13:50 <qzcdfn> hello, how am I supposed to configure wlan if in the image I installe there's no wpa-supplicant, connman, nm, nothing. And that utility armbian-config that all tutorial pages are refering to is also missing. So I have no network to install missing packages and no packages to configure the wlan network

13:51 <Armbian-Discord> <I​gorPec> is this armbian at all?

13:52 <Armbian-Discord> <M​anoftheSea> It would be better to go to #armbian-csc, and also let us know the armbian image that you're using and the specific hardware

13:53 <qzcdfn> ah, no it's just plain bullseye debian. They didn't even included wpa-supplicant motherfu-rs

13:53 <Armbian-Discord> <T​heBug> Again you haven't given any useful information

13:53 <Armbian-Discord> <T​heBug> What image, what board

13:54 <Armbian-Discord> <I​gorPec> appratently some debian image from internet , can't help with this

13:54 <Armbian-Discord> <T​heBug> Not all Armbian images are produced directly by us either, anyone can use the build system to make customer images so of it's a trunk image it may not even be one we produced

13:55 <qzcdfn> yes, I thought its armbian, so I asked here. Apparenty its offtopic here

13:55 <Armbian-Discord> <T​heBug> What image and what board?

13:56 <qzcdfn> I need to get a cable

13:56 <Armbian-Discord> <T​heBug> Lol if you can't answer that then please go to forum...

13:59 <Armbian-Discord> <M​anoftheSea> "plain bullseye debian" is not armbian.

16:12 <Manouchehri> woah, the RK3399 has kvm?! :O

16:14 <Manouchehri> that's frigging awesome

17:14 <Armbian-Discord> <I​gorPec> https://forum.armbian.com/topic/18231-armbian-the-virtual-machine/

17:14 <ArmbianHelper> ^ Armbian the Virtual Machine - Other families - Armbian Community Forums

21:51 <stipa> I​gorPec i think armbian project is far from relying on VM

21:52 <stipa> like, running stable reliable VM on an ARM sbc supported by armbian

21:53 <stipa> i wouldn't go there with support ATM

21:54 <stipa> and promotion

21:56 <stipa> including half working boards into supported is one thing but going VM is too much

21:57 <stipa> VM is a cool thing now and there's market of ppl knowing of only VM and nothing below

21:57 <stipa> it could be a shit show

21:59 <stipa> on an RK3399 maybe

21:59 <stipa> it barely runs DE

22:00 <stipa> like, of millions users of that feature there'll be one dev

22:01 <stipa> but, who am i do disagree

22:02 <stipa> i can't even imagine VM supported instructionos

22:04 <stipa> i mean, where are the designers of that stuff

23:36 <steev> i keep meaning to play with crosvm