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  1. Honestly, I've already forgotten what the problem was there. Most likely, I used the Armbian installer and specified where to install the distribution in the automatic image download mode. Before that, I had tried writing it manually. Besides that, I found an important nuance — if you install software through armbian-config, for example GNOME and Chromium, the Plymouth splash screen will be automatically configured at boot, and hardware video decoding will be enabled in the browser, which for some reason does not get enabled when installing manually.
  2. Has anyone installed Waydroid on Armbian 26.2.4? Are there any manual for this?
  3. Hi everyone! Can anyone tell me how to make the system boot without displaying any text characters? I'd like to just see the Radxa logo, then a black screen and the login screen (GDM). What settings do I need to configure to achieve this? I have the Armbian 2.6.4 Trixie CLI image installed with GNOME.
  4. the problem is solved
  5. How to install Armbian on an eMMC module? Simply using Armbian Imager with the image file doesn't work—the system won't boot. The official Radxa OS boots fine from the same eMMC module.
  6. This recipe does not work for me. Could you please explain in more detail which exact Armbian image you are using and what exactly needs to be done to get the sound working?

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