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Pasha Ram

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    add your needed commands in /etc/rc.local just before the exit 0; ...
     
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    None of those were build for Raspbian. They were build for Debian and Armbian is generic Debian / Ubuntu.

    This method works in local network:
    apt-get -y install xrdp vnc4server xorgxrdp
     
    but for the way you want to use it (Teamviewer style) I don't have experiences. Just make sure to use Armbian with a modern 4.19.y kernel to rule out possible kernel related issues.
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    I can only give you few insights - with a little bigger heatsink and running
    stress --cpu 8 --io 4 --vm 2 --vm-bytes 128M --timeout 1000s I can push the board (CLI) barely up to 80° and heatsink temperature doesn't pass over 50°. In your case, most likely 3D engine (lima) is doing something which contribute to some heating. I would say your heatsink is surely too small for the load, yes, but also this 3D engine is far from fine tuned - its status is "it works somehow". Perhaps Mali DVFS (which is unrelated to CPU speed settings) part is not working properly or not at all. I think that could explain overheating.

    For audio - I don't know, but I think I read it sowewhere. Try to do some better searching.

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