bahtiyar57

@going it's not a good solution for me to use a pre-build image. Is there an option to make it work with any image?

Did you build a custom U-Boot bin?

Armbian-unofficial 24.5.0-trunk Jammy with Linux 6.6.26-current-sunxi

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Solved by running DHPC with dnsmasq on the Banana Pi M3.

Yesterday I had same problems with my on SD Card installed Armbian. It won't boot. After a few failed attempts to boot, it did after all. Surprisingly not from the SD Card. It booted from EMMC, where was a clean Armbian installation flashed. After reboot it was no more possible for me to repeat this.

Noble Numbat is unsupported?

OK. I will test it myself. Is building Armbian from trunk only possible from Ubuntu 22.04 or from newer releases,too?

Did anyone tested to build Armbian in Distro Box?

Worked fine 👍 Thank you. I've forwarded my Internet with a Banana Pi M3 from Eth0 to Enx00.... . It has the IP 172.x.x.1. On Enx00.... is a router with the IP 172.x.x.2 connected. But my Banana Pi isn't listed in the routers network. Is it possible to add my router to this second network?

I tried it in so many ways. Other images can be started from the emmc without any problems. It would be very nice if any one could help us.

I used armbian-config to set up boot from EMMC. Then I run dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/mmcblk0 bs=1024 count=2048 And re-partitioned my SD Card. Rebooting with or without SD Card not possible.

Disabling EEE on my router settings solved the problem. EDIT: Is there an option to disable EEE directly from Armbain?

This is very complicated for me. Because I don't know how I have to do it exactly? I used a time a very old Easy-Box 802. And with this it didn't crashed. With my FritzBox 7490 and 7520 it will crash. Know I will try to disable EEE (Energy Efficient Ethernet) on my Router. I read that some peolpe had problems with this. But they diabled it with adding: dtparam=eee=off to /boot/config.txt Or by running this command: ethtool --set-eee eth0 eee off