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I understand this is an old question, but I thought it wouldn't hurt to add that indeed 1.7 Mbps is indeed very low. I get about 100 Mbps even over wifi (to the router, LAN from there to the BPi). CPU goes to about 80% on a single core for that ssh transfer.

OK, thank you for that information. I believe an Armbian PPA rather than the live patching would be a better approach. The project could have one just like this one. That's the Debian and Ubuntu way, packages, repos, versioning.

Hello everyone, I am an old-timer in Debian and Ubuntu and have uploaded and maintained packages there. I've come across an issue in a package that I use that affects 32-bit platforms such as armv7 but not 64-bit platforms. I've already analysed the problem and applied a fix, compiled the package locally and I'm happy. But I'd like to get the fix into armbian as well so others will not run into this fairly serious problem (for the package in question, it is essentially useless at the moment in noble). I looked through the various github repositories but was unable to see how to apply a patch to a userland package and have it published. Given that armbian systems seem to pull their packages from ports.ubuntu.com, is it that armbian does no patching of their own to packages but instead relies on Ubuntu and Debian to land their fixes? If that's the case, I've already started the process but I'd like to know if there is an armbian-specific way of fixing userland as well. Regards

It appears to me the BPi M2+ comes with up to three different Wifi chipsets according to https://docs.banana-pi.org/en/BPI-M2_Plus/BananaPi_BPI-M2_Plus; the AP6212 or the optional AP6181 and AP6335. AP6212 and the AP6212 only support 2.4GHz whereas the AP6335 is dual-band. Are you sure, you actually have hardware support for 5GHz?