<ludoa>
I've only used it as a headless server, with an external HDD connected to it. It was fine OOTB for that, only recently did I find this issue with Ethernet over USB.
<chewitt>
sadly that VFD driver never made it upstream due to mailing list bikeshedding
<ludoa>
I also have Tanix W2 (S4) and the adapter works there.
<chewitt>
combined with those ^ the clock works instead of showing BOOT all the time
<ludoa>
I used the following image on both boards, and the Ethernet adapter worked on Tanix W2 (S905W2), but not on Tanix TX3 Mini (S905W): https://github.com/devmfc/debian-on-amlogic
<chewitt>
the wireless chip is unsupported
<chewitt>
some folks reworked some downstream vendor sources to run on mainline kernels with Rockchip boards
<ludoa>
good to know, I was thinking I might as well display something there
<chewitt>
but to make it work they also ripped out the stuff that made it run on Amlogic boards :)
<chewitt>
S4 = S905X4 and S905W2 are both newer generation chips; unsupported upstream currently so must be using a vendor BSP kernel
<ludoa>
yes, the image I linked above has some patches to support them already though
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