06:49 <DC-IRC> <demosspro> hello dear friends, i need help. I develop software and prepare system in microsd on my orangepi 3 lts. Then i use nand-sata-install scrript to deploy it on 4 pcs of that. Then i was mistake and format my microsd. Is that anyway to restore my work from working system on orangepi to microsd again?

06:49 <DC-IRC> <demosspro> hello dear friends, i need help. I develop software and prepare system in microsd on my orangepi 3 lts. Then i use nand-sata-install script to deploy it on 4 pcs of that. Then i was mistake and format my microsd. Is that anyway to restore my work from working system on orangepi to microsd again?

06:57 <DC-IRC> <Werner> Good question. Tried a simple `dd` from eMMC to microsd and see if it boots? Worst thing that can happen is non working.

06:58 <DC-IRC> <Werner> Anyways the script is there: https://github.com/armbian/build/blob/main/packages/bsp/common/usr/sbin/armbian-install

06:58 <DC-IRC> <Werner> So should be possible to kind a reverse the steps.

16:54 <DC-IRC> <ajshell1> So, I'm currently running Raspbian (Yes, I know) on my LibreComputer Renegade, and I installed RetroPie on top of that. Unfortunately, despite having a rockchip 3328, it's running WORSE than my Raspberry Pi 1 B+ it was intended to replace.

16:54 <DC-IRC> <ajshell1> Could Armbian help with that somehow, or is this board just a piece of junk?

17:33 <DC-IRC> <xMx> i have 0 friends

17:34 <wifasoi[m]> xMx: weird flex, but ok

18:22 <DC-IRC> <Jason123> @ajshell1 armbian on the rk3328 is good

18:22 <DC-IRC> <Jason123> Though I run it headless it runs everything fine

18:23 <DC-IRC> <ajshell1> Unfortunately, I have a beefy TrueNAS Scale server, so that handles everything I could possibly want running headless

18:23 <DC-IRC> <ajshell1> So I was looking for something to replace the cheap Chinese TV box I had before LOL

18:23 <DC-IRC> <ajshell1> I'm starting to think I should have gotten an Odroid

18:24 <DC-IRC> <Jason123> For video playback?

18:40 <DC-IRC> <ajshell1> For emulation

18:40 <DC-IRC> <ajshell1> And because it seems to be more widely supported and documented

18:41 <DC-IRC> <ajshell1> Like, it's running SO FUCKING BADLY that it can't run an NES emulator at full speed

18:49 <DC-IRC> <Maztitos> I'd say it's worth a shot to try Armbian

18:50 <DC-IRC> <ajshell1> Yeah, I'll give it a shot

18:50 <DC-IRC> <Maztitos> Might be that you aren't getting gpu acceleration with Raspbian on your Renegade, which Armbian should fix I'd hope

18:50 <DC-IRC> <ajshell1> Also, I'm pissed because the composite video wasn't working on any OS I tried before with it

18:50 <DC-IRC> <Maztitos> Ahhh, hooking up to a CRT?

18:50 <DC-IRC> <ajshell1> Yep

18:50 <DC-IRC> <Maztitos> Nice, I hope Armbian works out for you!

18:51 <DC-IRC> <ajshell1> Me too

18:58 <DC-IRC> <ajshell1> Also, the Le Potato has an incredibly stupid composite pinout

19:01 <DC-IRC> <ajshell1> The renegade the same pinout as the pi. VGLR. AKA CTIA. OMTP is GVLR.

19:01 <DC-IRC> <ajshell1> The Le Potato and Tritium are VLGR.

21:50 <schwar3kat> Is it possible to push an additional commit to another persons pull request on Armbian? I think that I can do a pull request on the branch, but I think that this would create a separate pull request and complicate things because the change for my board is required together with the other changes or it will break. Is a separate pull request the best way to do this?