rpardini

There is no TF-A for 3528 yet. Use rkbin. Take a look at radxa-e24c.wip for inspiration. And sincerely: 3528 stuff barely landed. Kwiboo made it clear he still has a whole patchset to send, and that'll take a while to review. Being able to backport his stuff is non-trivial. Maybe just relax and wait for 6.20/7.0? Otherwise, send pull requests on GitHub where it is a bit easier to collaborate, not to mention more people can benefit.

Bump u-boot to 2026.01-rc4. Bump kernel to 6.19-rc1. Read the commits adding it to mainline. Add declare -g BOOTSCRIPT="boot-rockchip64-ttyS0.cmd:boot.cmd" declare -g SERIALCON="ttyS0" to board file.

From https://github.com/armbian/build/pull/5056#issuecomment-1529793978

Yes. We should add `pahole` as a dependency of the linux-headers package, otherwise during headers install, the `.config` is different from the image build, leading to all kinds of sad. While we might fix the future, unfortunately, installing pahole manually (and removing/re-installing the linux-headers package) is the only way forward for versions already out of the door.

Hey @Timo12357 this was identified before. Check https://github.com/armbian/build/pull/5766 Please check against beta/testing repo? Thanks

Thanks for reporting this, should be fixed in https://github.com/armbian/build/pull/5914

Some progress has been made, 6.6-rc5, new alsa-ucm-conf and firmware. Try the "Armbian Trixie - Gnome Desktop" image available at https://www.armbian.com/lenovo-x13s/ under "Other supported variants", that might work: filename is Armbian_23.8.6_Thinkpad-x13s_trixie_sc8280xp_6.6.0-rc5_gnome_desktop

@c0rnelius graciously submitted GitHub PR to upgrade u-boot that effectively removed the patch in question from the equation for the Radxa Zero. While it was nice to "boot USB first", since it enabled a few interesting scenarios (boot non-Armbian EFI OSes in USB disk), it's not worth having it if normal Armbian operation is impacted. I've advocated for this usb-first style to be default around u-boot 2022, but we're now moving to board-specific support (and removing completely in the case of the Zero) for 2023+.