Hello, I have an Orange Pi 3 LTS and I would like to install manjaro since the original images on the manufacturer’s website have repositories that I don’t trust and also because I like the work of manjaro. I installed the image available on github (Manjaro-ARM-minimal-opi3-lts-22.08.img.xz) from the following link Release 22.08 · manjaro-arm/opi3-lts-images · GitHub . I used etcher to copy the files to the microSD card. The Orange Pi 3 LTS has the green light when the card is inserted but nothing appears on the screen through the HDMI. If you remove the SD card, the device will boot the operating system installed on the emmc. Thanks
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I tested the minimal manjaro it worked very well! Also out of curiosity I tried the gnome image and tomorrow I will test the rest of the images. I thought the gnome gets a little heavy to lag a little bit but the hardware isn’t the best either. As for wifi and bluetooth will be supported? In gnome it didn’t detect wifi or bluetooth in minimal I didn’t get to check it but it’s not a problem for me because I use RJ45. Thank you and congratulations to the manjaro team for their availability for their work.
Wifi and bluetooth will work in the future as it needs some custom patches as the wifi chip used in the device does not have any support in upstream kernel.
Gnome will be heavy for this gpu. Kde plasma with Wayland will work much smoother.
Tested the Plasma dev image, it does indeed have HDMI out again and functions fairly well.
It did however not have Wifi/BT (expected) or Ethernet (not expected). I have the same issue with no Ethernet on the Rock 3A, but that’s a completely different SoC, so it might not be related.