Armbian Weekly Highlights: Enhanced Compatibility and Tooling This week in Armbian development saw a range of significant updates and improvements across the project, focusing heavily on expanding hardware support and refining the build framework. Major Highlights The Armbian ecosystem saw significant expansion into the emerging micro-compute camera space, notably adding
This week in Armbian: We're gearing up for the 25.11 release with a code freeze approaching November 20th, while development continues with new board support and kernel updates. We're also exploring the JetHub D1+ as a professional automation solution, understanding safe operating temperatures for SBCs,
SBCs operate safely up to 80°C but throttle at 85°C. Keep temperatures under 70°C with heatsinks, airflow, and monitoring for optimal performance and longevity.
Forget messy DIY wiring. JetHub D1+ delivers production-ready automation with integrated Zigbee, RS-485, and isolated I/O in a compact DIN-rail package running Armbian or Home Assistant OS.
Armbian 25.11 code freeze begins November 20th. Maintainers should test boards, resolve critical issues, and join the coordination meeting on November 8th.
This week's Armbian updates include new board support for Radxa E54C and ODROID M1S, kernel bumps to 6.17 and 6.18, enhanced U-Boot BTRFS support, and critical bug fixes for IMX8 and BPI-R4 builds.
Welcome to this week’s Armbian Newsletter: your source for the latest developments, community highlights, and behind-the-scenes updates from the world of open-source ARM and RISC-V computing. This week, we take a look at new board support progress, kernel and package updates, and key contributions from our growing developer community.
Armbian added support for new boards, improved kernel and storage performance, and introduced features like RK3308 OTG Host Mode. Bug fixes and stability updates enhance overall system reliability.
SPI flash stores critical bootloader firmware on SBCs, ensuring faster and more reliable boot processes than SD card-based systems.
Dear Armbians, I'm thrilled to announce the launch of this digest for our amazing community. For newcomers, Armbian is a lightweight Linux distribution that breathes life into ARM-based single-board computers, transforming tiny, affordable boards into powerful servers, workstations, and IoT devices. This newsletter is our way of keeping
This update adds support for new boards, improves Rockchip64 video decoding, fixes Ethernet on Rockpi S, and streamlines development workflows.
Armbian's latest updates bring critical ethernet fixes for Rockchip SoCs, enhanced hardware support for Banana Pi R4 and NanoPi M6, plus various build system improvements and kernel updates.