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vandyman

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  1. @royk Yeah! There is a few different ways to swap the boot loader. Sometimes after testing Android on the nvme. The boot system will not let me run Linux again on a nvme. So I keep the Debian cli handy for basic command line. Note: 99% of my installs are done with Raspberry pi imager . Erase, burn, done. LOL...
  2. I am not sure why it is so difficult. Here is what I do to boot from the nvme. Install the official orange pi 5 Debian server on a sd card. On the command line, sudo orange pi-config. Change the boot to nvme. Install Armbian on nvme. (use Raspberry Imager) Remove sd card and boot from the nvme. Waa laa!
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