kris777

After a week of checking, the server on HC1 works perfect 🙂 the nand-sata-install install option helped ! thank you for this option on Armbian!

I did it with a tool built into the Armbian system ... the system has been moved to the sda1 partition, so far it works OK. nand-sata-install There is also a possibility that something is wrong with the hardware, maybe HC1 / power supply, etc., I have to look for.

Is it possible to transfer the entire Armbian system from SD card to HDD? ... it is known that the SD card has a lower endurance than such a HDD dist (write, read etc.) I tried to transfer the system in such a way that I first upgraded the kernel to the newest one on the SD card and then moved the system files to a partition on the HDD: mount /dev/sda1 /mnt time tar --one-file-system -cpf - / | (cd /mnt && tar -xpf -) then knowing the sda1 partition information and ID lsblk -f then knowing the sda1 partition information and ID I changed the UUID / HDD number in two locations nano /boot/boot.ini and nano /etc/fstab after rebooting the system ... surprisingly it works OK, but actually the samba / ftp network (server vsftpd). The update also seems to work OK, i.e. apt update / apt upgrade ... However, there are programs that cause the Armbian system to stop working completely, eg transmission when downloading files to the HDD? ... restarting the system helps, but is it the fault of the transmission program itself copied from the SD card or maybe the Armbian system cannot work properly on the HDD? ... or maybe something else needs to be done to correctly transfer the system from the SD card to the HDD? if I restore the settings and boot from the SD card, Armbian / transmission / download works OK? I haven't checked the option of uninstalling transmission from the system to HDD yet and setting everything up again ... but will it help?

In the Armbian system, I made such commands and the size of the image file saved on the miniSD was matched to the original size of the card :-) sudo systemctl enable resize2fs sudo update-rc.d resize2fs defaults  sudo reboot or poweroff /etc/init.d/resize2fs start

with me the program has reduced the image from 30GB to 2.1GB ... great Theoretically, I can now burn the image onto a 3GB / ... 8GB e.t.c mini SDHC ! but the program Pishrink creates a minimal image .img ... that is, as much as there is data on it without a record what if we will install many programs in the future, etc. does not include free space for writing ...exceeding eg 2GB can not we determine the size of the created image ourselves ?

On a Linux system, you can backup this way ... and then reduce the image and burn to a different SD card .... I'm sorry but howto in Polish : clone SD

it probably does not work https://forum.odroid.com/viewtopic.php?f=97&t=29069&p=211534#p211534 but the fix script works

thanks @tkaiser for the hint and link ... I will definitely check ! But it's finally a new odroid HC1 . Not my six-year-old laptop ... in which I exchanged thermal grease :-) but thanks for the info ... Ps. but if the above equipment works nonstop eg Seedbox / FTP / Samba ...this temperature can be the norm ? How much will the SD card withstand if I use it in this way? :-) I will have to install the system on HDD / SATA ... if it can be done? .... for now, I have changed the processor speed to max 1400 / update JMS578 firmware ! regards .... thanks a lot !

I also thought about additional cooling ...but for me the temperature is in the range 59 C - 69 C and finally I gave up and it's OK for now . But maybe I can find a solution on the internet additional aluminum / copper radiotor or fan? :-) a little high this temperature ? regards!

Thanks for the review .... Armbian installed on Odroid HC1 and it works OK :-) Regards

Orange Pi Zero Plus (H5 / 1000M ethernet ) Is a working Armbian system ? ..... It's probably new :-)

I have two Orange Pi lite .... which work 24 hours non stop I switched off and switched on the wifi network several times in the router option Always re-connected to the WiFi network to Orange Pilite automatically I restarted the router several times with similar effect

Maybe this way for raspberry pi will be helpful .....(raspbian) How do I reset a USB device using a script? https://gist.github.com/x2q/5124616

So, the direct connection of the LCD with GPIO also requires a level shifter ... (Logic Level Converter 3.3 / 5V) ...? e.g : http://www.orangepi.org/orangepibbsen/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=1389

I also had this result until we changed the order of the cables : SDA / SCL i2cdetect -y 0 i2cdetect -y 1 Look here: i2c--smbus-and-armbian-linux i2c interface on orange pi lite Orange Pi I2C orange pi / I2C / LCD 2x16 / internetradio Lcdproc also works .... but it requires compiling under the driver: hd44780 hd44780.so-Armbian-5.25-Ubuntu-xenial-3.4.11 Or your own compilation according to this howto https://bbs.nextthing.co/t/lcdproc-with-20-character-by-4-line-lcd/8789