March 24, 20251 yr The images Debian Bookworm "Minimal/IOT images with Armbian Linux v6.12" generate what I understand is bad partition information. Once flashed to the SD card, the partition won't be recognised by Linux hinted by the message "couldn't find valid filesystem superblock", therefore they can't be mounted. The desktop image is fine though and the partitions generated after flashing into the SD card are recognised by the "disks" application. I've also tried with the Ubuntu-rockchip image which also generates correct/mountable partition information. I've tested this for the minimal images for OrangePi Max as well as OrangePi 5 Plus. The images were flashed with both "Raspberry Pi Imager" and "imageusb", since for some reason the recommended "USBImager" won't list my usb devices on Windows Edited March 24, 20251 yr by DiegoBM
March 24, 20251 yr Author Solution It seems I was doing something wrong. I can't seem to find the option to delete this post so I will keep this comment here.
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