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I suggest - if you want to continue with this approach - to add this as an extensions since having the necessary patches built-in for a board that needs hw modifications makes no sense. Examples: https://github.com/armbian/build/tree/main/extensions

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

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https://docs.armbian.com/User-Guide_Autoconfig/

Well other option is the upstream broke somehow. KDE neon is based on their testing branch so if there is a faulty package uploaded desktop breaks. Though we won't dive into this since KDE is no officially supported desktop environment by us. We mostly do GNOME and XFCE only. We don't have resources to deal with more while we wish we would/could.

Well yes and no. This depends in board family and how well support is matured. In case of rk3588 support is very basic. This is also an LTS kernel which means no new features will be available and only security fixes will be applied. Enhanced hdmi support is available in edge kernel and also in rockchip bsp which we call vendor. If the system is accessible via terminal or ssh, use armbian-config to switch kernels. Otherwise - if available - download an image matching DE and kernel or use the build framework to build your own.

Expected. tl;dr: use vendor or edge kernel and retry

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expected. HDMI or hw support in general in 6.12.y is very basic and I am often impressed that hdmi actually works on some boards with this kernel. tl;dr: use vendor or edge kernels If need stuff running. current won't receive any further feature updates but security fixed only.

Hi, I have a few sbcs live while most are laying on the shelf waiting for tests. I have a PiHole on an Orangepi One Plus. On a ROC RK3399 PC PLUS I have paperless-ngx running in Docker. On an OPi5 Plus I have Invidious, yourspotify and something else I frequently forget about. Most likely something from similar importance

There is no need to install the "wireguard" package from upstream which, as you noticed, has a dependency to Debian kernel which obviously fails to boot. Since Wireguard is shipped by default with every Armbian image, all you need are the userspace tools which are in the "wireguard-tools" package which you can install with "--no-install-recommends" to avoid useless packages installed via soft dependency.

Does regular image with same version/kernel work?

you burned to microsd, then burned to microsd. What?

How long did you wait for this? if you for example use a quite large microsd card that however has a slow pace this may take a few minutes.

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I would. Happened in the past but no clue which hw. Probably also something aw related.

This should have been addressed: https://github.com/armbian/linux-rockchip/pull/373 May take a while until an updated kernel is available via apt. You can always build a up-to-date package by yourself using the build framework.

Hi, moved to off-topic since nothing in particular is covered.

Having non-working hw is kind of expected with current kernel. Support for rk3588 is basic at most in this version and will not receive further enhancements in that matter. Security fixes only. If you need stuff working Try edge or vendor. Bleeding edge. May work, may not. https://debug.armbian.de

Open a terminal, type the command in question, provide us the output.

If it isn't in armbian-config you can follow any upstream tutorial for Ubuntu or Debian to install a DE

No, this board isn't supported. However anyone from the community can step up and add support for it. Found an attempt on Github:https://github.com/juanesf/build/pull/1

This is not an Armbian image. We do not support 3rd party images.

Hi Providing logs with PASTE_SERVER_HOST=paste.armbian.de armbianmonitor -u helps with troubleshooting and significantly raises chances that issue gets addressed.

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