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[Armbian newsletter] - Github Highlights

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This week's changes center on expanded board and platform support, a modernized build and release pipeline anchored on Debian Trixie and ISO output, and a substantial documentation and release-process overhaul.

On the hardware side, the EmbedFire LubanCat 4 (RK3588S) and Xiaomi Pad 6S Pro (sheng) join as new boards, Tanix TX6S is promoted to Supported, and Banana Pi R2 (MT7623) returns with kernel 6.18, edge 7.1, and U-Boot 2026.07. The reComputer RK3588 moves to the Panthor open-source GPU stack, NanoPCT6 U-Boot advances to v2026.07, and reComputer RK3576/RK3588 receives U-Boot fixes for SPI boot, NVMe, and rockusb. Several Rockchip and Qualcomm device trees are corrected, and RTL8852BS, RTL88x2CS, and related wireless drivers are refreshed with substantial warning cleanup.

Build infrastructure sees the official host and default Docker image switch to Debian Trixie, Ubuntu Noble dropped from release and SDK targets, and image signing extended to every format. UEFI current/edge targets now ship as ISO for both minimal and desktop variants, nightly builds are restricted to platinum boards, and SDK CI moves to self-hosted runners with auto-retry and dispatch-driven index updates. A weekly stable build with automatic version bump is now scheduled.

Documentation and release tooling receive extensive rework: armbian-config pages are reorganized under /config/ with per-subcategory splits, per-app SEO pages and category hubs are emitted, and the manual changelog is replaced by per-release pages with a quarterly digest published to docs.armbian.com. Release-summary generation now groups by source repository, recovers PR links, and is anchored to release windows.

#Armbian #EmbeddedLinux #Rockchip #DebianTrixie #ReleaseEngineering

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