digital

@digital, there is not a lot of info about the 024c:b723 device you mentioned on linux-hardware.org, but there is a lot of people claiming it works on debian 10+.
 
Some boards have alternate pins for wireless chips, hence there is an specific wifi overlay for those scenarios (attached pic). However, I would not recommend to add this overlay for now, until we find the exact wifi chip model from your board... Can you share more details form your board? Brand/Model would be a start, but pictures from the board, and specially the wi-fi chip would be the best.

Also, please share the output of the commands below with us:

1- lsusb
2- lshw (install it with sudo apt install lshw)
3- dmesg | grep -iE 'wlan|wifi|wireless|80211'
4 - ip a
5 - nmcli

 

UPDATE for Multitool
 
Finally I managed to let the Opensource OP-TEE work with the rockchip miniloader!
This means that the Multitool should now work on any board, without freezes and booting issues!
 
The new version can be downloaded from the first page of this thread.
Please report if it works for you, thanks!

I had to rebuild server and this was not fixed yet. Temporally location https://stpete-mirror.armbian.com/users.armbian.com/

This was a watchdog and trust os issue.

For anyone having this issue, i fixed by building a new multitool from OP github: https://github.com/paolosabatino/multitool/tree/master
Changing the RK322x TRUST_OS to: rk322x_tee_1.0.1-72-gf230aa2.bin

And them building a new armbian build replacing the armbian TRUST_OS with this same one. "rk322x_tee_1.0.1-72-gf230aa2.bin"

if anyone needs the builded files "multitool and armbian" feel free to email me at vitorpicinin@gmail.com

hello @digital, in some rare cases there are some minor trickeries to try and improve compatibility with eMMC.
 
If you run rk322x-config, there is a panel dedicated to eMMC which allows you to select some compatiblity options, like emmc-pins and DDR/UHS modes. You may try first enabling emmc-pins and rebooting to see if it gets recognized. Anyway photos of the board and the original stock device tree could be useful to identify the compatibility problem.

@Joshua allen
 
asking for private chat to solve personal issues  is the most unappropriate way to act in a public forum.
 
For several reasons:

1) your problem could be the same problem for other people sharing your issues, so solving for you could be solving for many
2) this is an hobby for us and not job.     Job is paid, hobby is for free.          if you need help for your personal issue you can give an advice asking for paid help
3)this really is the worst approach to an open community of people that friendly and mutual try to help each others
 
that said....
would you share what is your problem, since you already asked for help ( private help..) in another post ?

describe what is working, what not, attach procedures and photos of board , explain your moves and results
 
We will try to give you a helpful  hand.