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As it is a Python SW I guess it can run everywhere. USBimager is written in C and runs everywhere, has a nice PDF manual in the repo. I am happy with USBimager

IIRC, this is now the case. Please test on your Windows box and report. Thank you.

@Ash Martin @Werner @guidol You do know that this thread is about a BETTER software than Etcher, right? And you do know we recommend USBimager OVER Etcher, right? If not, I recommend to read the first couple posts of this thread. Instead of misleading people @Ash Martin just be quiet. It is not as if you had to comment every post.

Well, systemd offers some diagnose options: systemd-analyze time systemd-analyze plot > RockPi_boottime-$(date +%Y%m%d_%H%M%S).svg systemctl list-jobs to see active jobs Please take a fresh install to do the test - not to miss any improvements.

If you are, then follow @Heisath The current step is advancing the firmware so it is possible to select which SD card to mux where via USB or I2C. You can check the state on the github https://github.com/armbian/mpads

And why is that?

I don't know how to understand that. However, I am more than happy with USBImager I read in the PDF manual about adding my user its group and now not even sudo is necessary to launch it. By the way, new release and this time with the .deb image https://gitlab.com/bztsrc/usbimager/-/releases and if you run man usbimager you see some switches for more functions.

@Heisath is this the latest news on the hardware front or is there another thread? https://forum.armbian.com/topic/11022-serial-console-mux-with-pwr-switch-hat-ordering-thread

Looks like 'old news' in the same thread 1,5 years ago https://forum.armbian.com/topic/10841-the-testing-thread/?do=findComment&comment=83029

Hello again, any progress on that front? You won't believe it but Paperless-NG (a thing I thought about it myself) is born: https://github.com/jonaswinkler/paperless-ng and it sounds promising: https://github.com/the-paperless-project/paperless/issues/711 Apart from that, this large PR has finally received approval and the author wrote me that your problem should be fixed within as well: https://github.com/the-paperless-project/paperless/pull/652 You think this is enough, no!! there is more: https://github.com/eikek/docspell a new project (around 1

Sorry, read it on the mobile - had an answer in my mind, but wanted to write on the PC and forgot it Well, both are no longer supported. So, when you change an SBC from Supported to Not-Supported - it doesn't matter for the user whether you call it EOS or CSC - to this person it is the same. No supported images. As soon as someone steps in and want to support it again - its status would change to "supported". As it is anyway on best effort - there is no difference at all. The EOS/CSC never made any sense.

are you kidding me - this is as easy as it gets. Download a file from here: https://yadi.sk/d/_rQgn_FosYuW0g/20.09/20200911 flash your SDcard. Once finished, put the SDcard into your PC-Cardreader and adjust this to your needs: The file "/extlinux/extlinux.conf" All Amlogic models now look for the "u-boot.ext" file. For your device make sure you rename this file: => For s905x and s912 - use u-boot-s905x-s912 to u-boot.ext Put the SDcard in your TV-Box and power it

As you have this: High-end UHD HDR multimedia SoCs with 64-bit architecture, S912 is designed to... have you tried this: https://forum.armbian.com/topic/12162-single-armbian-image-for-rk-aml-aw-aarch64-armv8/ ?

embedded, VPU - video processing unit (encoding/decoding) GPU - graphic processing unit (3D acceleration) SoC - System on a Chip SBC - Single Board Computer WIP - Work in progress NAND - Flash storage GPIO - general purpose input/output CSC - the weirdo.. no support abbreviation EOS - End of Support - Hey Werner, die beiden schreien nahe zu nach einer Zusammenführung.

the link to the explaining forum post of armbianmonitor -u was quite valuable, I think // sent from mobile phone //