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Which image should I install on Odroid U3 Community (exynos4412)

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these boards are no longer available, but there are quite a lot of these boards around - they work really well and it would be nice to get an Armbian build for them.

 

There is an image from Odroid for it, but with an outdated 3.14 kernel. There is a working 4.9 Kernel for those boards - I was asking them, if they could update there image with the 4.8 Kernel, but the answer was no -    http://forum.odroid.com/viewtopic.php?f=77&t=16633&start=100

 

  
 
 

I own an Odroid u3 board as well and I would highly appreciate, if there would be an image available. I am using armbian on cubietruck and I am very happy with this distribution.

 

Thank's very much to the team!

Martin

No, ODROID-U3 is not supported and I suppose that's is not going to happen. You must use the hardkernel official images.

12 minutes ago, coolchip said:

If you like Arch Linux, this could be a thing for you:

 

 

Have you installed it?

Which kernel uses this image?

Yes, I use it as headless machine. 

 

Linux odroid-u3 4.15.11-1-ARCH #1 SMP Tue Mar 20 00:23:08 UTC 2018 armv7l GNU/Linux

O__O kernel 4.15.11 nice to know ... I'm a Debian and derivates user but maybe try Arch to bring a new kernel to my ODROID-U3 is a big idea. Thanks!!!

ArmBian may be customized to support the Odroid-u3 board.

I have made a script to build image from scratch few years ago, and I have updated it more recently to build an debian fom scratch system for odroid-u3, with official debian armmp linux kernel...

 

All work fine, from bootup to system, with a little customization of flash-kernel and partition map...

 

May be I get a little time to enhanced this suport... or to share my "bad" user script... ;-)

https://github.com/erdoukki/DEBIAN_TOOLS/blob/master/BUILD-DEBIAN-ARM-20180711.sh

Edited by Gandalf

6 minutes ago, Gandalf said:

ArmBian may be customized to support the Odroid-u3 board.


It can be, just someone has to prepare something like this: https://github.com/armbian/build/pull/1542/files and when we are sure it does't break anything, things got merged as CSC (community supported configurations). In some cases they got broad support, download images, sometimes nothing.

On 9/28/2019 at 4:32 PM, Gandalf said:

ArmBian may be customized to support the Odroid-u3 board.

I have made a script to build image from scratch few years ago, and I have updated it more recently to build an debian fom scratch system for odroid-u3, with official debian armmp linux kernel...

 

All work fine, from bootup to system, with a little customization of flash-kernel and partition map...

 

May be I get a little time to enhanced this suport... or to share my "bad" user script... ;-)

https://github.com/erdoukki/DEBIAN_TOOLS/blob/master/BUILD-DEBIAN-ARM-20180711.sh

After an upgrade from stretch to buster, the odroid u3 works fine with the linux-kernel-armmp 4.19...

 

I just "reset" use my flash-kernel/bootscript.odroid version

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