laibsch
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laibsch's post in Orange Pi 3B - Boot issues across multiple OS images [manual root/debug attempts] was marked as the answer
@Piotr Kędzia Please try one of the Armbian images from https://www.armbian.com/orangepi3b/
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laibsch's post in How do I display the nice SSH login info again? was marked as the answer
The answer to your question is "sudo run-parts /etc/update-motd.d/", @snow
To have that information displayed every time you login, you might want to check ~/.profile or ~/.bash* files if you use bash as your shell. I am not sure what problem you might run into since as you can see above the run-parts command needs root. Do some testing, with and without root.
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laibsch's post in v25.8 rolling for radxa cubie a5e 6.14.0-rc1-dev-sun55iw3: sed: -e expression #1, char 0: no previous regular expression was marked as the answer
Thank you for the report and this indeed does look like a general bug. It appears as if this comes from the file 10-armbian-header and in particular line 199 or possibly line 214, but I cannot look into it further right now. It's probably got something to do with network not being configured at the point at which you encountered this.
I do certainly encourage you to open a ticket on github with the first entry on the pulldown "bug report for the armbian build framework".
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laibsch's post in Switching Wifi Regions Fix and Question was marked as the answer
The way I understand it is that you only need the full firmware package in a few exceptional circumstances. What is the wifi chipset on your SBC?
Do you have the wireless-regdb package installed? "dpkg -l wireless-regdb"
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laibsch's post in apt install v4l2loopback-dkms fails was marked as the answer
Thank you for reporting back. I am happy to hear you were able to find another way to solve the underlying issue without needing the v4l2loopback-dkms package anymore.
I see you already have backports enabled but probably with low priority (as you should) by default. You can check "man apt" for information how to install that specific version (or use aptitude like I do). That being said, "sudo apt install v4l2loopback-dkms/bookworm-backports" should probably get you the version you need and hopefully it would install fine.
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laibsch's post in Orange pi zero2W supports built in microphone input or not was marked as the answer
The OrangePi Zero 2w is maintained by the community and chraac in particular. Maybe try to contact him by e-mail if you don't get a response here. Or talk to other owners of the device here in the forum to see if they can answer your question.
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laibsch's post in Target Packages [...] is configured multiple times on fresh install was marked as the answer
/etc/apt/sources.list:1 and /etc/apt/sources.list.d/debian.sources:1
Those are the files and lines that are duplicate that apt tells you about
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laibsch's post in Thermel zone failure message on boot (NanoPi NEO2) was marked as the answer
You should of course monitor the temperatures now to see if the board becomes abnormally hot (use your hand or the programs sensors or btop, for example). That being said, a quick web search suggests to me that you are simply seeing a software problem AKA bug. I suggest you open a bug ticket on the Armbian bug tracker and patiently wait for the board maintainer to have a look into the issue.
https://www.armbian.com/nanopi-neo-2/ lists https://github.com/spendist as the maintainer for your board. Maybe you can send an e-mail?
sources:
https://forum.armbian.com/topic/9501-opzero-h5-after-update-41917-the-cpu-temperature-is-wrong/ https://community.nxp.com/t5/i-MX-Processors/IMX8MP-not-able-to-read-Thermal-zone0-temperature/m-p/1655665 https://community.nxp.com/t5/QorIQ/Temperature-is-not-available-at-sys-class-thermal-thermal-zoneX/m-p/1343009