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Some users may experience issues when downloading new v23.11 images from our website or also sometimes with apt not having the new packages. The reason is that we had a (not so) small whoopsie at the very last minute and the infra is still recovering and syncing. Easiest workaround would be to simply try multiple times until the redirector hits a mirror that has the files you want to download. Alternatively go directly to https://fi.mirror.armbian.de/ which (seems to) have all the files atm. Will work with apt as well.
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You want to join Armbian chat rooms, but hate Discord and would prefer something more modern than IRC? We got you! Join the closed beta of our own Matrix chat! With this test we want to get an idea about the public interest in this and also check the load on infra this generates so we can scale accordingly. Available (and bridged to IRC and Discord) channels: #armbian-announcements:matrix.armbian.com #armbian:matrix.armbian.com More channels will be added on demand. Invitation for the Armbian space: https://matrix.to/#/#armbian-space:matrix.armbian.com While the announcements channels is open and join-able for everyone already, for the latter an invitation is necessary. To get one simply ping @lanefu or me in this topic or via private message or via chat... doesn't matter Or simply use Matrix directly: https://matrix.to/#/@werner:matrix.armbian.com Once in feel free to invite other by yourself. Registering accounts is not possible at this time. However we may grant such to our contributors on request.
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tl;dr: irc://irc.libera.chat/armbian Feel free to join us: Server: irc.libera.chat Ports: 6697 / non-SSL: 6667 Channels: #armbian, #armbian-commits, #armbian-rss There are even more channels available. Information about those and our services can be found in our documentation: https://docs.armbian.com/Community_IRC/ Registration with Nickserv is mandatory to join primary #armbian channel. Don't hesitate to get in touch with us
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https://www.armbian.com/newsflash/code-freeze-and-moving-to-new-framework/
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Check community rolling releases of armhf arm64 riscv and x86 Armbian Linux images. Fresh from development for testings and meeting with the bleeding edge: https://github.com/armbian/community
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Apologies for the short downtime about an hour ago. Both forums and main website have been relocated to new hardware. You may notice a significant performance improvement, especially in forums. Enjoy
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Hey fellows, we have published some info about board maintainership. What to expect from Armbian and what Armbian expects from maintainers. Check it out: https://docs.armbian.com/Board_Maintainers_Procedures_and_Guidelines/
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Hello All, While we haven't had a chance yet to post a job posting for it but we are looking for a graphical designer to help us revamp some of the Armbian logos as well as help design a skin for the upcoming graphical Armbian Configurator interface based on QT5. We are happy to discuss realistic hourly rates (keeping in mind we have a limited budget) if you are not able to volunteer your time, though would also accept those who are able to donate or volunteer their time as well. There is currently no deadlines set for this work, so we can work with volunteers on a time schedule that works best for them, as long as they are dedicated to getting the work completed in a reasonable time. If you are interested in helping, please feel free to reach out to me in direct message or reply here and I will follow-up with you by message! Thanks everyone! Cheers! -
To secure top download speed around the globe, we need to have as many torrent seeders as possible. Currently we have dedicated seeders in: Estonia, Germany, Pakistan, Slovenia, Argentina, Singapore, USA, ... but we might be slower in China or Japan. Prerequisite: - Armbian or any Debian or Ubuntu based distribution (check instructions how to run armbian-config on a generic Debian/Ubuntu), - 1TB of free space. a) Installation with installing Transmission server login and obtain superuser rights, execute armbian-config, select Software -> Softy, install Transmission server. (use space to confirm and enter to proceed with install) Leave armbian-config and after a few minutes check your torrent server status with the following command: transmission-remote -n 'transmission:transmission' -l and you should see some progress: Note: Torrent server installed this way is auto updating - it checks daily for new images, adds new and purge old ones. b.) Installation to the existing Transmission server You only need to install a cron job script that your client serve only most recent files. Create file: sudo nano /etc/cron.daily/seed-armbian-torrent with this content: Change username(transmission) and password(transmission) if have something else than stock, save and exit, then run: sudo chmod +x /etc/cron.daily/seed-armbian-torrent sudo /etc/cron.daily/seed-armbian-torrent Optional: If you use GUI, you can install desktop front end for simple torrent server monitoring. apt install transmission-remote-gtk Host: localhost Username: transmission Password: transmission Confirm and click connect. How to stop seeding torrents? Remove cron job: sudo rm /etc/cron.daily/seed-armbian-torrent Remove torrents: transmission-remote -n transmission:transmission -t all --remove-and-delete This command will remove all files on your torrent server! If you seed other stuff do a cherry pick.
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