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GMagician

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  1. Looking at lscpu reports turns out that my board is vulnerable to spectre v2 because eBPF is enabled. I tryed to disable it by using sysctl but it seems it doesn't work (this is the solution used by ubuntu distributions to solve the problem 'sudo sysctl kernel.unprivileged_bpf_disabled=1 or 2'). I'm on Debian version. Is this option kernel dependent?
  2. small update global setting is +mdns and +llmnr just interfaces have -mdns
  3. Question is just about the choice done about llmnr over mdns . I already scanned TCP traffic and linux seems to respond correctly to llmnr request (I got 2 answers one AAAA (SOA) record and other on A (A)) However issue is already present in a fresh installation
  4. Is there any reason with llmnr has been enabled on each interface while mdns has been globally and x interface disabled? I have some weird issues with llmnr that I don't have with mdns Just to detail my above sentence (on windows pc): when I ping just ipv4 (ping -4) hostname is solved just the first time, subsequent request can't find host when I ping ipv6 or default (ping -6 or just ping) hostname is always solved
  5. I'm compiling Armbian image and even if I choose "minimal console" version I get a 1.5Gb image while the ones prebuild by you are 250Mb. What I doing wrong?
  6. Sorry for my bad request When building image with ./compile.sh, if I don't change anything in kernel configuration, will I get the same configuration I may have when I download a premade image? Answer seems "not really". I compared downloaded image kernel configuration and "my image" kernel configuration and there are some different "devices" and some different drivers linkage. Maybe is just a little difference in kerner version (my image new built image uses 6.1.75 while site image uses 6.1.43).
  7. I found that I can extract config directly from kernel. Good
  8. Just to be sure I download all necessary code and: ./compile.sh BOARD='myboard' BRANCH=current RELEASE=bookwarm I will get the default configuration you use to build official images?
  9. I ask because it was present some weeks ago.
  10. Is there any reason why orage pi5 pro minimal debian image is missing on download page?
  11. If I would like to build myself an image with all content present in images posted on web, downloading code at https://github.com/armbian/build and choosing my board, when I build image if I don't change anything I will get what I want? Thanks
  12. Hello, I'm a newby in linux and armbian. I'm trying to force static ip on my sbc, I followed some hints on internet adding file to interface.d folder, directly in interface file (both created on purpose by me). Interface is enP4p65s0 and I replaced in exaples eth0 with this (auto enP4p65s0 iface... etc) but it seems none works. armbian-config seems to do nothing (it seems broken) Anyone can route me to some doc?

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