Hi all,

I recently got myself a bananapi m2 zero.
It works well with armbian.
Naive as I am, I tried to boot the
openSUSE-Tumbleweed-ARM-XFCE-sinovoipbpim2plus.armv7l.raw on it and of course failed miserably :-)

Today, with a serial console attached I found out that u-boot did not find the sdcard. OK, I just copied the u-boot from the armbian image over (after finding out it is directly on the SD card unpartitioned "header.." ;-)) and now it boots into GRUB and later even to a login prompt on the serial console. But there is nothing on the display (I would not care) and, worse, no ethernet / WiFi.

I guess I'd need a matching device tree file for the board (I also needed to recompile it for armbian to use the USB OTG port as an USB host port), but I failed at finding out where I could specify the dtb file to be used for booting.

Any hints on where to look for this?
--
Stefan Seyfried

"For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over
 public relations, for nature cannot be fooled." -- Richard Feynman
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