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I did not look at them since I am not a developer. I just gave you the hint that your chances increase when providing proper logs so anybody can volunteer to help.

Cannot reproduce. First thing I did when I received mine was install on NVMe. So verified working. As NicoD mentioned there needs to be a partition created on the nvme beforehand, then armbian-install detects it. Select boot from MTD and let it flash SPI which takes a while. After power off remove sd and power on again. Boots.

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

moved

Repository is unfortunately still behind due to issues we are continuously facing. Two possible workarounds: Use an older release for now (check archive) or use the build framework to create your own image which headers pre-installed.

docs are most likely behind due to lack of maintenance (feel free to contribute!). Docker wants cgroupsv2 which have been introduced in kernel 4.15.y 4.9.y is vendor kernel which might work better but is outdated and unmaintained:https://docs.armbian.com/User-Guide_FAQ/#why-does-hardware-feature-xy-work-in-old-kernel-but-not-in-more-recent-one

merged

Docker needs some kernel stuff that has been introduced after 4.9.y was released. So the only way is to run a more recent kernel which probably does not support all hw features the board has to offer.

moved

You can try to edit /boot/boot.cmd. Search for the line starting with setenv bootargs and add this at the end. Then recompile the boot script with the command mentioned at the end of this file.

No.

We cannot provide images in each and every kernel/userspace constellation for each and every board. Necessary storage and traffic are huge already. You can use the build framework to creat images as needed: https://github.com/armbian/build

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