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- can't boot with image Armbian 25.5.1 Bookworm
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can't boot with image Armbian 25.5.1 Bookworm
before rufus i did with usbimager and balena etcher and none of them worked out. I am thinking is going to be my reader or something. usbimager was giving the first weird screen but most of the time i tried flashing it wasn't giving any screen (like if i power up the orange pi zero 2w without any type of sd card) and balena etcher wasn't even flahing, it was always stuck at verification. I tried usbimager in linux and windows. I will let you know if I end up fixing, because I want that kernel because it comes with some wifi drivers out of the box. Thanks for your response
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can't boot with image Armbian 25.5.1 Bookworm
this is when booting throw usbimager, now when booting throw rufus it says however, after flashing the armbian-minimal which it takes 1.25gb of space, if i look at gparted i can see 5mb unallocated, the 1.25gb 100% full and the rest unallocated. when i try to assign the rest to the 1.25gb; the computer won't even boot. maybe i do a full video showing the whole process
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can't boot with image Armbian 25.5.1 Bookworm
I am not able to boot from armbian. First I downloaded image from (https://www.armbian.com/orange-pi-zero-2w/) later on I flashed the image with usbimager, then since this didn't work I did with balena etcher, (all those in linux). Balena etcher crashes at verification so then I did with my windows machine, first with usbimager and since it wasn't working I decided to decompress the .xz and do it with "rufus" Here i attach the images and as you guys can see it says "failed to mount /dev/mtdblock4". That terminal is pretty much useless, I can't even do reboot or poweroff. I just need armbian because the official orange pi OS doesn't provide the headers. And I need the headers because if not I can't install drivers for my wifi card. Newer linux distros seems to have compiled on the kernel so that's why i wanted to update, also because I think armbian provides the headers too. Any ideas