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  1. Hello. I have the same problem with the latest Armbian 24.11. I have tried all the fixes, but they don't work. I had to reboot my Odroid-C2 many times for the USB to begin working (the USB controller completely shuts down after some boot stage, I tried connecting devices in different combinations but it didn't help at all), but I had to reboot the system 20 times before it started working. Such an issue is not present in Batocera Linux(When you turn it on, it will just work rightly after boot without any errors), on LibreELEC such issue exist only partially(The controller shuts down when only the mouse is connected, but might start work when you connect USB flash and even if not, then it starts working after one hard reboot). I want to use Armbian because all alternatives are either very limited in usage(LibreELEC, Batocera, Lakka) or outdated and buggy(the Official Hardkernel Ubuntu Mate image has a broken video driver, Firefox crashes after a few seconds, ancient kernel, Android 6.0 has degrading new software support). Do you have an Armbian 23 image for Odroid-C2 if people say there wasn't such a bug?

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