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In this case what does this option mean? "BOOT_LOGO=yes".

Is there any description how to setup the boot logo? I tried what I found: in build/packages/blobs/splash change logo.png and run command line with "BOOT_LOGO=yes", it doesn't work. After I found "What we use now is plymouth". OK. Does it work in compile time? I don't have plymouth after installing armbian in a docker container. How should I use plymouth (if it is the only way) to make a boot logo in compile time?

@anthony winner thanks a lot for sharing your script. One little thing I don't understand: echo "$datafs /home ${mkfs[$ROOTFS_TYPE]} defaults,noatime${mountopts[$ROOTFS_TYPE]} 0 2" >> $SDCARD/etc/fstab here $datafs will contains something like "/dev/loop19p2", but it should be a real partition name then the device runs.

Actually I have Orange Pi Zero2, not Zero... My command line is "./compile.sh BOARD=orangepizero2 BRANCH=current RELEASE=jammy KERNEL_CONFIGURE=no BUILD_DESKTOP=no BUILD_MINIMAL=yes ENABLE_EXTENSIONS=prepare_partitions".

Hello. I'm building an armbian image and want to add some partitions to the result disk. I use the post_create_partitions hook to do that. The documentation doesn't show how to use it, so I looked at the armbian's sources: https://github.com/armbian/build/blob/99815c0a8880d4e04fc64742412632e1d41c1334/lib/functions/image/partitioning.sh#L206 Here they create a string and pass it to sfdisk. In my hook I do a similar row to add two partitions: echo -ne "label:dos\nsize=1G\nsize=1G\n+\n" | sfdisk -a "${SDCARD}".raw --no-reread || exit_with_error "Partition fail." But building of the image fails with message: No free sectors available. Failed to add #3 partition: No space left on device. How to add partitions?