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Hi catotinha, Can you please share which image you successfully used, and where you downloaded it from, please? Thanks!!

Hi catotinha, Once you know the ip that the router assigned to you (if you go to the settings of the router where you have the devices connected, and see there what the Orange Pi is) just make it in Windows that you are on the same network with the command line with administrator privileges "ssh root@192.168.1????. Then enter "root" and "1234". Then just ask ChatGPT for help and a whole world of possibilities opens up. I was just yesterday asking him for help, since mine, from time to time, freezes". So good luck, and please share your experience. It may also be useful to me. Big hug,

No, unfortunately not. But there was an image, among many others that I tested that worked, but it had other problems, I don't remember anymore. And even if I want to recover it, I can't find it anymore. I spent a lot of time testing a lot of images, and then I just started putting in a folder the ones that ran well at boot and started without problems. I have a four or five, but all without working usb ports. However, since I only wanted to install the Pi-Hole on it, I found that I could access it via a computer via SSH. And since then everything has been much easier, even higher with the help of our friend CHATGPT!! And even then, the image that finally worked is where I installed the Pi-Hole. must have problems. From time to time it freezes. I see that I'll have to test others. If there is news, I will say so. And if you also have any news, please share it. Hug

I'm coming here again, and I apologize for the insistence, but there was a lot of progress, and I managed to get an image working, and even with the mouse and keyboard working, I just couldn't get it to have a graphical interface. He was always asking for commands. I still tried to install grafic ambient as LXDE ou XFCE I saw with Copilot but it gave errors when installing!! Any suggestions/help you can give please?

Thank you very much!!!

Thanks, but this image is one of the tested ones, and doesn't work. Thank you anyway!!!"

I have an Orange Pi Plus 2 that has worked with Android installed for a long time. But now I needed to install Linux on it. I needed to find a Linux image to install on it, and I've already got several, but all the ones that worked, and that were on the login screen, didn't go beyond that, since in none of the 4 USB ports the keyboard worked and I imagine the mouse. I read somewhere that the image Armbian_5.38_Orangepiplus_Ubuntu_xenial_default_3.4.113_desktop.7z or Armbian_5.20_Orangepiplus_Debian_jessie_3.4.112_desktop.7z, but I don't know where to get it, hoping to solve all the problems. Can someone give a helping hand, please?