01:53 <ArmbianTwitter> @A13_technology (∆13🏳️‍🌈): @_AvV_ @armbian @orangepixunlong @OPi_Community PMUs are also not limited to other "bigger" boards. The C.H.I.P had a AXP on it as well. For the A20: I get that the Orange Pi zero is cheap, but the H3 is more powerful and powerhungry than the A20. Wouldn't A13,R8,V3s or FC100s boards be better suited for bare metal ? (14s ago)

05:35 <Werner> Good morning

06:26 <IgorPec> morning

09:25 <ArmbianTwitter> @_AvV_ (Arjan (opidmx512)): @A13_technology @armbian @orangepixunlong @OPi_Community I've switched off 3 of the 4 cores (https://t.co/XeaSZZm9Q3). Also USB and WiFi are powered off. Hence the Orange Pi Zero LTS is not power-hungry at all. All other boards do not SPI flash and are too expensive. (31s ago)

09:28 <ArmbianTwitter> @_AvV_ (Arjan (opidmx512)): @A13_technology @armbian @orangepixunlong @OPi_Community "Wouldn't A13,R8,V3s or FC100s boards be better suited for bare metal ?". No, they are too large, or do not have Ethernet, or do not SDCard, or do not SPI flash, or have too much memory (expensive). The Orange Pi Zero/One are the perfect ones. (4s ago)

09:32 <ArmbianTwitter> @_AvV_ (Arjan (opidmx512)): @A13_technology @armbian @orangepixunlong @OPi_Community "Wouldn't A13,R8,V3s or FC100s boards be better suited for bare metal ?". They are too large, or do not have Ethernet, or do not have SDCard, or do not have SPI flash, or have too much memory (expensive). The Orange Pi Zero/One are the perfect ones. (19s ago)

09:34 <ArmbianTwitter> @_AvV_ (Arjan (opidmx512)): @A13_technology @armbian @orangepixunlong @OPi_Community "Wouldn't A13,R8,V3s or FC100s boards be better suited for bare metal ?". They are too large, or do not have Ethernet, or do not have SDCard, or do not have SPI flash, or have too much memory (expensive). The Orange Pi Zero LTS is perfect. #orangepizero (21s ago)

09:44 <ArmbianTwitter> @_AvV_ (Arjan (opidmx512)): @A13_technology @armbian @orangepixunlong @OPi_Community The Orange Pi Zero has a lovely form factor for building pixel controllers. https://t.co/eaKvuQd2Fq (26s ago)

10:28 <sbbg> Hi, I've better asking here. https://docs.armbian.com/Developer-Guide_User-Configurations/#user-provided-kernel-config <- I try with this. The kernel built with my imposed LibreELEC kernel config can be built. But when it boot, the /proc/config.gz show different config.

10:29 <Werner> Maybe you made a mistake with the file naming?

10:29 <sbbg> linux-sunxi-current.config , right?

10:29 <sbbg> I'm building for PineH64.

10:29 <Werner> sunxi64

10:30 <sbbg> GEEE

10:30 <sbbg> Thanks...what a stupid mistake.

10:30 <Werner> No worries. Happens all the time

11:11 <sbbg> It went wrong at rtl8188eu driver, it seems some redefinition happen here in LibreELEC 5.5.6 kernel tree. I will go into details later. Please leave anythough if you have. I'm starving. Thank you & have a nice day.

15:07 <Werner> .contribute

15:07 <ArmbianHelper> Armbian relys on community contributions. You can contribute as well! Find out how: https://github.com/armbian/build#contribute

15:07 <Werner> .fortune

15:07 <ArmbianHelper> I have a dream that my four children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character. -- Martin Luther King, Jr.

15:11 <IgorPec> .great

15:11 <ArmbianHelper> great, adjective, synonym for Armbian

15:11 <IgorPec> :)

15:11 <Werner> ,pkgsearch buster sunxi

15:11 <ArmbianHelper> Found 3 results: sunxi-tools, sunxi-tools-dbgsym, and u-boot-sunxi

15:12 <Werner> ,pkg buster apache2

15:12 <ArmbianHelper> Package: apache2 (2.4.38-3+deb10u3) in buster - Apache HTTP Server <https://packages.debian.org/buster/apache2>

15:12 <Werner> toys toys toys :)

15:12 <Werner> And before you ask, no I could not implement Armbian packages (yet)

15:18 <IgorPec> ,pkg hostapd

15:18 <ArmbianHelper> (pkg <distro/release name> <package name> [--depends] [--source]) -- Fetches information (version, description, etc.) from various operating system's package repositories. If --depends is given, fetches dependency info for the given package instead of general details. If --source is given, looks up the package name as a source package instead of a binary package. Not all options are supported for all (2 more messages)

15:19 <IgorPec> ok, fine

15:19 <Werner> ,pkg buster hostapd

15:19 <ArmbianHelper> Package: hostapd (2:2.7+git20190128+0c1e29f-6+deb10u1) in buster - IEEE 802.11 AP and IEEE 802.1X/WPA/WPA2/EAP Authenticator <https://packages.debian.org/buster/hostapd>

15:19 <Werner> It needs a release to search within