02:25 <DC-IRC> <terrorpup> FYI, if anyone get an MangoPi with the Allwinner H616, it's running OrangeOS Debian for the OrangePi Zero, so I assume that means Armbian if there an image for the Orange Pi Zero

02:30 <DC-IRC> <viraniac> Do you mean Orange Pi Zero 2? Cause Orange Pi Zero is H2+/H3

04:49 <DC-IRC> <terrorpup> Yes

04:51 <DC-IRC> <terrorpup> Their base image, will try to play with Armbian on it later, been recording and decommissioning a NAS and trying to rebuild another one. A long day in my home lab.

04:51 <DC-IRC> <terrorpup> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/858829379642720296/1181095330675183696/image.png?ex=657fcfbe&is=656d5abe&hm=904f2084a227155606396341d6443cad07bc44abc54d0fc5ad64d610d5745d87&

18:27 <DC-IRC> <zwillx> A lot of people working on this XD

18:27 <DC-IRC> <zwillx> Me too haha. I got my 6.6 build for OPi zero2W started also. Which kernel version are you using there?

18:31 <DC-IRC> <shivansps> i want to make a older RPI3 3.5" SPI display work on it, i think it should be posible on armbian

18:31 <DC-IRC> <shivansps> i want to make a older waveshare RPI3 3.5" SPI display work on it, i think it should be posible on armbian

18:32 <DC-IRC> <shivansps> i want to test Zero3 as VPN routers / wifi AP at some point too

18:32 <DC-IRC> <shivansps> i want to test Zero3 as WG VPN routers / wifi AP at some point too

18:33 <DC-IRC> <zwillx> re: SBC chips, those Allwinner 12nm are following the bigger trend, don't think they will make it to a Pi Zero clone. Looks like they have NPUs etc, won't be cheap. I want something like this, except with Amlogic s928x for lower power use https://www.cnx-software.com/2023/02/28/amlogic-s928x-specifications-a-penta-core-arm-cortex-a76-a55-soc-with-mali-g57-gpu-3-2-tops-npu/

18:33 <DC-IRC> <zwillx> ps - ignore the price , that's a total lie XS

18:33 <DC-IRC> <zwillx> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/858829379642720296/1181302326863081612/image.png?ex=65809086&is=656e1b86&hm=7b824a95b9c6ad0cc145ae24ce9b28287e4afd26d27a992fbd2377b29dfc3cf4&

18:34 <DC-IRC> <zwillx> for sure, I've seen the DTB overlays for the MIPI or whatever that 26 pin screen is called

18:35 <DC-IRC> <shivansps> thats not a display connector

18:36 <DC-IRC> <shivansps> the one im talking about connects to the 40 pin gpio

18:36 <DC-IRC> <shivansps> and the relevant pins are all in the same position as in a RPI

18:44 <DC-IRC> <zwillx> oh I see, sure. There's a guy who does it and shares some good info

18:44 <DC-IRC> <zwillx> https://othermod.com/product/raspberry-pi-dpi-topper-for-40-pin-lcd-24-bit-rgb-888-version/

18:44 <DC-IRC> <zwillx> https://github.com/othermod/DPI-Topper-888/tree/main

23:51 <DC-IRC> <shivansps> nah it is this one, https://www.waveshare.com/w/upload/d/d6/Virtual_Keyboard_Installation01.png

23:53 <DC-IRC> <shivansps> I saw other people running similar SPI screens on earlier hardware like a Zero 2 but using the older kernels that still had the fbtft_device module that got remove in 5.4

23:54 <DC-IRC> <shivansps> And this one worked on a RPI with the waveshare script that is intended only for RPIs

23:56 <DC-IRC> <shivansps> I have no idea of how to try to use it on kernels that dosent have the fbtft_device. I heard that armbian has a collection of overlays to use it, so first i must get a working armbian image.