What happened?
Flashing Armbian images for Arduino UNO Q using Armbian Imager v1.3.3 does not produce a bootable system on my board. After flashing, the board does not appear to boot successfully and I do not get video output through USB-C DisplayPort Alt Mode using my HDMI adapter or hub.
I tested the following images:
❌ Armbian Debian 13 Trixie Minimal CLI, flashed with Armbian Imager v1.3.3
❌ Armbian Ubuntu 26.04 Resolute GNOME, flashed with Armbian Imager v1.3.3
https://armbian.com/boards/arduino-uno-q
I also tested flashing with Arduino Flasher CLI v0.5.1, but the same Armbian images did not boot successfully.
As a control test, Arduino's official Debian 13 Trixie Desktop image works correctly when flashed using both tools:
✅ Arduino Debian 13 Trixie Desktop, flashed with Armbian Imager v1.3.3
✅ Arduino Debian 13 Trixie Desktop, flashed with Arduino Flasher CLI v0.5.1
Hardware:
Arduino UNO Q
Variant: 4 GB RAM, 32 GB eMMC
Power: USB-C 5V / 3A
Display setup: USB-C hub or USB-C to HDMI adapter
Monitor resolution tested: 1920x1080
Host OS used for flashing: MacBook Air M1
Armbian Imager version: 1.3.3
Arduino Flasher CLI version: 0.5.1
Expected result:
The Armbian image should boot on the Arduino UNO Q and provide either visible video output through USB-C DisplayPort Alt Mode, network access, serial console output, or another clear indication that the system has started.
Actual result:
- After flashing the Armbian images, the board does not appear to boot successfully. I do not get video output through my USB-C hub or HDMI adapter, and I cannot confirm that the OS is running.
- adb does not list any devices because the OS never starts.
- The Arduino UNO Q LEDs indicate that these images are not bootable.
Control result:
Flashing Arduino's official Debian image works as expected on the same board, using the same power supply, cable, hub, display, and flashing tools.
How to reproduce?
- Install
- Armbian Debian 13 Trixie Minimal CLI, flashed with Armbian Imager v1.3.3
- Armbian Ubuntu 26.04 Resolute GNOME, flashed with Armbian Imager v1.3.3
- Arduino's LED matrix is stuck on the startup logo and not booting, it indicates a bootloader error
- adb devices doesn't list andy connected devices
Branch
main (main development branch)
On which host OS are you running the build script and observing this problem?
MacBook Air M1 Version 14.7.4
Are you building on Windows WSL2?
Relevant log URL
No response
Code of Conduct
What happened?
Flashing Armbian images for Arduino UNO Q using Armbian Imager v1.3.3 does not produce a bootable system on my board. After flashing, the board does not appear to boot successfully and I do not get video output through USB-C DisplayPort Alt Mode using my HDMI adapter or hub.
I tested the following images:
❌ Armbian Debian 13 Trixie Minimal CLI, flashed with Armbian Imager v1.3.3
❌ Armbian Ubuntu 26.04 Resolute GNOME, flashed with Armbian Imager v1.3.3
https://armbian.com/boards/arduino-uno-q
I also tested flashing with Arduino Flasher CLI v0.5.1, but the same Armbian images did not boot successfully.
As a control test, Arduino's official Debian 13 Trixie Desktop image works correctly when flashed using both tools:
✅ Arduino Debian 13 Trixie Desktop, flashed with Armbian Imager v1.3.3
✅ Arduino Debian 13 Trixie Desktop, flashed with Arduino Flasher CLI v0.5.1
Hardware:
Arduino UNO Q
Variant: 4 GB RAM, 32 GB eMMC
Power: USB-C 5V / 3A
Display setup: USB-C hub or USB-C to HDMI adapter
Monitor resolution tested: 1920x1080
Host OS used for flashing: MacBook Air M1
Armbian Imager version: 1.3.3
Arduino Flasher CLI version: 0.5.1
Expected result:
The Armbian image should boot on the Arduino UNO Q and provide either visible video output through USB-C DisplayPort Alt Mode, network access, serial console output, or another clear indication that the system has started.
Actual result:
Control result:
Flashing Arduino's official Debian image works as expected on the same board, using the same power supply, cable, hub, display, and flashing tools.
How to reproduce?
Branch
main (main development branch)
On which host OS are you running the build script and observing this problem?
MacBook Air M1 Version 14.7.4
Are you building on Windows WSL2?
Relevant log URL
No response
Code of Conduct