jimt

Thanks! It would be helpful if armbian-install somehow checked that before offering the btrfs option. (This is just an interim solution until I figure out what went wrong with a recent Rock 5B upgrade that keeps it from booting and took many of my home services offline. So I will live with ext4 for now, but I thought I should report the problem.)

``` ❯ sha256sum Armbian_25.11.1_Orangepi5*img 6cb1e6ed97dc41170db8406b056ecbf422f8801261e13b07da4dae3b45a81ab3 Armbian_25.11.1_Orangepi5_noble_vendor_6.1.115_minimal.img 5781fec6fa812fca1f99e79a42b0312bf4403a2a590dec84458dcfbabd28cd13 Armbian_25.11.1_Orangepi5_trixie_vendor_6.1.115_minimal.img ```

I got my Orange Pi 5 out of the drawer today and discovered that it would not boot from NVMe after armbian-install if I used btrfs, but it boots fine with ext4. I tried both the Minimal/IOT Ubuntu 24.04 and 25.11.1 Trixie Minimal/IOT images with 6.1.x kernels. (I updated each to 25.11.2 before doing the armbian-install of both the system and the mtd image.) P.S. A minor quibble, but it was annoying that the numbering of the continents/countries during setup and the ordering of the SPI bootloader options during armbian-install were different between the Trixie and Noble images. I had to actually read. 🙈