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  1. balbes150 Elite member 2022-9-1 20:27:30

    Libreelec kernel 6.0-rc3
    Armbian kernel 6.0-rc3
    Altlinux kernel 5.19.5

  2. balbes150 Elite member 2022-9-6 17:39:40

    Libreelec kernel 6.0-rc4
    Armbian kernel 6.0-rc4 (edge) and 5.19.7 (current)

  3. balbes150 Elite member 2022-9-8 23:16:27

    test versions Armbian 20220908-efi with EFI\GRUB support for P2

  4. balbes150 Elite member 2022-9-22 15:29:30

    Libreelec kernel 6.0-rc6
    Armbian kernel edge 6.0-rc6 , current 5.19.10 , legacy 4.19.232
    Altlinux kernel 5.19.10

    important, now u-boot supports EFI\Grub startup mode in all images. i.e. if you install any image on eMMC\NVMe.  new u-boot with EFI\Grub support will be installed automatically and it will be easy to run any "old" or "new" system that uses the startup mode with extlinux.conf or with EFI.

  5. balbes150 Elite member 2022-11-8 21:43:33

    Libreelec kernel 6.0.7
    Armbian kernel 6.0.7 and 5.19.17
    Altlinux kernel 6.0.7

  6. knott Newbie 2022-11-9 15:07:22

    Hello, does the Armbian firmware include GUI? If need XFCE, where can i get that?

  7. balbes150 Elite member 2022-11-9 22:03:44

    knott Posted at 2022-11-9 15:07
    Hello, does the Armbian firmware include GUI? If need XFCE, where can i get that?

    See the image name, versions with DE XFCE have "desktop" in the name

  8. matthuo Member 2022-11-10 17:20:13

    Does it support hardware decoder for video streaming?

  9. balbes150 Elite member 2022-11-11 13:49:52

    matthuo Posted at 2022-11-10 17:20
    Does it support hardware decoder for video streaming?

    It depends on the format, some require additional packages with the necessary decoders. Check for yourself.

  10. balbes150 Elite member 2022-11-11 20:20:24

    New version ArmbianTV 20221111 of edge images with core 6.1.
    Added support for NVMe and WiFi.
    I checked the installation of the system on NVMe - everything works, the system starts with NVMe, while the SATA SSD disk is also visible and accessible. This will allow you to have both a small NVMe (expensive and fast) to accommodate the system and frequently used directories and a large SATA SSD (large and cheap) to accommodate large archives\data).

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