NahMate

Congratulations on missing the point entirely. You build it, you document it. Nobody else can, because, surprise surprise, nobody else knows what is in your head. "NO OFFICIAL SUPPORT" Again, completely missing the point. What is the name of this forum? "Official support"? No, it's "[...] peer to peer technical support". Both you and "Werner" have bandied the word "official" around as though that's what I was after. I did not ask for or expect that, that is entirely your assumption. It's your project, you can do what you like, but as I said before, the attitude here tells me everything I need to know. No meaningful documentation, because it doesn't describe the current state of the project, and bad attitude from thin skinned people who can't be bothered to document what they create or behave in a reasonable manner towards people who ask questions. Ever wondered why "Raspbian has dozens of contributors to focus on a single SBC platform. Armbian has a dozen contributors to focus on 100+ SBCs"?

That nobody could be bothered to update the documentation tells me everything I need to know.

I'm trying to follow the Armbian Quick Start Guide, specifically the section "How to install to eMMC, NAND, SATA & USB?". It says to run nand-sata-install and I'll be able to choose to set up to "boot from eMMC / NAND, system on SATA / USB", which is what I want (to boot from NAND and have the system on USB). What I get on screen though is not what I expect. I see a menu that has two option 1. Boot from SD - system on SATA, USB or NVMe 5. Install/Update the bootloader on SD/eMMC Why don't I get the option to set up to boot from NAND (which I guess might be option 3, going by the documentation)? cubieboard 2, Armbian Bionic with Linux 5.4.20-sunxi (already posted to reddit, but no replies, so sorry if you happen to see this twice)