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Thanks for the tips, I'll check them out.

Thanks again for the suggestions. I already made backup image of the sd card, because it's working just fine... I'v been considering buy another board for a while, but the budget isn't helping Anyway, many thanks for the suggestion!

Thanks @tkaiser, your explanation couldn't be better. SATA performance isn't an issue for me, but a good (and cheap) board with SATA (native or no) support is needed due to physical placement. A20 and similar devices are widely available here in Brazil; other China-delivered devices take a really long time to arrive, and sometimes they even don't reach this tropical soil. Since I discovered Armbian, never considered using another SO for development boards, and I will not even try searching for another. No Armbian, no board! Again, thanks a lot for the explanation.

Since my current board (Cubieboard 2) has been kicked out of the game, it's time to move on to a new one. Is there any chance to see an Armbian version for the Banana Pi R2 someday? This board is winner for me because of the Dual SATA feature (the router, not so much). If there are no plans for this board, please tell me for how long you'll support the Cubietruck, since it's my second choice. Thx in advance...

Version 5.38 is out now, try upgrading to see if the problem persists.

Hi@Igor, thank you for your patience. As requested: http://ix.io/EVr Thx in advance.

The fix wokrked for me, but I had to download the package linux-u-boot-next-cubieboard2_5.37_armhf.deb and upgrade it with dpkg. Through apt, it keeps installing 5.35, and doesn't boot unless there's a HDMI cable plugged in. Can Mr. @Igor clarify this mistery for me? Thx.

Same happened here, for a moment I thought I lost my precious board . I downgraded the u-boot package as Igor suggested and it came back to life . Just to mention: ARMBIAN 5.36 user-built Ubuntu 16.04.3 LTS 4.13.16-sunxi. Another curious thing: the SSH MOTD keeps saying that I have 16 upgrades available, but apt tells me I just have 1 (the u-boot package). Thanks!