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<omenius> is there server problems? Can't apt update
<omenius> it just took really long time
<stipa> are you sure your not downloading torrents at max?
<stipa> finland
<omenius> now it's good again. It was hanging on armbian.hosthatch.com
<stipa> whre'e that server?
<stipa> in which part of the world
<omenius> Reston Virginia 20190
<stipa> if you're in finland choose EU mirrors, check link above
<omenius> right, thanks. This setting should maybe be in armbian-config imo
<stipa> it's in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/armbian.list
<stipa> instead of the NA put WU and you're set
<stipa> EU*
<stipa> oh
<stipa> maybe it should, it's new thing
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<HerculeP> gm lanefu, FYI: that https://apt.armbian.com/mirrors link on the forum page https://forum.armbian.com/topic/16208-regional-armbian-apt-mirrors/ is not a proper web-page but just a json string
<Werner> Which is fine I assume since it states that it can be queried and not looked at :D
<HerculeP> ah, ok, misunderstood that
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<HerculeP> but that link inside that json "https://minio.k-space.ee/armbian/apt/" is broken (for months), should be "https://minio.k-space.ee/minio/armbian/apt/" instead
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<HerculeP> it appears even three times inside the EU section
<HerculeP> and additionally in inside AS and NA sections, although it is located in EU, very weird/confusing
<HerculeP> last year I got always problems when I accidentionally was redirected to that server :(
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<IgorPec> HerculeP: we can't do much on this mirror :( it annoyes me to
<HerculeP> hmm, the mirror itself is working well, just the links are a bit "unusual", just inserting the missing "minio/" worked here
<IgorPec> i know but we can't change anything :(
<HerculeP> same issue when using https://dl.armbian.com/ btw (at least when I used it last year)
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<IgorPec> dl. is the same as redirect.
<HerculeP> ok, I will not bother you any longer, just tried to help
<IgorPec> i know
<IgorPec> tnx
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<ArmbianTwitter> @realCWolpert (Le Dahu): Installation of #armbian and #pihole on #orangepi zero was super easy. However I had to force all my devices to use pi-hole DNS manually as they seem to query google DNS directly instead of my router. Inconvenient. Anyway, first impression: > 25 % of requests are filtered. https://t.co/hxpEEekh5P https://tinyurl.com/y66rllmt (18s ago)
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<ArmbianTwitter> @notkoutsie (؜): @super_narko @armbian I mean sure i could throw my OPi outside too yeah https://tinyurl.com/y25zbf3e (4s ago)
<ArmbianTwitter> @super_narko (Super Narko): @notkoutsie @armbian No no that screwheater is just brilliant thinking 🦾 https://tinyurl.com/y4jaf7kp (21s ago)
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<lanefu> HerculeP: yeah thanks for pointing that out.. I did make some better documentation here.. https://docs.armbian.com/User-Guide_Fine-Tuning/#choosing-an-apt-mirror I've updated that post to link
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<lanefu> he brings up a good point as well.. minio has 2 paths.. one is traight to the objets and one has indexes... i always thought the index view was just for us, does it work for everyone?
<HerculeP> yw
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<lanefu> HerculeP: also hoping to get mirror selection added to armbian config https://github.com/armbian/config/issues/120
<HerculeP> eg on https://minio.k-space.ee/minio/armbian/dl/odroidc2/archive/ if you select an object you get two options: delete & download, downloade works for everyone
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<HerculeP> btw, for /me/ https://mirrors.netix.net worked best (my max speed 200 Mb/s fully reached)
<HerculeP> (from Germany)
<lanefu> K maybe we'll experiment with changing thoe mirror uls for k-space.ee
<lanefu> HerculeP: great.. thats the beauty of having mirrors
<HerculeP> indeed :D
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<HerculeP> lanefu: cool new https://docs.armbian.com/User-Guide_Fine-Tuning/#choosing-an-apt-mirror , maybe you could add https://uk.mirrors.fossho.st/armbian/apt/ to the EU section as well
<HerculeP> they have both, us. and uk.
<lanefu> HerculeP: that's just an example.. it shows you how to get the list which could change :P
<HerculeP> ah, ok
<lanefu> but i suppose i'm being lazy
<lanefu> ahh let me fix the formatting
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<lanefu> yeah the curl example wasn't on a newline, i can see how that woud be less obvious
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<mbock> Hi! I am trying to understand the forum posts about the kernel and the NAND. Did I understand it correctly, that the current armbian image (5.9.14-sunxi kernel) does not support reading or writing the onboard NAND?
<mbock> (I am writing about the Cubietruck)
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<kprasadvnsi[m]> $1000 sd card reader 😆
<IgorPec> its writer too :)
<IgorPec> mbock: no, there is no NAND support in modern kernel. There was some experiments , but that's it
<kprasadvnsi[m]> How many sd card readers are not a sd card writer? :)
<IgorPec> there is a hw switch for write protection, you can short one permanently :)
<kprasadvnsi[m]> I am not sure who wanna write 16 sd cards at ones.
<mbock> IgorPec: I see. I would like to have a look at those experiments. Where can I find the sources of the 5.9.14-sunxi kernel used in the image? I cloned https://github.com/linux-sunxi/linux-sunxi, but that doesn't seem to be it...
<IgorPec> mbock: no idea. Its you running https://www.armbian.com/search or me
<IgorPec> i only remember that there was something
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