arjepsen

Hey. I'm trying to install octoprint on my Opi Zero +2, using the latest armbian image I found here on the site. Installation works fine, and I get the web interface up and running no problem. But I have connected power to the board on the gpio pins, and want to use the mini-usb to connect to the 3d printer. I have enabled usbhost0-3 in the hardware in armbian-config, but still it seems the printer cannot be reached. I read some older posts regarding other boards, where the solution seemed to be recompiling. Is this a necessity, and if so, could someone please point me to a walkthrough? Regards Anders

ok, I received my usb-ttl cable. I can boot and login - everything seems fine. Updated, and installed openhab - fine so far. Only problem now is that I can't seem to get the addon-board with usb ports etc to work.

Ok, for my part, it now boots, and I end up with a login prompt. Unfortunately I don't think the image includes drivers for the addon usb card, and my usb-ttl serial cable is still incoming in the mail. I'll report back when I get it.

No - I still have the same issue. Have tried different cards, different psu's, different monitors/screens.

yes, tried that image - tried it again from the link you posted just to make extra sure, and it's the same thing. When it starts the kernel, it reboots. I've tried various power supplies - right now I'm using one rated for 2,4A. Tried various cards to - but I dont think the problem is either the psu, or the card, since I am able to boot perfectly fine from the images on the orange pi website. Quite sure my board is a zero plus 2 - H5

Hey. I got an orange pi zero + 2 that I'm trying to run armbian on. I've downloaded the both the ubuntu and debian server, and installed to the sd card using Etcher. It boots, but when the boot process reaches "starting kernel", it reboots, and keeps in that loop. Here's a link to a screenshot of what's shown on screen just before it reboots: https://www.dropbox.com/s/xt6ebsdzi0nkf19/Fil 19-02-2018 18.12.04.jpeg?dl=0 I've also tried the images listed on orange pi's own website. They boot up fine to a working desktop. Any help?