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NanoPi A64 board from FriendlyArm

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26 minutes ago, tkaiser said:

If Armbian wants to improve IMO a few more boards should be kicked out of support (especially all those that allow for underpowering hassles -- MicroUSB for DC-IN just like this one here too)

If Armbian would do that - I would like to see / have a page with recommendations for buying a "new" board.

(OK - while lokking at the downloads-page this is something for the actual boards (stable and work in progress))

So when we got new users - they will have the same board.

With that the software will be tested faster and we have more reports for hunting bugs and get the system faster more stable .

 

@Igor : as suggestion for the download page:
Could we have some combined selection buttons at the download page  like "Mainline&stable" / "Legacy&Stable" or "Mainline&stable&server" ?

This could also be a recommendation for buying a board with armbian-support :)

sorry if the question isn't in the appropriate place, I've just flashed on Pine64+ Armbian_5.35_Pine64_Ubuntu_xenial_default_3.10.107.img

(btw Armbian_5.35_Pine64_Debian_jessie_default_3.10.107.img didn't work showing BUG print, something "softlock on cpu0" and then endlessly printing Call Trace into the serial port)

Is it supposed to be without HDMI output support or do I need to change something? Not that this is critical, basically all I need is connecting to it through SSH but if HDMI is supported it would be nice to configure it, I have an HDMI monitor after all. :D

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