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sminder

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  1. sminder's post in Armbian doesn't run on Orange Pi 5 Plus was marked as the answer   
    Happy New Year guys!
    Fortunately I fixed a problem and start Armbian on my board.
    In short: the main problem was in SPI flash memory.
    More details: I wanted to install Android on my board, and it was unsuccessful (I tried to boot if from SD-card) and I decided to install it on the inner eMMC memory. So I followed the instructions "2.9. How to burn Android image into eMMC" from the official Orange Pi manual. One thing that helps to start Android from eMMC is clearing SPI-flash memory. I did it and Android started successfuly. But after that I can't start any other images from SD-card - after power on Android always starts first. So I decided to repair SPI-flash. I folowed the last post from here Maskrom / erase SPI and SD-cards start booting. So I decided to theck state of booting Armbian image after that and... it's alive! I can boot Armbian_23.11.1_Orangepi5-plus_bookworm_legacy_5.10.160.img.xz image without a problem!
    Here is a log of Armbian boot:
    armbian_boot_log.txt

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