Damian Giebas

Thanks for the reply. I tried two older images, and the problem still persisted. Maybe I just had bad luck, and a few factors happened to coincide at once, causing it not to work. In any case, I have a working Odroid C1, which, if all goes well, won’t end up in the trash but will be used to play classic retro games. Good luck with Armbian! I think it’s a great project.

I think we can close the topic. I've used Lakka (https://www.lakka.tv/get/). It works out of the box. Thanks for all. Best regards.

Hi. I downloaded the latest version of Armbian, but nothing has changed. I'm still having the same problem, even though it works fine with the original Ubuntu. Video with the result is below. Maybe it does not work with non standard displays? EDIT: I’ve also replaced the SD card – I bought a new one, but the problem is still there. Is there possibility to copy driver from hardkernel.com official image and use it on Armbian?

Hi. I Will check it again. Thanks for reply.

Hi. Looking for help. I have uploaded Armbian v6.12 Desktop Ubuntu to a card and run on my device. You can see in the screenshot (video of the boot here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_1dm1rP33tbYISPUsta7nZV1eKPy3Plq/view?usp=drive_link) that some rubbish is displayed. I would also add that the device is sending a signal that is only displayed by the TV. No other monitor in the house is able to display anything that is sent from the device. This is even stranger, as when I upload the old ubuntu 18.04 to the same card, the device connected under any display displays my desktop. Any suggestions or suggestions? Maybe an older version? I want to make myself a RetroPi from the device, but that requires something newer than the old ubuntu.