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Improved Code Review
We’ve integrated CodeRabbit into our code review process, and the results have been excellent. The AI-assisted reviews help us maintain higher code quality, improve efficiency, and streamline development. We’re happy with the improvements and look forward to continued enhancements.
FriendlyElec and Armbian Announce NanoPi R3S Giveaway!
FriendlyElec, a Platinum Partner of Armbian, is giving away the NanoPi R3S in collaboration with Armbian! Whether you need a new router, server, or IoT device, this could be your next ideal solution. To enter, grab your free raffle ticket today and get a chance to win! For details, visit FriendlyElec’s Nanopi R3S giveaway page.
Armbian Images for Raspberry Pi Now on Official RPi Imager
Great news for Raspberry Pi users! Armbian images become available directly through the official Raspberry Pi Imager, making installation easier than ever. This integration brings Armbian’s optimized OS to Raspberry Pi, offering better stability, security, and performance.
Switch Radxa Nio-12L to Standard Support
Author: Mecid
View Commit Replace bsdmainutils with bsdextrautils
Author: Mecid
View Commit Add Mediatek Genio Family + Radxa Nio-12L (Genio 1200)
Author: Mecid
View Commit Add support for MOTD logo colors
Author: Igor Pecovnik
View Commit Add AWS & Azure support, disable DRM, disable services that makes no point here
Author: Igor Pecovnik
View Commit Cloud kernel config: drop various debug options and weird NIC adaptors
Author: Igor Pecovnik
View Commit UEFI: add cloud kernel under cloud branch for x86 and arm64
Author: Igor Pecovnik
View Commit switch current u-boot to v2025.01
Author: Werner
View Commit Fixed errors and warnings found in journald
Author: Milivoje Legenovic
View Commit MBa8MPxL-RAS314: Add Raspberry Pi Camera V2 support
Author: Alexander Stein
View Commit MBa8MPxL: update linux-tqma-current config
Author: Martin Schmiedel
View Commit armbian-firstlogin: remove superfluous break
Author: Martin Schmiedel
View Commit ZRAM config: suppress errors when kernel support is not there
Author: Igor Pecovnik
View Commit Refactor patches for NanoPC T6 & LTS
Author: SuperKali
View Commit bump rockchip 32bit edge kernel to v6.14
Author: Paolo Sabatino
View Commit qemu arm64: bump u-boot and fix wrong boot script parameter
Author: Igor Pecovnik
View Commit Enable thermal support for sun55i-a523
Author: juanesf
View Commit Armbian is still accepting donations to enhance technical support, ensuring better documentation, faster issue resolution, and improved community engagement. Contributions help sustain development, optimize performance, and provide reliable updates for supported devices. Support Armbian’s growth today!
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Hi,
 
your patch fails because the file rk3399-orangepi-4-lts.dts does not exist in the mainline kernel(s) you tried to build.
Maybe previously you appplied it against the vendor kernel?

This forum has very little to do with openwrt - try here https://forum.openwrt.org/

Dear Armbians, welcome to this week’s newsletter! Here, you’ll find updates on the latest release and community contributions.
New Additions and Improvements
1. TQMa Configuration Update
Enabled SQUASHFS_XZ: This feature uses XZ compression to optimize storage, which is particularly useful for systems where space is limited. XFCE AccountsService Support: XFCE now includes user profile management, enhancing usability and personalization for those using this desktop environment. 2. Rockchip64-6.11 Kernel Enhancements
WiFi/BT Patch for Orange Pi 3B v1.1: The UWE5622 WiFi and Bluetooth are now supported on Orange Pi 3B v1.1, offering more connectivity options. Kernel Patch Rewrite: This update brings increased stability to Rockchip devices through a refined patching approach. Documentation and Linux Rockchip Updates
Our Armbian Documentation has been updated with a focus on clarity and accessibility. These refinements are aimed at providing smoother setup experiences for both new and advanced users, making Armbian more user-friendly.
Additionally, recent changes in the Armbian Linux Rockchip repository bring improved compatibility and performance optimizations for Rockchip-based boards. Updates include kernel refinements, enhanced driver support, and stability improvements for a better user experience on Rockchip hardware.
Armbian Config: The Next Geneneration Bash Configuration API
Armbian Config Next generation with API capabilities offers versatile configuration management with JSON, TUI, CLI, and API support. This feature simplifies system setup, network configuration, and software installation, making deployment across environments more flexible. Armbian Config Next generation is especially beneficial for larger-scale configurations, enhancing automation support. Check it out on GitHub.
Italian Mirror for Armbian Hosted by Atomo Networks
Thanks to Atomo Networks, we now have a new, low-power Armbian mirror based in Italy. This addition enhances access speeds and availability for south European users, providing a more sustainable and reliable download experience for community members. This is part of Armbian’s commitment to building a strong global support network.
Workflow Automation and Pull Request Improvements
To streamline development, Armbian has implemented several updates:
Refined PR Labeling: Labels are now applied to opened, reopened, and synchronized PRs, making it easier to track status quickly. Automated Status Sync: Board configuration statuses are now synchronized automatically. Approval Workflow: Approved PRs get a “Ready to Merge” label, while new PRs are tagged “Need Review” for prioritized handling. The maintainer function has been centralized in the main build repository, simplifying management. Join the Armbian Community
Armbian thrives on community involvement. Your contributions are crucial to sustaining this vibrant ecosystem. Whether you’re an experienced developer or just getting started, there’s always a way to contribute.
Thank you for your continued support.
The Armbian Team
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