huguitovi

Using this last image that I indicate in the previous answer, I have managed to turn on the equipment and make some first step in gnuradio.Thank you very much for the contribution, it made me think that I should extend my search beyond Armbian, although now I miss my beloved armbian-config, glad that I have managed to get this device working...  Then it will be the turn of the OrangePi Plus 2E but for now this topic is closed!
Travis from Analog Devices has also helped me.

Thank you very much!
Regards
VH

Debian is not responsible for communicating with equipment. That is Armbian Linux kernel problem which is a donation from Armbian developers to you and larger Linux community.

Userland is "A conceptual space outside the kernel in which a user's applications can run without the risk of damage to the operating system."
https://docs.armbian.com/#what-is-armbian

We provide you operating system that looks on Debian (is made from the same versions of packages), so it works the same for you, when hardware functions are not involved. Otherwise those machines are very different.
 
FYI