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Hello, I got a nanopc-t6, when trying to install mdadm or another package that regenerates initramfs or installs a new kernel, I get an error that there is no space in /boot. Can it be increased and how? Regards,

Hello, I made several attempts and all failed. I think without the correct u-boot.img (to boot from a card if I'm not mistaken) and idbloader.img for the NanoPi R6S that it will be able to boot any OS. The good news is that kernel 6 already has most of Rochchip's processors supported. dts file that seems to work I found on the internet. If someone can help with u-boot.img and idbloader.img or tell me how to do it (this is dark matter for me) I can try to run debian 12. I have a NanoPi R6S, although I use it, I can stop it for a while for a test. Regards,

Hello, After a long internet search I finally found a clean image for the NanoPi R5S. Debian 12 (testing), kernel 6.1.0-6-arm64, kernel is from repo. I have successfully installed and configured zfs and mdadm I have successfully moved / (OS) onto the software raid. Memory card left only for /boot/ Here's a link if anyone needs a working debian linux https://github.com/inindev/nanopi-r5 Regards,

Hello, Thanks for the links, but I was looking for an image of any possibility to install ZFS. I tried to compile ZFS but the image is with kernel: 5.10.110 And in repositories there is only linux-headers-5.10.0-21-arm64 I will try to make a micro storage server with 2 SSD drives connected directly to the NanoPI. I don't use USB to Sata. There are two reasons why I like the NanoPi series I have NanoPi R4SE, R5S, R6S 1. More than 1 physical network port, I know there is a USB to LAN, but I've had problems with such a card, on a RaspberyPi 4 2. The fact that they have a factory passive cooler. I use them as micro servers and I really hope Armbian make images for them. (R5S and R6S) So far I have tested several options - OpenWRT - I ran into a missing modules issue there, it was from a snapshot. - DietPi - this is actually from friendlyelec, the only thing more is that it supports discard/trim on the memory card. Extremely cluttered with supporting scripts that I don't know if they can be removed. - To one of the developers, but there, no matter how much I delete the built-in flash, it refuses to load from the memory card. - And accordingly friendlyelec - The problem is that you cannot redo the initrd. Or at least I didn't understand how. As well as the lack of linux-headers for the kernel it comes with. And I want to thank the Team who made armbian for NanoPi R4S(E), you did an amazing job. I think it's the only image I've tested where I was able to run everything I needed while testing. I was especially very pleasantly surprised to see that the brd module is not compiled inside the kernel, but as a module. Which allowed me to do raid1 tests between ram drive and iscsi. I also have the following question, what exactly needs to be done to get a kernel image to which a module can be compiled. I'm willing to waste time and energy to help, I just don't have experience with these kind of processors. If it needs to be compiled I have somewhere to use a compilation resource. Regards,

Hello, I have a nanopi R5S, ram 4G. Can anyone share a working image. And if there is a working image, should it be used from external or internal MMc? Regards,

Hello, Please Just be careful when choosing the voltages, power consumption or amps and speed (Network) of the PoE modules, no matter which vendor it is from. Regards,

Hello, I don't know if I'm posting in the right section, if I'm wrong, please excuse me and move the topic to the correct section or tell me which section to write in. I will soon be the proud owner of a NanoPi R6S and would be happy if I could help create a working image for it. I don't have positive experience with compiling a kernel for SoC, but I can test images Regards,

Hello, I have had a similar problem with other devices that I want to power with PoE. I know it's not exactly what you're looking for, but it's a good solution Please see this link. https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005001309240177.html I power this way, a small switch, two RPi 4's, one NanoPi R4S and a Cubietruc. All are working for now Regards,

Hi, I have a NanoPi R4SE which is the same except for the built in flash. Regardless of the system, I also observed this effect that having to remove the cable for more than 5 seconds causes it to start again. It's probably a quirk of the hardware.