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btrfs install option in armbian-install doesn't work
Werner replied to Omer Hasanov's topic in Orange Pi 5
Just for fun you could try an edge image for the board with btrfs. vendor is using a very old vendor-hacked uboot to make it work while edge follows mainline uboot which may have better btrfs support. -
Check how and why this kernel is installed: /boot/uInitrd-6.12.12+bpo-arm64-16k Seems like Debian backports kernel which WILL not work with your board. Make sure the vendor kernel is the only kernel installed. Write a fresh image to microsd and boot from it. chroot into your nvme and remove the wrong kernel. Make sure the symlinks to initramfs and kernel image are correct again. Should be sufficient.
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btrfs install option in armbian-install doesn't work
Werner replied to Omer Hasanov's topic in Orange Pi 5
next generation armbian-config still has some rough edges and constantly receiving fixes and improvements. If you can reproduce a special case where something doesnt work right, feel free to report at the github repo. -
Long Boot Delay on Banana Pi M5 in Headless Mode
Werner replied to alex_laco's topic in Banana Pi M5
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code { font-family: Consolas,"courier new"; color: crimson; background-color: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.2); padding: 2px; font-size: 105%; } apt-cache search linux-headers If not there, use the build framework to create your own set of kernel packages including headers: https://docs.armbian.com/Developer-Guide_Build-Preparation/
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btrfs install option in armbian-install doesn't work
Werner replied to Omer Hasanov's topic in Orange Pi 5
Could be. btrfs installation, especially on other devices, are not much tested. So breakage could be possible. Needs investigation. Should usually just work Yes, documentation is a constant problem. We don't have enough helping hands to keep everything in good shape. Keeping up with kernel development is already a challenge with hundreds of boards. Either the answer is right there or a mirror is out of sync which can happen from time to time. Feel free to fix apt source to a fixed mirror from this list: https://docs.armbian.com/Mirrors/ -
This error description leads nowhere. Hook up a debug serial console to get an idea what happens inside while the system does not boot. Share the logs here. Also verify powering and wiring. https://debug.armbian.de
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Just like kernel features and drivers such overlays need to be developed to be shipped. So it is very likely that some/most/all overlays for various features are missing. If you need them, vendor kernel is the way to go for now.
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dtb overlays are usually in /boot/dtb/rockchip/overlay
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How to enable overlays for PWM and Radaxa 4k camera
Werner replied to Erez Alster's topic in Radxa Rock 5B
Check /boot/dtb/rockchip/overlay for available overlays. If you are using mainline kernel overlays might be missing. Use vendor kernel in this case. If armbian-config fails for adding simply add them manually with overlays= in /boot/armbianEnv.txt -
moved to beginner. User seems unsure which board they actually use (r6s vs 5rc).
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Now starting desktop environment... Does not display hdmi output
Werner replied to spyda_mayn's topic in Beginners
If there are no pre-built version available, use the build framework to create your own: https://docs.armbian.com/Developer-Guide_Build-Preparation/ -
Now starting desktop environment... Does not display hdmi output
Werner replied to spyda_mayn's topic in Beginners
This is more or less expected for current since the HDMI implementation in this LTS version is very basic/incomplete. Features were and still are in development and did not make it into this version. If you need desktop use edge or vendor. -
Where has enabling things like I2C moved to ?
Werner replied to Björn Eiríksson's topic in Beginners
armbian-config is still able to handle overlays, though in some cases it might not works. Not an issue though since it can be easily done manually as well. Check /boot/dtb/rockchip/overlay for the available overlays. You need the rk3588 ones. Check if the overlay_prefix in /boot/armbianEnv.txt is correct. Might be necessary to change to rockchip. Then simply add the overlays you want like this (example): overlays=rk3588-i2c8-m2 -
Armbian on H96 Max Ultra 4K (RK3318) stuck in boot mode
Werner replied to Yanzick's topic in Rockchip CPU Boxes
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https://debug.armbian.de
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Github build repository is only for framework bugs, building Armbian to say. Firefox is userspace and issues when running Armbian are to be reported here in forums.
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split into new topic due to off-topic
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https://github.com/armbian/build/blob/main/config/boards/bigtreetech-cb2.conf Config is there. If there is no pre-made build available use the framework to create your own. This is what it's made for.
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The driver seems to be already included. If I check my kernel (vendor rk35xx) config I see CONFIG_VIDEO_OV13855=y.
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Alright, didn't know they are still there. Well as mentioned media won't receive any further updates since all functionally is merged into standard branches. Anyway, Rock64 is rk3399 I think and you should be good to go with mainline kernel, either current which is 6.12.y or edge which is 6.14-rc7 atm. The branches at https://github.com/armbian/linux-rockchip are made from Rockchip BSP code and mostly for rk35xx socs. I don't think there is much work there for rk3399.