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01 Dec 06:48

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This week’s Armbian development saw significant progress in board support and configuration updates. Notable additions include support for the Radxa CM5 IO and Youyeetoo YY3588 boards, alongside improvements for existing hardware such as the Youyeetoo R1 V3 and NanoPi R76S. Several boards, including the Radxa Rock 2A & F, were promoted to standard support status, while video output configurations were refined for BananaPi R4 and Radxa E52c. The team also made kernel advancements by bumping the edge branch to version 6.18-rc7 and updating Helios4 to the latest mainline U-Boot. Additional changes focused on package definitions, Thunderbolt support adjustments, and enhanced boot order and filesystem support, reflecting ongoing efforts to streamline and expand Armbian’s hardware compatibility.

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24 Nov 06:44
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This week in Armbian development saw significant updates across multiple areas, with a strong focus on bootloader enhancements and kernel upgrades. U-Boot was bumped to v2026.01-rc2 for several devices, introducing BTRFS support and improved boot management. Kernel updates included the advancement of the mainline kernel to v6.18-rc6 and the upgrade of Allwinner CURRENT kernels. Desktop usability saw improvements with fixes to shortcuts, app group management, and the addition of a default user icon. New hardware support was added for boards like AM62L EVM and expanded features for devices such as the youyeetoo-r1 and sunxi64. Additional changes included power management refinements, patch cleanups, and the introduction of new CLI tools, reflecting ongoing efforts to enhance stability and user experience.

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22 Nov 22:47

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17 Nov 06:44

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This week’s Armbian development saw a broad range of updates focused on system stability, hardware support, and user experience improvements. Key highlights include the addition of Ubuntu 25.10 and 26.04 as build targets, enhanced support for Rockchip and Qualcomm WiFi 7, and kernel updates for multiple boards. Several vendor U-Boot files were dropped in favor of mainline versions, while first login procedures were refined for automated builds and Docker group management. System-wide suspend and hibernation were disabled to improve reliability, and cosmetic tweaks were made to the MOTD display. Additional changes addressed CI behavior, board configuration cleanups, and improved logging practices. These updates collectively strengthen Armbian’s platform for both developers and end users.

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10 Nov 06:45

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This week in Armbian development saw a range of significant updates and improvements across the project. Key highlights include enhanced support for Rockchip-based boards, with new devices such as the LuckFox Pico Mini, Lyra Plus, Lyra Ultra W, and Pico Pro/Max added to the lineup. Kernel configuration and build processes received multiple fixes and optimizations, including cleanup of forced configs, improved matrix generation, and expanded AX25 and BTRFS support. The framework now supports mmdebstrap, and database management for Immich and Netbox has been streamlined with containerized deployments. Additional updates addressed board-specific issues, such as Espressobin kernel bumps and Radxa Zero 3W antenna overlays. These changes collectively strengthen Armbian’s hardware compatibility, reliability, and developer tooling.

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03 Nov 06:44

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This week’s Armbian development saw significant progress across multiple fronts, including expanded hardware support and key software enhancements. Notable additions include support for new boards such as the Radxa E54C and Hardkernel ODROID M1S, as well as the integration of Debian Forky as a CSC target. Kernel updates were prominent, with bumps to versions 6.17 and 6.18, alongside improved configuration management for various devices. Bootloader improvements were made, including enhanced BTRFS support and more reliable local version settings in U-Boot. Several bug fixes addressed build errors and kernel configurations, particularly for IMX8 and Filogic/BPI-R4. The release also featured updates to documentation and board maintenance, ensuring smoother development workflows and broader compatibility.

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27 Oct 06:46

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This week’s Armbian build updates feature significant advancements in board support and system maintenance. Notable highlights include the addition of support for new devices such as the BesTV R3300-L and Mekotronics R58-4X4, as well as mainline U-Boot integration for several platforms. The release also introduces a KDE Plasma Mobile environment for Trixie and updates U-Boot to version 2025.10 across multiple boards. Kernel improvements include bumps to Linux 6.17 and 6.18-rc2, along with targeted fixes for Rockchip and wireless drivers. Various board configurations received maintenance, and enhancements were made to build framework flexibility. These changes collectively strengthen Armbian’s hardware compatibility and user experience.

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20 Oct 06:41

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This week’s Armbian development saw a series of notable updates across build scripts, kernel versions, and board support. Key improvements include the addition of wget to host preparation scripts and expanded zram compression options for meson64 configurations. The build system now allows for minimal btrfs compressed images and introduces kernel bumps to version 6.18 for multiple platforms, including qcs6490, meson64, rockchip64, and UEFI. The BPI-R4/filogic platform received a kernel reorganization, while a new CSC board, Luckfox Lyra Zero W, was added for rockchip devices. Several build machinery fixes and driver updates were also implemented, alongside corrections in module documentation. These changes collectively enhance Armbian’s flexibility, hardware compatibility, and overall reliability.

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13 Oct 06:42

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This week’s Armbian development saw a series of important updates and hardware support enhancements across multiple platforms. Notable additions include SATA overlay support for Orange-Pi-5, initial compatibility for Mekotronics R58HD, and improved kernel configuration for xpressreal-t3 with WWAN and IOSM support. Kernel and bootloader updates were widespread, with several boards receiving bumps to Linux 6.17 and U-Boot v2025.10-rc releases. Key patches addressed Wi-Fi injection for Linux 6.12, display mode fixes for rk3588 boards, and eMMC frequency adjustments for NanoPC-T6. Automation improvements and driver updates further streamlined the build process. These changes collectively strengthen Armbian’s hardware compatibility and system reliability for users and developers alike.

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06 Oct 06:40

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This week’s Armbian development saw significant kernel updates and hardware support improvements across multiple platforms. Key highlights include stabilizing the BananaPi BPI-F3 on Linux 6.16, bumping the rockchip64-edge kernel to 6.17, and compressing kernel modules for BPI-R4. The team also introduced mainline NPU support for Khadas VIM3 and made several bug fixes, such as reverting problematic patches for OdroidC1+ and correcting CPU voltage settings for RK3576. Additional enhancements were made for NanoPi M5, including improved power regulation and device tree organization. Upstreamed patches were dropped for UEFI loong64, and the odroidxu4-current kernel was updated to 6.6.108, reflecting ongoing efforts to maintain stability and expand hardware compatibility.

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