.html) which is enabled by default.
  18. see title, can help setup letsencrypt cron if needed
  19. Yeah I understand indolence, I did a check on http://wiki.friendlyarm.com/wiki/images/7/71/ZeroPi_20190731_Schematic.pdf yesterday to find how everything is connected. It's just my lack of insight on hardware level (gpio, low level boot sequence, how components connect etc) appears, never had to go deeper than simple minicom. What's an MR?
  20. I have this FriendlyArm ZeroPI with one micro-usb (power only) and one usb 2.0 A connection, yet dmesg yields 4x 2.0 root hubs and 4x 1.0 root hubs. Can anyone enlighten me? odd. old version is uploaded. new version; http://ix.io/2mj7
  21. sorry little cryptic; sed: no input files appears in log because it previously did its work
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