Here, I have two GPIO OPiZero switches running Armbian. Same Armbian, same software, same hardware, wifi module blacklisted. One is rarely used and works fine. The other one is behaving weirdly. Fortunately this time I'm able to access the board by ssh (which is not always the case):
$ timeout 1s sleep 5
timeout: error while loading shared libraries: ld-lijux-armhb.so.3: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
The one that works:
$ timeout 1s sleep 5
(sleep just killed after 1 second)
Ok, to make it weirder:
The crashed one:
find /usr/ -name '*ld-lijux*'
find /lib/ -name '*ld-lijux*'
[nothing]
The working device:
find /usr/ -name '*ld-lijux*'
find /lib/ -name '*ld-lijux*'
[nothing]
Searching for the error message I stumble upon cross compiler issues. Anyway, another issue:
# apt update
Segmentation fault
Reboot: nothing changes, same issues (!!!) The uSD is ok. Already replaced the uSD twice. Power supply is ok (5.10 V) Only a power cycle resolves these issues (temporarely). Ok, it might be a production batch issue. But: I have two H3 Orange Pi PC's having the same weird behaviour. I also run some Raspberry Pi's: never a problem. And btw: switch on the WiFi chip and you can wait for it.
I just installed Armbian Buster and set the governor to "performance" as mentioned above, just to see what happens. And I suspect the hardware because a power cycle is needed. Bit rot. And I did not complain about Armbian! :-)