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Armbian Weekly digest

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Armbian Weekly digest

This week's updates center on new board enablement, kernel and driver compatibility for Linux 7.1, and CI tooling and build infrastructure refinements.

Hardware support expanded with the addition of the EasePi A2 (RK3568) and EasePi R2 (RK3588) IoT gateway/NAS devices, including device tree integration and asset publication, alongside new board configurations for TQ-Systems TQMa8MPxS and TQMa93xxLA modules. The Qidi X-6 was migrated to mainline U-Boot, and targeted fixes addressed the NanoPi R76S SD boot path on eMMC-less units, the NanoPi M5 GMAC rgmii-id regression, and Radxa E54C netplan WAN configuration.

On the kernel side, several out-of-tree wireless drivers — rtl8189es, rtl8723ds, and uwe5622 — were repaired for Linux 7.1 compatibility, while the radxa-aic8800 extension was rebased and dropped from sunxi-7.0. Rockchip work included DSI fixes for RK3576 dual-display, a VPLL clock parent for DP 4K overlay, HDMI RX EDID handling for the OPi5U, and resolution of a USB gadget NULL pointer crash on 6.18 and 7.0. The H616/H618 HDMI audio clocking was also corrected on sunxi.

Build and CI work emphasized reproducibility and quality gates: shellcheck now runs per-file with explicit bash scoping, pinned CLI tool versions are tracked via Renovate, and workflows hard-fail on missing board assets while suppressing duplicate comments. The Imager application received a Tauri 2.11.2 security bump addressing IPC origin confusion and a fix preventing Windows crashes when enumerating multi-extent volumes. Proxy handling during builds and kernel header dependency resolution (accepting dwarves in place of pahole) round out the developer-facing improvements.

#Armbian #EmbeddedLinux #Rockchip #DeviceTree #KernelDevelopment #SBC

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