humanus

@humanus 
 
I took a second look at the log, I think it's probably due to the enabled eMMC. 
EDIT: I added the emmc part to my A7Z dts, it also crashes... So that's definitely the root cause.
I disable it for A7S in my repo for now, you can compile it yourself with a Linux 6.18 kernel or wait for Nick.
 
By the way A733 eMMC seems to use the same eMMC driver as A523, so probably mainline already supports it. 

@eli
I think I’ve got KVM enabled, but as they discussed previously, it's not a Linux kernel issue, there's some specific u-boot firmware needed. Since I don't think the open source firmware is ready yet, I guess KVM likely is not feasible on A733 for now.

It is not working with this patch because offcially AIC8800 is not supported in kernel > 7.0-rc6 plus in my image Wifi was initially disabled
With new image it is better:
 

 
I made a small fix to make it running with some commands as root:
```
# unzip AIC_FIX.zip
# mkdir -p /lib/modules/$(uname -r)/kernel/drivers/net/wireless/aic8800
# cp aic_btusb.ko aic_load_fw.ko aic8800_fdrv.ko /lib/modules/$(uname -r)/kernel/drivers/net/wireless/aic8800/
# depmod -a
# cat /etc/modules-load.d/aic8800.conf
aic_load_fw
aic8800_fdrv
aic_btusb
# cp -r aic8800_fw /lib/firmware/
# cp -pr aic8800_fw/USB/aic8800D80/ /lib/firmware/
# modprobe aic_load_fw
# modprobe aic8800_fdrv
# modprobe aic_btusb
# lsmod |grep -i aic
aic_btusb              57344  0
aic8800_fdrv          626688  0
cfg80211             1200128  1 aic8800_fdrv
aic_load_fw            86016  1 aic8800_fdrv
```
 
 
 
 

 
 
Please also remember as it is experimental and all you do it is on your own risk
 
HDMI is not working and we need some code first, I guess for this part: CONFIG_PHY_ROCKCHIP_INNO_HDMI_QP

Armbian image placed on internal soldered eMMC 64GB - only one issue now aic8800 not supported yet by kernel 7.0-rc6 so no wifi 😕
No PCI as no PCI slots... also no HDMI... Experimental image based on Kwiboo repo dispo here.

There is something to start with. Untested, not even put much thought into it. Try'n'error: https://github.com/armbian/build/compare/main...EvilOlaf:build:rock2f
Ignore the rpi4b stuff, accidentially mixed branches.

UPDATE!
 
Hello everyone, I'm glad to give a fresh update.
 
After a couple of weeks and more or hard work, I finished the complete overhaul of the repository. It is now handled in a much tidier way. 
The result of this is a much easier support for new distributions as soon as they are published!
 
I have just updated the instructions, since the old repository is no longer active; I suggest you to remove the old repository from you apt sources and install the new repository as described in first page.
 
Packages for Noble Numbat are already available!
 
Enjoy!💪