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Your issue report is invalid for one or multiple reasons (non-exhaustive enumeration): it has been stated at the wrong place it lacks fundamental requested data it could have been easily solved by a quick search and/or reading documentation Since you refused to use the bug reporting form carefully and follow the information there as you have been asked for we have no intention to further investigate. https://www.armbian.com/bugs

Your issue report is invalid for one or multiple reasons (non-exhaustive enumeration): it has been stated at the wrong place it lacks fundamental requested data it could have been easily solved by a quick search and/or reading documentation Since you refused to use the bug reporting form carefully and follow the information there as you have been asked for we have no intention to further investigate. https://www.armbian.com/bugs

This is now an optional overlay which can be activated via armbian-config.

Kind a corner case. I think it is properly reported since nand-sata-install script is part of the build repository.

Do you have a chance to test monitor with "unusual" resolutions like 16:10 (1920x1200) with P1? I found that on mainline this does not work for me. That is why I am stuck with legacy with my P1.

Your issue report is invalid for one or multiple reasons (non-exhaustive enumeration): it has been stated at the wrong place it lacks fundamental requested data it could have been easily solved by a quick search and/or reading documentation Since you refused to use the bug reporting form carefully and follow the information there as you have been asked for we have no intention to further investigate. https://www.armbian.com/bugs

Try with armbian-config. system -> other IIRC. You received a like. Should lift restrictions within 24h

Still having long loading times for new tabs from time to time

Your issue report is invalid for one or multiple reasons (non-exhaustive enumeration): it has been stated at the wrong place it lacks fundamental requested data it could have been easily solved by a quick search and/or reading documentation Since you refused to use the bug reporting form carefully and follow the information there as you have been asked for we have no intention to further investigate. https://www.armbian.com/bugs

Your issue report is invalid for one or multiple reasons (non-exhaustive enumeration): it has been stated at the wrong place it lacks fundamental requested data it could have been easily solved by a quick search and/or reading documentation Since you refused to use the bug reporting form carefully and follow the information there as you have been asked for we have no intention to further investigate. https://www.armbian.com/bugs

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

1380 ii linux-dtb-next-sunxi 5.92 armhf Linux DTB, version 4.19.62-sunxi 1381 ii linux-image-next-sunxi 5.92 armhf Linux kernel, version 4.19.62-sunxi 1382 ii linux-libc-dev 5.70 armhf Linux support headers for userspace development 1383 ii linux-stretch-root-next-orangepipc 5.90 armhf Armbian tweaks for stretch on orangepipc (next branch) 1384 ii linux-u-boot-orangepipc-next 5.90 armhf Uboot loader 2019.04 You're system packages are way outdated.

Kind a sucks working with a crude estimated model.... @Winguo can you provide a STEP model for the MEZZ M2 POE expansion board?

The reason why I am asking is I try to reproduce the issue virtually by making the housing from scratch and then maybe come up with a workaround Unfortunately I could not find a STEP file for the nvme adapter

I have no idea what you are talking about? can you make a few high-res close-up pictures from the setup (top view, side view, isometric view) and measure how much clearance you have between the adapter board and the brass bolts that normally hold the P1 cover? Also how much clearance would be needed to put the cover back on?

How much additional height would be needed? Maybe I can design kind a adapter for it milled from aluminum...

So you think something is shorted when the adapter is fully plugged in?

I can only speak for the Pinebook Pro whiches WiFi runs stable for me on 5.10.y

Nothing too crazy in armbianmonitor. Though the load on your system seems high. Might be the services though. I think the whole syslog is not necessary. tail the last 10k lines or so and put them to a paste service.

20138 hi linux-dtb-dev-sunxi 5.97 armhf Linux DTB, version 5.2.14-sunxi Try using a) an actual supported branch and b) up-to-date packages

Your issue report is invalid for one or multiple reasons (non-exhaustive enumeration): it has been stated at the wrong place it lacks fundamental requested data it could have been easily solved by a quick search and/or reading documentation Since you refused to use the bug reporting form carefully and follow the information there as you have been asked for we have no intention to further investigate. https://www.armbian.com/bugs

So code { font-family: Consolas,"courier new"; color: crimson; background-color: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.2); padding: 2px; font-size: 105%; } armbianmonitor -U

Your issue report is invalid for one or multiple reasons (non-exhaustive enumeration): it has been stated at the wrong place it lacks fundamental requested data it could have been easily solved by a quick search and/or reading documentation Since you refused to use the bug reporting form carefully and follow the information there as you have been asked for we have no intention to further investigate. https://www.armbian.com/bugs

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

Moved to Common issues / peer to peer technical support