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In config-6.6.75-current-sunxi file there I can see CONFIG_NLS_ISO8859_2=m Indeed it was 'locales' package that was missing. Thanks!

I read about Debian/Ubuntu, that — as the Armbian — in general have all sorts of UTF-8 locales installed by default, it is possible to generate ISO8859-2 locales anyway by using a 'locale-gen' tool (found such suggestion here ). But there isn't locale-gen in Armbian, it seems (Armbian v25.2.2). Can it be installed from some repo, or maybe it's possible to generate ISO8859-2 locales some alternative way? If so — how do i do that?

Armbian Wallpaper Contest Submission I am submitting my **original artwork** for the Armbian Wallpaper Contest. **Artwork Details:** — **Title:** Sunset Sky — **Description:** Tux' silhouette over a sunset sky I hereby confirm and certify that this artwork is an original piece created solely by me. By submitting this artwork to the Armbian Wallpaper Contest, I agree to release it under the [Creative Commons Zero (CC0) license](https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/legalcode) (CC0 1.0).

Armbian Wallpaper Contest Submission I am submitting my **original artwork** for the Armbian Wallpaper Contest. **Artwork Details:** — **Title:** Up and Away! — **Description:** A cloud, a plane, a Tux. I hereby confirm and certify that this artwork is an original piece created solely by me. By submitting this artwork to the Armbian Wallpaper Contest, I agree to release it under the [Creative Commons Zero (CC0) license](https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/legalcode) (CC0 1.0).

I'm aware it's not just about „bitness”; if it was that simple it already would be done. That's why I'm examining this possibility — but not going to „brick” my new Orange.

You know: actually 64-bit can be attractive only if you need to use more than 4 GB of memory. If you have less than 4 GB (which isn't the case), it may still sound attractive if you're going to do calculations on incredibly large numbers (say: you want to calculate distances between the stars directly in kilometers/miles, instead of in „light years” ;). 64-bit OS doesn't offer any speed gains only for the sake of its „higher bitness”. In every other „use case” 32-bit system is better, being less resource-hungry. If you mean applications — well, in the Linux world they usually are available equally as 32-bit or 64-bit packages. In the worst case you'll still be able to compile them on your own. P.S. And „last, but not least” — ARM32 assembly language is so much nicer than the variant for AArch64… they crippled it because of „lack of command space” in 64-bit variant.

Consider that installation again, is it worth to do that change at all — if your computer has 4 GB (or less) your existing 32-bit system will be less resource hungry, since its „words” are 4-byte long, not 8-byte. I've got as my other computer Orange Pi 800 — and I'm considering exactly the opposite: replacement of its 64-bit „factory installed” OS with 32-bit variant (for the reason above).

OK, never mind — version 13.2 has that bug as well.

Hello, could be possible to introduce the package with newest available GDB 13.2? The version 13.1 is rather unusable — it segfaults on regular basis.