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  1. NicoD's post in trying to get quality audio from ORANGE PI 3 LTS line out was marked as the answer   
    I know this is the same on other Rockchip devices. Not sure what the cause is. Might be interference.
    I use usb audio adapter or hdmi-audio on all my boards. Never the on-board audio jack because it was a problem long ago with other boards. Even RPi used to have terrible sound on audio jack if I remember well.
  2. NicoD's post in Cant install rockchip multimedia repository on a Orange pi 5 with cinnamon, ip not found error was marked as the answer   
    He needed to use Jammy and not bookworm. The desktop choice has nothing to do with it.
    The AmazingFate repo only works on Jammy. That is what JashuaRiek is using too.
  3. NicoD's post in No hdmi sound on vim3l khadas was marked as the answer   
    This might be a fix. I haven't had the time to test and implement.

     
    Steps used to fix audio on Armbian Clone @Spikerguy Repository From Manjaro Gitlab Ensure you have git installed with, pi@twisteros:~$ sudo apt install git Make a destination subdirectory under /home/pi for git pulls and builds, pi@twisteros:~$ mkdir ~/builds Change to your new ‘builds’ directory, pi@twisteros:~$ cd ~/builds Clone local copies of the Manjaro files: pi@twisteros:~$ git clone manjaro-arm / packages / community / khadas-utils · GitLab Copy Files to Their Correct Locations pi@twisteros:~$ sudo cp ~/builds/khadas-utils/g12_sound.sh /usr/bin pi@twisteros:~$ sudo cp ~/builds/khadas-utils/sound.service /usr/lib/systemd/system/ pi@twisteros:~$ sudo cp ~/builds/khadas-utils/G12B-KHADAS-VIM3.conf /usr/share/alsa/cards/ pi@twisteros:~$ sudo ln -s /usr/share/alsa/cards/G12B-KHADAS-VIM3.conf /usr/share/alsa/cards/G12BKHADASVIM3.conf pi@twisteros:~$ sudo cp ~/builds/khadas-utils/G12B-KHADAS-VIM3.conf /etc/asound.conf Make sure that /usr/bin/g12_sound.sh is executable. It should already be, and you can check with, pi@twisteros:~$ ls -l /usr/bin/g12_sound.sh Otherwise a quck chmod won’t hurt: pi@twisteros:~$ sudo chmod a+x /usr/bin/g12_sound.sh Initialize the Systemd Sound Service Unit pi@twisteros:~$ sudo systemctl enable sound.service  
  4. NicoD's post in Not enough memory to compile on OrangePi Zero was marked as the answer   
    You can create a swap file for this.
    If you're using an sd-card then it will be very slow, but it will work. You can use zram and swap files together. It will first use zram, then swap file.
    Here is how to create a swapfile. This is for 8GB, if you only need 1GB then use 1GB. When done just reverse the commands and delete /swapfile (sudo rm /swapfile)
    sudo fallocate -l 8G /swapfile Allocate 8GB for swapfile sudo chmod 600 /swapfile Give the correct rights for the swapfile sudo mkswap /swapfile Make it a swapfile sudo swapon /swapfile Turn on the swapfile sudo nano /etc/fstab Open fstab and add the line ... /swapfile swap swap defaults 0 0  
  5. NicoD's post in Armbian as read-only was marked as the answer   
    You might want to look in this. It is old, and I don't know if it is still the way to go.
     
     
  6. NicoD's post in Buster image - unable to boot RockPi 4 B (1GB) board was marked as the answer   
    @hsesYou can try archived images. https://armbian.hosthatch.com/archive/rockpi-4b/archive/
    5.8 should work. You can then update/upgrade.
    @IgorAll rk3399 images seem troubled. I'm waiting to release a video about the Buster media script since no Buster Legacy image works on download page for RK3399. There are enough ways to make it work with either self build, archived or @balbes150 images.
    I hope the beast will soon flex its muscles  
  7. NicoD's post in Download old images was marked as the answer   
    https://armbian.hosthatch.com/archive/orangepizero/archive/
  8. NicoD's post in Emulating x86 on the Nanopim4V2 was marked as the answer   
    Try this.
    https://forum.armbian.com/topic/15981-box86-on-the-rk3399-with-armbian-reforged/
    Doesn't work with everything, but you might be able to run your program if it ain't too fancy.
     
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