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Armbian 24.11 Released with Support for OrangePi 5 Max and Radxa ROCK 5B+

posted by Marius Nestor on Nov 30, 2024,
updated Dec 07, 2024

Coming three months after Armbian 24.8, the Armbian 24.11 release introduces support for new single-board computers like the Radxa ROCK 5B+, Radxa E20C, ArmSoM-CM5, ArmSoM-Sige3, OrangePi 5 Max, OK3568-C, NanoPi M6, Retro Lite CM5, CherryBa M1, LUCKFOX Core3566, and Turing RK1.

In addition, this release adds support for the OnePlus 8T smartphone, TV Box Magicsee C400 Plus Android TV box, and Cyber Aib RK3588 octa-core 64-bit (A76+A55) processor. Of course, many of the hardware that Armbian already supported received improvements for a better experience.

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Gizmos And Linuxiac:

Armbian 24.11 Update Highlights System Improvements and Hardware Expansion

Armbian 24.11 introduces significant updates designed to improve system performance, expand hardware compatibility, and enhance usability for developers and SBC enthusiasts alike. This release focuses on streamlining workflows, refining tools, and providing new pre-configured images to simplify specific use cases.

Armbian 24.11 Debuts Enhanced Tools, Expanded Hardware Support

Armbian, a lightweight Linux distro optimized for ARM-based single-board computers, announced the availability of its latest version, 24.11, which includes a range of enhancements, expanded hardware support, improved system utilities, and more.

We’ll start by saying that the build system is now equipped with new tools designed to enhance build speed and integration. Optimized workflows and prebuilt configurations now make deploying custom firmware more accessible, especially for developers with specialized projects.

Linuz Magazine:

Armbian 24.11 Released with Expanded Hardware S... » Linux Magazine

The developers of Armbian have announced the general availability of Armbian 24.11. This major update not only adds enhanced functionality but also expands hardware support.

Armbian 24.11 now supports system-on-chip (SoC) computers, such as the Radxa ROCK 5B+, Radxa E20C, ArmSoM-CM5, ArmSoM-Sige3, OrangePi 5 Max, OK3568-C, NanoPi M6, Retro Lite CM5, CherryBa M1, Luckfox Core3566, and Turing RK1.

But there's more: Armbian also now supports other types of devices, such as the OnePlus 8T phone, TV Box Magicsee C400 Plus, Android TV box, and the Cyber Aib RK3588 octa-core 64-bit processor.

In addition to expanded hardware support, you'll also find a much improved system configuration utility that now includes task automation, network configuration, SSH settings management, installing/uninstalling applications, and more.

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Armbian v24.11

We are thrilled to announce Armbian Release 24.11.1, packed with significant updates across our entire ecosystem! These updates are aimed at enhancing functionality, expanding hardware support, and refining the user experience for both developers and everyday SBC users. Let’s dive into the exciting new features!

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