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Giulio Cervera

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  1. looks like kernel 6.10.x have fixed the issue, it can be enabled swithcing to armbian unstable/dev "v24.11 rolling for Orange Pi PC2 running Armbian Linux 6.10.5-edge-sunxi64" also a new kernel 6.6.44 was released but i'm pretty sure is still broken, didn't tested it but dtb is the same as the broken one (same md5)
  2. trying to find a working linux image, i have just installed Lakka and it is running kernel 6.6.30 (maybe the armbian issue is not completly kernel related?) ... but i have no network still searching a working image ... edit: just found older image: https://armbian.systemonachip.net/archive/orangepipc2/archive/
  3. someone have a copy of a working image? i cant find it anywere 😕
  4. just tried today build Armbian_community_24.5.0-trunk.306_Orangepipc2_bookworm_current_6.6.23_minimal still broken
  5. @718aba until the kernel issues are sorted it's recommended to use armbian-config to stay on 6.1.x kernel
  6. same issue after upgrading to latest kernel (not sure if is the 6.6.20, but most probably is) no time to debug now, but the fresh installation stuck after Started systemd-udevd.service guess is a kernel issue edit: i can confirm my installation was broken after installing kernel 6.6.16 reverted to 6.1.77-legacy-sunxi64 and im back

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