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  1. Hey all, I'm unable to boot Armbian from the SD card of my Radxa Zero 1 GB. When I download one of the official Armbian Radxa Zero images I always get the message "ALERT! UUID=eba52b2e-b77a-47b9-9619-ebda85946883 does not exists. Dropping to a shell!" Previously I ask the Radxa community on Discord, were I received the suggestion that the CMA memory maybe was configured too high. I tried to make an image from master (4b21499534, after https://github.com/armbian/build/pull/4151 was merged) but that didn't help. When I run `dmesg` I get the following repeating error "mmc1: error -84 whilst initialising SD card" When I run `blkid` I do not get any output But when I insert the SD card in my laptop and run `blkid` I get: "/dev/sda1: LABEL="armbian_root" UUID="eba52b2e-b77a-47b9-9619-ebda85946883" BLOCK_SIZE="4096" TYPE="ext4" PARTUUID="9a366be2-01" So the uuid seems to be correct. I'm not able to boot into Armbian, but the official non-Armbian images from the Radxa site work just fine on this device with the same SD card. Does anybody know what could be the problem, or any ideas how it can be solved? (The file upload was not working for me, so this is a link to the screenshot image: https://imgur.com/a/UPakZPm)

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