I saw references on the site to a countdown in days to a major new release, but that has now disappeared, and I also see various mentions of version 5.34 but I do not know where to obtain this. The highest release in github seems to be 5.24. How does one find this? Apologies if this appears to be a stupid question - I looked everywhere.

• Build it on your own with armbians build script 
• or 'apt-get update' followed by 'apt-get upgrade' 

Hi @Igor, I saw one month ago that major update is released on 11th or 12th november. I wanted to try it but I can't find it, I searched even in Download area but no image released around this day is inside. Can you please help me where to find it?

Even mention about it at main armbian.com page disappeared. Many thanks.

Due - which was set 4 months ago - is approximately next week. The easiest thing is running buildall.sh script at the due date but nobody would be happy with the outcome

If you only want to try out, check nightly builds. We plan to rebuild what is stable, while the rest will be put out as automated testing build ... since not ready yet. 

 

While we have time I would propose to split armbian-config from BSP to a separate package since looks like it may need a lot more frequent updates and bugfixes that 2-3 per year, and telling users to switch everything to the beta repo is not a good solution to armbian-config problems because they will install partially broken or incomplete u-boot and kernel builds.

Yes, under ... extras-buildpkgs/ ... than it would be best to do it now.

Since it doesn't have any compilation related stuff it would be easier to put it to extras/ for now, and possibly migrate it and firmware to extras-buildpkgs/ in the future.

working on it done

 

29 minutes ago, Igor said:

working on it done

I reworked it a little bit, but didn't test it yet.

Since armbian-config files right now will conflict with BSP files, "Replaces: armbian-bsp" is not a perfect solution and since armbian-config is supposed to be executed as root, can you please move armbian-config (main launcher script) to /usr/sbin and other scripts to /usr/lib/armbian-config? You'll need to adjust paths in armbian-config scripts and packaging script as well.

12 hours ago, zador.blood.stained said:

can you please move armbian-config (main launcher script) to /usr/sbin and other scripts to /usr/lib/armbian-config?

This still needed?

Just now, Igor said:

This still needed?

Yes, I'll try to do it by myself with some additional changes.

On 11/11/2017 at 7:59 AM, Igor said:

Due - which was set 4 months ago - is approximately next week. The easiest thing is running buildall.sh script at the due date but nobody would be happy with the outcome

If you only want to try out, check nightly builds. We plan to rebuild what is stable, while the rest will be put out as automated testing build ... since not ready yet. 

 

 

Hi friends, I read about H3-H5-A64, but I want to ask if Orange Pi Zero with H2+ will be supported, and if yes, when approx. is release date for stable armbian 5.34 with kernel 4.13?
And if I can use Orange Pi R1 mainline 4.13 for Orane Pi Zero? (simply if it will work, or if any discrepancies are expected)

Cubietruck 5.31 on NAND, apt-upgrade, apt install armbian-config ... works http://sprunge.us/cYVJ cma=96M and also video works.

29 minutes ago, peter12 said:

Hi friends, I read about H3-H5-A64, but I want to ask if Orange Pi Zero with H2+ will be supported, and if yes, when approx. is release date for stable armbian 5.34 with kernel 4.13?
And if I can use Orange Pi R1 mainline 4.13 for Orane Pi Zero? (simply if it will work, or if any discrepancies are expected)

There will be no stable releases for H3/H5/A64 in the current stable release and there will be no stable releases for these boards with kernel 4.13 since it will be upgraded to 4.14 soon.

OPi Zero may get a stable mainline release in a few months, but without support for onboard XR819 wireless.