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NanoPC T4

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What's going on with 'Armbian_21.02.3_Nanopct4_focal_current_5.10.21_mate_desktop.img'? There is no /boot contents at all.

Also, it's just me, or it's looks like analog audio is broken out of the box on Linux 5.x images? Tried old image (from Linux 5.4 days) with manually installed Gnome and today stable image with preinstalled XFCE - in both cases there is no audio via integrated audio adapter (HDMI Audio works fine).

 

Logs: http://ix.io/3lMc

Hey!

 

Just installed a fresh copy of the current Armbian for the NanoPC T4 and run into a few troubles. 

 

1) There are quite a few options missing from the armbian-config, for instance WiFi setup. However, eth0 works.

 

2) I also cannot get the eDP display working. WOuld it be possiibler to add the missing dts contend by overlay or has it to be included into the u-boot?

 

3) For HDMI I only have a small 800x480 screen that is also not detected correctly. However connecting it to my linux PC does work fine. SO how to modify startup to correctly set the HDMI to that specific resolution?

 

4) I could modify the system to pull the rootfs from the PCIe SSD and every file is moved there. but any time I pull the SD card, the old Frinedlyarm u-boot starts. I cannot get the Armbian u-boot to run instead and the installer option is missing from armbian-config.

 

What can I do to support? Is there any premature code I could test?

 

Regards!

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