bahtiyar57

@going it's not a good solution for me to use a pre-build image. Is there an option to make it work with any image?

Did you build a custom U-Boot bin?

Armbian-unofficial 24.5.0-trunk Jammy with Linux 6.6.26-current-sunxi

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Solved by running DHPC with dnsmasq on the Banana Pi M3.

Yesterday I had same problems with my on SD Card installed Armbian. It won't boot. After a few failed attempts to boot, it did after all. Surprisingly not from the SD Card. It booted from EMMC, where was a clean Armbian installation flashed. After reboot it was no more possible for me to repeat this.

Noble Numbat is unsupported?

OK. I will test it myself. Is building Armbian from trunk only possible from Ubuntu 22.04 or from newer releases,too?

Did anyone tested to build Armbian in Distro Box?

Worked fine 👍 Thank you. I've forwarded my Internet with a Banana Pi M3 from Eth0 to Enx00.... . It has the IP 172.x.x.1. On Enx00.... is a router with the IP 172.x.x.2 connected. But my Banana Pi isn't listed in the routers network. Is it possible to add my router to this second network?

I tried it in so many ways. Other images can be started from the emmc without any problems. It would be very nice if any one could help us.

I used armbian-config to set up boot from EMMC. Then I run dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/mmcblk0 bs=1024 count=2048 And re-partitioned my SD Card. Rebooting with or without SD Card not possible.

Disabling EEE on my router settings solved the problem. EDIT: Is there an option to disable EEE directly from Armbain?

This is very complicated for me. Because I don't know how I have to do it exactly? I used a time a very old Easy-Box 802. And with this it didn't crashed. With my FritzBox 7490 and 7520 it will crash. Know I will try to disable EEE (Energy Efficient Ethernet) on my Router. I read that some peolpe had problems with this. But they diabled it with adding: dtparam=eee=off to /boot/config.txt Or by running this command: ethtool --set-eee eth0 eee off

Thank you. I undestand that. What I have to do after I plugged the serial console in. I know I have to use Putty in Windows and configure the seria line to 115200. And then? EDIT: Maybe I'm wrong, but I think it's a voltage problem.

I want to switch to Ethernet because its faster. The Ethernet Connection don't fails. It will connect. And I can connect via SSH. But after a short time the Board shuts down.

I bought a Uart cable but Im afraid of plug it to my sbc Is there an other option? Or can you help me to use it without destroying anything?

I've no problem using my Banana Pi with a wifi connection. But if I plug it on my router with a ethernet cable it crashs after a short time. Should I upload the output of armbianmonitor when ETH is plugged? Because it will take me a few tries, to do that.

done. Thank you again.

I froze Armbian kernal upgrades But if I enter apt list --upgradable There are still displayed linux-image-edge-sunxi/jammy 23.8.1 armhf [upgradable from: 6.4.14-Armbian.23.10] N: There are 25 additional versions. Please use the '-a' switch to see them. Now I'm afraid to use the apt upgrade command EDIT: Is it better to use a command like this: $ sudo apt-mark hold package_name to exclude it ?

Boot fails after upgrading with apt upgrade. Now I will freeze kernel updates. Thank you.

Do I have to disable automatically kernel updates in armbian-config?

worked. Thank you.

Can I use this Kernel https://github.com/The-going/PKG_test/tree/master/linux-edge-sunxi-6.4.14? Because I use Armbian 23.11.1

I don't know how. The only option I consider is to switching the kernel over armbian-config. Is this the right approach? In this case which kernel I have to choose?