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    t3l3m4k0 reacted to elCheffe in orange pi one synaptic package manager search very slow   
    Although this Thread is nearly one year old, I want to add what helped me with this issue:
    As mentioned in the cited Thread, I looked for "compression-stuff". But it was all ready uncompressed.
    So I did some further research and found the package:
    apt-xapian-index
    which is suggested by synaptic
    Description: maintenance and search tools for a Xapian index of Debian packages
    After installing (and waiting for the first Indexing to finish (took about 20-30 Minutes) Synaptic just worked like a charm!
    (My System is an Odroid XU4) 
    So my conclusion for others: get the apt-xapian-index package
     
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    t3l3m4k0 got a reaction from GrandPeter in where can I download the distribution OpMini?   
    @GranPeter
    you must edit /boot/armbianEnv.txt
    and append 
        fdtfile=sun7i-a20-orangepi-mini.dtb
    reboot and all hardware works.
     
    I think it load for default device tree for babana
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    t3l3m4k0 reacted to garyang in Armbian for Amlogic S912   
    @balbes150
    I've tried multiboot enableed with Universal multi-boot 0.6.
    But, It didn't work.(update app and Toothpick both)
    My box is T95Z Plus.
    I've also built buildroot for S912.
     
    PS : I've solved problem.
    First, enable kszaq's Libeelec with the Toothpick method.
    Second enable balbes150's Universal multi-boot.
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    t3l3m4k0 got a reaction from underr in no shutdown cubietruck with li-battery   
    On OrangePi mini I must to do as root:
     
     
    first convert bin to fex file:
    bin2fex /boot/bin/orangepi.bin /root/orangepi.fex
     
    edit with nano orangepi.fex
    and include on [target] section:
    power_start = 1
     
    after convert it to bin:
    fex2bin /root/orangepi.bin /boot/bin/orangepi.bin
     
    and reboot
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    t3l3m4k0 got a reaction from Igor in no mouse pointer ubuntu trusty   
    Solved, Bunyu at Orangepi forums sayed:
     
     
    "I have time to play some with my pi last week. You have to switch off the HWMouse and render it via software.
    Modify your xorg configration

    In the device section write:
    Option         "HWCursor" "false" Copy the Code
    Regards,
    Bunyu
    "
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