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Lamerjack

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  1. I had several problems updating the nanopi neo. After kernel update no boot. unfortunately i have to the cable to connect to uart... Last week i decided to flash a new image from the website. But same problem no boot... So i started to do tests on the previous image... Everytime that the initrd became bigger than 12mb... no boot... I found a fix: sudo nano /boot/boot.cmd after the line setenv load_addr "0x44000000" i added setenv ramdisk_addr_r "0x45000000" save the file and mkimage -C none -A arm -T script -d /boot/boot.cmd /boot/boot.scr i was able to update the latest kernel and then also update bookworm to trixie... today i want to do some tests with official image to see if the problem was the same... but i cannot find the image anymore.. Was removed?
  2. was trying the Armbian Imager because i was searching for an image for OrangePI RV2 that is not in download but is in the imager utility... And the RV2 image is marked of course as WorkInProgress... But i saw that here there is also 2 image for 4a maked as community support.. (that should be better than WIP) there is a command line trixie and a noble with XFCE (that let me think that HDMI works) somebody tried these images? If are usable i will plan to order a 4A that looks more interesting than RV2

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