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I have never encountered fan issues with 5.15.x but the mentioned reboots. Nice insight the kernel 6 is also running smoothly. I will give it a try later this week and see what happens. I will report back. @crosser Did you update the kernel via armbian-config?

Just out of curiosity: On which kernel are you guys on at the moment? With the latest updates I have several hickups, meanining: random reboots... they occur after some days, sometimes 4, sometimes up to 10. As I have not written down the kernel I was working flawless for quite some time. I will do my homework better now but as I am running my machine headless once it reboots all the logs are gone what went wrong...

My Helios64 has some hick-ups now end then and it takes a few attempts to get it booted properly. No big big issue, but annoying nontheless. I am wondering who is playing with the community builds? Until now I could not dig deep enough to compile my own build so far but I do suppose that some might do that here and possibly share the output. Or push me in the right direction where I could look and / or indeed build something from the scratch... The hardware setup of the helios64 is untouched therefore I do think that I don't need a kernel >5.15. but within the community builds we are already at 6.0.x and I have that slight concern that this will work well together with OMV for example... or is this a concern that I should not have at all Or do you guys have a preference for a specific / stable linux kernel for the helios64? That's also something I would consider to freeze the kernel completely if one of the builds work as expected without hick-ups.

For me a nobrainer, as I am sticking with SD cards in order to not have the hassle if something really goes wrong as they are easier to backup. But in any case I have this kernel also as a running backup on a SD Card

Okay. Just wondering, how you are disable the armbian.list. Here I only have one entry and so far I went down the freeze kernel via armbian-config. Is there any difference? And if so, what would it be. Thanks you for the offer. I will look into your link once I am back in my office and then might get back to you in the near future That's very kind. BTW: The actual culprit of my random reboots has not been a faulty upgrade rather than the USP Battery caused the problems and made my machine unusable (did not react when pressing buttons and rebooted every 10 minutes). After ripping the USP out everything works flawlessly again.

Okay, after I dared to do an upgrade last week my helios64 is not constantly trying to reboot. I am back with an old backup now but just wonder how you guys are doing it: Freeze the kernel updates? Or do you indeed compile yourselves? To be honest I could not dig into compiling a kernel myself so far as I don't have the time right now. But somehow I think it will be the only solution in the end (or get rid of the helios64 and change to a different board).