OK.
What is the solution to solve this issue ?
etcher doesn’t start any more on the x86 device, I searched some solution without success.
I don’t use Etcher. I use my Manjaro ARM Flasher tool. You can build the package using this PKGBUILD:
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Ok, but Manjaro ARM Flasher tool only work on arm devices ?
how to build it on x86 devices ?
No, I use it on my Ryzen desktop all the time.
Get the PKGBUILD.
Run makepkg -si
Profit.
Nice, but I don’t know how to proceed, I’m not a power user, git is not familiar for me.
It has nothing to do with git.
Create a new text file called PKGBUILD.
Paste the contents of the file I linked into it and save it.
Run makepkg -si in the folder with the PKGBUILD file.
Done.
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It work’s, I save the tricks.
Should I flash on emmc an image with the 6.0 kernel or not ?
Not until you have an image with kernel 6.0.0-2.
Ok, I flash an image with the 5 kernel.
can I flash an image I built with the manjaro arm flasher ?
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Yes. Click the Browse button and select it. Then select target drive and press Start.
ok, I restart the manjaro arm flasher, I found the right target device
the manjaro arm flasher closed itself in the end of the flash ?
lsblk -f
sdb
├─sdb1 vfat FAT16 BOOT_MNJRO 19CA-AA97
└─sdb2 ext4 1.0 ROOT_MNJRO 7be438d4-5202-4b53-b0b7-9bc1ae906ded
The image I built for the m1 in the end of july is running 
Yes, it closes itself as it’s job is done.
The odroid m1 is now running with lxqt, thanks a lot for your help.
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