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  1. Sorry didn't see your response. 24.2.1_Orangepi5-plus_jammy_legacy_5.10.160_gnome-amazingfated_desktop It runs really smoothly as is so I'm considering just leaving it.
  2. Hey everyone. New to Armbian and Orange Pi, but no stranger to everything I ever try do do being a major hassle! So here's the deal. Installed Armbian jammy 5.1 for orange pi plus. Working nicely. Except some of you might remember me from earlier today when I was struggling to get my ax210ngw working correctly (thanks by the way. Fixed that)! So I follow the process to switch from SD card to my Samsung 980 pro 1tb nvme. Bit of confusion getting it to show as an option in armbian-install, but I got it. Formatted in ext4 with a partition via gparted--now every time I try to run the install script, no matter which option I choose, it either freezes or crashes while transferring rootfs to /dev/nvme0n1 . So I thought why not try creating a smaller boot partition (as I've more than once had an issue modding consoles that this has fixed). So I create a 64gb partition. Great. Nvme0n1p1. Exact same problem. I've let it sit for 45 minutes twice now and didn't help. Tends to get hung up between 25 and 50% if that means anything. PLEASE HELP! Also I've been selecting ext4 as the format but just chose btrfs and the same issue persisted.
  3. Thank you Royk! I've been learning a lot of commands--googled for an hour and couldn't find that remove command. I'll try it and update after. *Update* tried it and still getting wifi unavailable. Bizarrely, the Bluetooth is working fine. Smh. *Update 2* I threw the kitchen sink at it so I don't know which solution posted here finally worked, but after trying everything--i put the wifi into airplane mode then turned airplane mode off and the module activated! Signal strength is only 3 bars right next to my router though. I've turned power management off. Any easy way in armbian to give the card maximum voltage?
  4. Please help me with the exact same problem with the exact same board, distro, and wifi card. I am very inexperienced with Linux and am having the same problem. Tried installing the firmware manually, tried running apt install armbian-full-firmware, and it ran through the whole rigamarole, but I'm still having trouble. Wifi module isn't in armbian-config, but it is in device list, wifi options are in the GUI, but doesn't find any networks. usr/lib/firmware/iwlwifi-ty-a0-gf-a0.pnvm DOES exist but I don't know how to delete it. Dmesg results in image https://ibb.co/17K58zJ
  5. Did anybody resolve this? I just picked up a 5 plus and want to go with either a be200 or a be1750x but I can't find any info about compatibility.
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