I think you have the same problem as me, let's wait for someone who can help us.
The alternative is to put the latest 6.1 kernel back and try to see if the temperatures return to normal.
If we solve this, we need to block kernel updates with the armbian config tool.
Hi @compent you're right, I'll try to write what I did to solve the problem.
After these commands
run sudo armbian-install
- option 7 to flash mtdblock0 (bootloader install)
- option 4 (to install system and boot from mtdblock0)
choose nvme0n1p2 partition to install system
After checking that when I rebooted it didn't start from nvme I did this
I deleted the nvme ssd partitions with fdisk
I copied the armbian image with SCP from another PC into a currently working installation folder on Microsd
Finally with the DD command I copied the image to nvme
Rebooted without micro sd and started from nvme with the fresh armbian image.
At this point for future installations on nvme with the new armbian images I will only delete with fdisk and copy with the dd command using an image on microsd.
I hope I was helpful.
I'm sorry to say but the installation part of armbian-config is very confusing to me
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