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Maybe Orange Pi Lite but the prices are a little bit higher these days with chip shortage.

I don't know if is part of the bootlin effort included in past crowd funding related to H3 encoding.

BPI M2 Pro, Amlogic S905X3 on sale right now on Aliexpress. About 52€ plus shipping. Amlogic S905X3 + Mali-G31 GPU 2GB LPDDR4 16GB eMMC flash 2 USB 3,0 RT8821CU WiFi + BT 4,2 on board 1 GbE ethernet HDMI The form factor and port situation is good, more or less like many Android TV box without case.

After mounting and unmounting several times both external units it seems to start working. Now the mount point at /sda is consistent across all the commands. The outpus you asked, @lanefu, is: ls -l /dev/disk/by-uuid total 0 lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 15 may 11 22:57 d4e4d15d-d587-4f5d-83d7-4cbb1700e7c5 -> ../../mmcblk0p1 lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 9 may 11 22:57 dcb5a19c-6bd2-4c5a-8fc4-9ed4adec7074 -> ../../sdb lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 9 may 11 22:57 e6201983-bfd8-4eae-bf54-90575f09835f -> ../../sda I also added a new screenshot. Thanks for the help. And I'll keep an eye on this if it happens again.

I used UUIDs to mount via fstab. You can see it in the snapshot and I suppose this info is also included in armbian-monitor dump included.

The info from "df" show /dev/sda but "lsblk" show a /dev/sdc unmounted unit. The unit is reachable at /media/sata and is added in fstab using the UUID. What's happening? Thanks in advance.

Another try usinf de DTS edit function inside 'armbian-config' same result: Ideas?

OK, following with info found in the forum. Using info from this post above to create my own dtb file: and using info from this other post above, to change from 256MB (0x10000000) to 32MB (0x2000000) After create the new dtb I changed the path in uEnv.txt to point to new one. After reboot everythig looks the same. This is the output from armbianmonitor -U: Any idea about how I'm doing wrong?

(Please moderator feel free to move this topic whatever you think that Hi, I'm running Rosetta@home in a TV box, MXQ4K with Amlogic 905x is a 2GB RAM unit. When I start boinc, sometime I have tasks and other times I have this message? boinc-client 25-Mar-2021 11:22:31 [Rosetta@home] Rosetta needs 1716.61 MB RAM but only 1654.12 MB is available for use. Is there anyway to shave 64GB of RAM? Is correct to have 1,7GB in a 2GB unit? Is this RAM dedicated to the GPU? In this case. How I can reduce the amount of dedicated RAM? I paste the armbianmonitor -U dump: Thanks in advance.

I don't understand your question. But you can change the kernel using `armbian-config` tool and after that change repos from Bionic to Focal. With something like this (CAVEATS THAT IS NOT TESTED BY ME) : cp /etc/apt/sources.list /etc/apt/sources.list.backup sed -i 's|bionic|focal|g' /etc/apt/sources.list apt update && apt -y upgrade && apt -y dist-upgrade

I updated from Debian Strech to Buster following the instruction from this post, also in a Banana Pi. I suppose you can move from 18.04 to 20.04 with caveats in the way. I perform an image backup from the microSD before doing anything.

@SlackstickMaybe this old post from Linuxium can give you an idea about how proceed: http://www.linuxium.com.au/how-tos/gaoptions

I don't know what Android firmware my Sunvell R69 have. I use directly the GNU/Linux Armbian shared in this forum. But if you want an Android version suitable for your box the best option is go to https://h3droid.com/

No problem @balbes150 I'm not in a hurry. Is something nice to have and I don't have enough knowledge to do by myself. But if you deliver something I'll test as soon as possible. Thanks a million.

And having RK3066 support is possible? I still use an old board with smelly 3.0 kernel? Thanks a million for all the work you do.