Kegan Simpson

Hello. I'm writing a program that requires sound.target. I was reading about sound.target and how it's a special systemd unit that doesn't load until the system finds the sound card. Armbian takes quite a bit of time to find the sound card on the OPi, around 30 seconds. Or, maybe it's something else that's making it take so long. I was wondering if there was a way I could mess around with systemd or something else to make the sound card found faster, thus sound.target and my program loading faster upon powering on the device. Thank you

Update: getting a little bit closer but still stuck. Here's what happened Reformatted SD card with fresh Armbian Stretch plugged it in to PC via USB because again, OPi Zero does not want to appear on the router's list. the goal is SSH via USB login via Arduino IDE moved the stock /etc/network/interfaces file to a backup file and created a new interfaces file that reads: auto lo iface lo inet loopback auto usb0 iface usb0 inet static address 192.168.100.1 netmask 255.255.255.0 and switched out the /etc/modules file that originally says "g_serial" with one that says

I bought an OPi Zero, the extension board, a 1/8-to-rca audio/video cable to plug into the AV jack of the extension board, and a 16 GB SDHC card. Loaded Armbian Stretch onto it, plugged in ethernet without any of the AV stuff just to start. The Pi doesn't even show up on my router settings so I cannot access it via Putty or any other SSH program. I turn it off, attach the extension board and av cable, and plug it into the TV in the hopes that I can start working on something with a USB keyboard...nothing shows up on the TV. I'm hoping that's a software issue and not an issue with the actual ex