David Markey

Any sign of an official build for this yet?

It's a good filesystem for universal storage, but isnt enabled on Rockchip (orangepi5/ rock 5b) kernels and I need to maintain my own.

Any resolution to this?

Anyone have any success getting this module for new MediaTek WIFI 6 adapters? I've tried this backport of the mainline driver but get this compilation error. https://github.com/astsam/mt7921/issues/1 Anyone any ideas?

Switching to Wayland made the cursor flicker dissapear, it also made everything even faster!

Hey, Was able to bring up a pretty smooth armbian installation for a lightweight desktop. Tips for others: Underclock Memory for stability cat /etc/rc.local #!/bin/sh echo 1560000000 > /sys/devices/platform/dmc/devfreq/dmc/max_freq For bluetooth blacklist the following modules: blacklist pgdrv blacklist btusb blacklist btrtl blacklist btbcm blacklist btintel NVME boot, use armbian-installer, but I had to manually change the firmware to this one: https://wiki.radxa.com/Rock5/install/spi#Simple_method to get NVME boot to work For GPU acceleration install panfrost. (See rock5b ambian page) To get my widescreen monitor to work I needed to switch to the daily kernel. The best browser experience seems to be the brave arm64 build. One thing that is annoying is the mouse pointer is constantly flickering while using brave. Does anyone know a solution to this?

I have tried Armbian_5.34_S9xxx_Ubuntu_xenial_4.9.40_server_20171112.img via USB. I can see activity on the USB disk but the screen stays blank.... Is USB or SD card better in this scenario?

What is the image trying ? Armbian_5.71_Aml-s9xxx_Ubuntu_bionic_default_4.20.2_20190118.img.xz What dtb ? How do you set up a dtb ? I remember not having to install a DTB because everything worked out of the box. What is the exact version of the image installed on the eMMC ? I believe it was the 5.34 server image. What media are you trying to use (sd or USB) ? I have tried both but it is either not booting at all or booting from MMC and oopsing..

Sorry for being annoying, but how can I do that? It doesn't seem to happen automatically when I insert the SD card? I dont have serial access as the the pads are too small

Yeah this was working for months with whatever DTB so must be eMMC problem. Is this box for the garbage?

And I managed to catch another error

It's a while since I set this box up.. it just decided not to boot recently.. I believe i used some script supplied by armbian or yourself to install onto the internal storage. I think it was 5.34 I've tried to solder the serial headers but I cannot I started to make a mess. Here is the boot sequence: I c

I have bricked my s905x box, I installed onto the in built memory and now it kernel oops. It was working for a long time. How can I force to boot off SD card again?

configure: error: unsupported native build platform: aarch64-unknown-linux-gnu how do i fix that @balbes150 could you update your kodi builds to fix cec support?

@balbes150 do you have compile instructions for kodi anywhere