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So I mounted the image and modified /boot/armbianEnv.txt by adding "overlays=bs bs@1.3ghz" as per the instructions. However, the modified image still does not boot. Do you have any recommendations for further investigating this issue? Thank you very much again in advance!

I am not sure, hopefully we find out 🙂

Got it! Thank you very much for the tip! I will try this.

Thank you very much for your feedback! Please, what is the special treatment required for a mainline based kernel? Is there any existing documentation on this anywhere that I can refer to? My objective is kernel development, so getting mainline kernel working, along with the necessary debug tools and kernel headers is a strong requirement. I did follow the instructions on the download page up until the last section on modifying the overlay, and as I could not get the kernel to boot, I was unable to make the change. Is there a method of making the changes to the image directly before attempting to boot? Again, thank you very much in advance for all your help!

I am working with a Rock Pi S v1.3 and thus far the only image I have been able to get to boot is Armbian 21.05.9 Focal with Linux 4.4.247-rockpis. I have tried the recent Arabian Bookworm, Armbian Jammy and a few other variations I have come across on various forum posts here. With the above working image I can communicate with it via UART and get to the terminal. With everything else I don't even get the blinking blue LED; just two solid green LEDs. I have a few of these boards and have confirmed this issue across all of them. I am not sure what next steps to take so any pointers would be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much in advance.