Can the OPI5 be Configured to Run LCNC?

@buzzFab I wasn't aware of the size limit of mega.nz. Did you try to use a working Ubuntu Jammy image and install the kernel deb package that's in the folder of the image I had uploaded?

This is the compressed image which is 1.18 GB instead of 5.92 GB:
mega.nz/file/mkAj0ADb#kOVsoqYLxDANBkXT2R...oZ83G4Og2jwaKIpWqwtU

@buzzFab I've finally received the OPi5+
The image I had uploaded doesn't work as is. It does load the dtb and kernel but then it's looking for an UUID that isn't in armbianEnv.txt or fstab, perhaps something wrong in the dtb or uboot.
Tomorrow I'll look further into it, perhaps using a working image and install the rt-kernel that I had uploaded will still work.

@royka I actually tried your image last night and it only booted to the (initramfs) prompt. I then built a xfce jammy image and download the debs from your folder. when i tried to install them with the gui only one would install, I cant remember which one.

You can now get a passively cooled aluminum case for the OPi5 and OPi5b on AliExpress or Amazon.

www.aliexpress.com/item/1005005558033596.html

www.amazon.com/Orange-Pi-Aluminum-Materi...atible/dp/B0C6K6QQXT

@buzzFab Here is a working image:
mega.nz/folder/78Z3UbRD#Pl8DdWmxLF3CDma21An8gQ

The only thing I noticed was that it gave an error about owner rights of the user folder, but this could've been due to that I pushed the reset button by accident after the first boot.
To fix this: sudo chown -R username:username /home/username

The latency was a bit higher as usual, about 12 uS, but probably because of no cooling, the same kernel on the opi5 performed good.

For this kernel I did a bit of a different approach, made a patch out of the difference of the rt53 branch and the normal branch till the same date and applied that patch to the kernel of xunlong.

Actually hoped that I could apply the patch to the more updated kernel of Armbian or Joshua Riek (5.10.160) but that didn't work. But this kernel is more up to date than the patched rt-kernel

@royka do i need to do anything with the files in your .deb directory?