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  1. 1 hour ago, ValdikSS said:

    SD card and PSU issues

    The topics there are related to Armbian as well. People want to boot Armbian on their board but fail due to either PSU or sdcard issues which are sorted out there.

    If anyone for example reports a boot issue for Raspi OS related to sd or PSU it will be moved to off-topic or at least told that this is the wrong place for the question.

  2. I did not test but I'd do something like this:

    1. create fs on the new sd like it is on the current one
    2. copy everything via rsync or similar that keeps symlinks, permissions and such of all files.
    3. Adjust rootdev=UUID= in /boot/armbianEnv.txt to match the UUID of the new sdcard.
    4. ???
    5. Profit
  3. Maybe armbian-install does not get that you messed with mtd0  beforehand. When I attached my nvme and used armbian-install everything worked flawless including mtd writing. Since I assume it came empty from factory I'd suggest to zero it as well and retry using armbian-install.

     

     

     

     

     

    On 9/28/2023 at 3:15 PM, FreddyOPi said:

    nand-sata-install

    That is the old name of now armbian-install. It is just a symlink but keep in mind using the old command is considered deprecated and might be removed entirely in future.

     

    On 9/28/2023 at 3:15 PM, FreddyOPi said:

    Bookworm Cinnamon

    I assume you are aware but just in case not you will have trouble with hw acceleration in this configuration. For now only Jammy Gnome offers - with the PPAs mentioned on download page in place - this.

     

    On 9/28/2023 at 3:15 PM, FreddyOPi said:

    ssd

    Are you using an SSD or an actual NVMe? AFAIK you need some dtbo to support SSDs while real NVMes work OOB.

  4. Well both problems can sort of be summarized under the fact - which you already guessed - that Armbian doesn't have sufficient funding (we actually never had unfortunately) to provide all these features properly. Software development actually costs lots of money which the majority is payed from our own pockets. So we have to make best out of it which is best effort support. If things are missing everyone is invited to join by sending a PR to fix things simply or pay for their development.

     

    A board being maintained means that there is a dedicated person attached to it which has access to the hardware and can do tests. However they are not necessarily developers so they cannot fix but observe.

     

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