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  1. This ARMv7 version supports very few apps, and it's difficult to find and install applications for it. Installing Home Assistant on armv7 is a bit of a hassle—has anyone managed to do it yet?
  2. Thank you very much. Thanks to your detailed guide—as well as the one by "Chiều Nhạt Nắng"—I successfully installed Armbian on my TV box. I had struggled for a long time previously, following outdated instructions without fully understanding them; I kept unplugging and replugging the power cable, which ended up damaging the power IC (so now I have to use the USB port for power). However, thanks to your specific guidance (user 0757), I followed the steps and finally succeeded. Thank you!
  3. Could you provide more detailed instructions? I tried methods 4.1 and 4.2, but neither worked: with 4.1, the board wouldn't boot from the USB to install Armbian, and with 4.2, there was absolutely no response—just a red light. I used RKDevTool with the file provided in your post. Images of my main https://ibb.co/VY4LKwrv https://ibb.co/x8SBCnm0 https://ibb.co/N28XWqxF
  4. Hi there, I followed the instructions in section 4.1 to install it onto the memory card, but when I plug it into the TV box, it won't boot from the card. Could you please provide instructions again?
  5. I tried but failed because I didn't understand at first, but now I understand part of it, and my TV box is malfunctioning. The problem is that when I plug in the power cord with the adapter, no lights or anything come on, but when I plug in the USB cable near the LAN port, it starts up normally (because I initially followed method 4.2. Full install to NAND / eMMC). Now I've flashed the Android firmware and it's working, but the error is as I described above. So, is the power IC dead or is the problem somewhere else?
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