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Werner

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  1. Afaik there is no proper support for the regulator and that is why it is capped. It is the same for the OrangePi One. And most likelie for other H3 boards too.
  2. Sleep well, friend. Armbian is trying to mostly provide "vanila" OS feeling when deployed on a board. So you get the same experience like if you install Debian or ubuntu to a regular computer. armbian-config is an optional tool for beginners or lazy people to install stuff which also can break sometimes if there are major changes upstream.
  3. Well It gets a bit complicated at this point. See both Pihole and nextcloud need a webserver to serve their webinterface. Without manual configuration they cannot be used at the same time. What I'd do so it is pretty: Install pihole first and make sure it works. When you open "pi.hole/admin" in your browser and you see the webinterface then everything is good. Do not proceed until this is achieved. Now add "nextcloudpi.local" as a custom domain via pihole interface and point it to the ip of your SBC (192.168.20.100 to say if this your board). When you open a command prompt and ping nextcloudpi.local then it should respond from the given IP address. Create a folder where you want nextcloud to be run in (like /var/www/cloud) and edit your lighttpd config (lighttpd has been installed by pihole before). create a virtualhost besides pi.hole for the server name nextcloudpi.local and point to the working directory mentioned above. Then install nextcloud (btw. using armbian-config to install any software is not mandatory ;)) and tell the installer to use the domain mentioned above. If everything is setup properly you can simply enter nextcloudpi.local in your browser to get to your nextcloud or pi.hole to get to its equivalent webinterface. Once all this stuff works nicely in your local network then I'd start taking care about the VPN stuff. Btw. I never created vhosts within lighttpd by myself, mostly apache and nginx only so that part you have to figure out by yourself. Tutorials should be easy to find in the web though.
  4. Welcome How should your operating system know to which IP address it should to when calling "nextcloudpi.local"? You have to create that DNS entry first or make pihole work beforehand to add this dns entry there. Disable your VPN and try again. Maybe it does not allow packages outside the VPN to be routed back to your PC.
  5. Years ago Xulong published an OS image for the OrangePi One Plus that generated 100% load on 3 out of 4 cores because their implementation was crappy hacked together and called that "supported"... You be the judge...
  6. Well you can grab the sources and the needed patch dirs and simply loop through the patch dir to apply the patches to the sources to get the patched sources.
  7. Thanks, fixed. I also adjusted your answer in the sheet (H5)
  8. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/11iid35ZGlTws1XOqSMJIw0y7nK6bNdpqVq6I4JFihuo/edit?usp=sharing
  9. https://github.com/armbian/config/pull/110 Thx
  10. ...and adding firefox or better firefox-esr (since it is in both Ubuntu and Debian AFAIK) to the list of desktop packages?
  11. We have multiple kernel branches available. Always provide armbianmonitor -u
  12. Since we have some more fundamental questions about snap to clarify I'd say do this:
  13. I'd say depends. If you like the challenge of scripting this which for sure should be possible then do that. On the other hand though the easier setup is by following @xwiggen's advice, not lastly because WiFi dongles have become very cheap...
  14. security through obscurity was never a good practice IMHO... Though I have to admit that I change my SSH ports too to avoid background noise spamming the logs
  15. It is not important to bump dev to 5.8 since dev branch is usually not a part of any release. Btw @Igor is already working on a branch to make the bump happen: https://github.com/armbian/build/commits/sunx_megi_58
  16. - Move RK3399 to Bugtracker since we have boards that are "supported" already (Orange Pi 4 for example). - We COULD merge some stuff but I wont do it because as it is right now it is divied by board family (for example: A20, H2+H3 are sunxi while H5/A64 and H6 are sunxi64). - Remove "board does not start" forums entirely since those issues could also be posted in the equivalent board family subforums within "Bug tracker"? -- As from SEO perspective could also be made read-only with the hint to write further issues into the forums described above - Merge common issues and peer to peer technical support?
  17. Thanks for updating. Weird behavior is often caused by bad power supply and/or cables. It is also hard to get logs from a system that froze or broke since ramlog keeps the logs in memory and has no chance to write them to the sd card. Therefore those logs are often clean What you CAN do though is hooking up a serial console to the debug connector and let it run until it crashes and check the output. Also increase the verbosity in armbianEnv.txt. Check the documentation for that.
  18. Not very good...But I dont wanna spoiler you
  19. Won't help it is the cause I was thinking about. Still present in 5.7 which are current and dev on now. @Clément Peron Did some initial work on the dvfs stuff I think and it will take some more time until it gets upstreamed.
  20. Try fixing the GPU clock like described here:https://armbian.atlassian.net/projects/AR/issues/AR-374?filter=allissues
  21. For the Amlogic S905(x) forums add S912 and S922 to it? I don't think there is a need to divite those into the other supported boards.
  22. Maybe U-Boot is lacking USB support. Tried the compromise to leave U-Boot on the sdcard and put the rest on a stick? You can try to use "sata-nand-install" script to achieve that.
  23. ii linux-dtb-next-sunxi 5.92 armhf Linux DTB, version 4.19.62-sunxi ii linux-image-next-sunxi 5.92 armhf Linux kernel, version 4.19.62-sunxi Your system is way outdated and therefore does not receive further support. Upgrade to a more recent current kernel/dtb package or legacy at least if available. Try a different power source and cable.
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