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  1. laurentppol's post in OPi5 does not see mPCIe SSD module. was marked as the answer   
    @Igor@Werner
    You are partially right (about broken current kernel):
    - with ALL (OrangePi OS - Debian, Armbian 24.8.1 with kernel 6.1.x and with 6.10.x) I do see my SSD.
    - there is no support for LUKS in OrangePi OS,
    - with kernel 6.1.x and LUKS partition I got R: 370MB/S, W:410MB/s),
    - with 6.10.x and LUKS (same box, same SSD) I got: R:40MB/s W:38MB/s. - so an order of magnitude less.
     
    Module is SK Hynix BC901 NVMe SSD (DRAM-less) (rev 03).
     
    All tests with DD, 10GB file (dummy, from /dev/zero).
     
    So 1st problem was hardware, and 2nd kernel version.
  2. laurentppol's post in OPi3 not routing (Armbian Buster) was marked as the answer   
    Looks there is a problem with one of my routers, not OPi3... Small change in routing scheme and I get WWW from IP Webcam on phone.
  3. laurentppol's post in [Invalid] - New OrangePi 4 (not B), no image at HDMI was marked as the answer   
    Ok, found solution:
    - restarted from scratch (*.img file -> uSD),
    - connected "real HDMI" (some overscan) TV, keyboard,
    - gone trough initial config (root passwd, "normal" user),
    - configured WiFi (had no wired Eth at my neighbour) using nmtui,
    - now SSH works in both directions.
     
    So conclusion is: the problem was / is (still no video on VGA) with cheap HDMI->VGA converter.

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