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Nothing strange there. The wireguard package comes from trixie which has dependency to debian's own kernel packages. The package cannot know that there is wireguard kernel-wise already in place or even know about Armbian kernel packages. So this is kind of expected. However I think at some point Armbian kernel packages included a apt information that it provides wireguard. Not sure about the status there.

merged. forum tag added.

There is no need to install "wireguard" as all Armbian images come with this kernel module by default. All you need is the userspace tools (if not installed already) from "wireguard-tools". If necessary try installing with "--no-install-recommends".

Different soc and even different soc family. This most likely will not work on h618.

zero2 != 2w moved to staging

Even though current is an LTS kernel it probably makes more sense to focus on vendor an edge. vendor because its rockchip bsp and close to being feature-complete. And edge for likely becoming the next LTS kernel which ultimately become current at some point. You can try to see what actually works on current at this time. You can ignore 6.15-6.17 since those patches, if still present, are for archival purposes only and will be remove at some point. In theory it could be re-used but may introduce confusion. If in doubt, copy and rename. Edit: Seems like lots of stuff has been mainlined already. So I suggest shifting your primary focus on edge.

If you need an image without desktop, there is always the build framework which allows you to build any combination of kernel and userspace and desktop you want.

Providing logs with armbianmonitor -u helps with troubleshooting and significantly raises chances that issue gets addressed.

Yes, that's correct. Didn't pay attention. Thanks.

Providing logs with armbianmonitor -u helps with troubleshooting and significantly raises chances that issue gets addressed.

Have you installed the proprietary mali blobs? https://github.com/tsukumijima/libmali-rockchip/releases/download/v1.9-1-2131373/libmali-valhall-g610-g24p0-gbm_1.9-1_arm64.deb

I think this is wrong. The overlay needs to enabled if there is an m2 sata ssd connected. However in this case we connect a pcie device which connects to a chip that multiplexes the sata devices. tl;dr: try disabling this overlay

Hi, my first step would be comparing the opp nodes in the device trees of both Armbian and any other distro that allows the faster speed. Perhaps the necessary node is just missing.

debug boot issues and provide logs: https://debug.armbian.de