If anyone asks why I prefer to work with Raspberry Pis when I want to tinker on a random project, consider:
I just spent the past hour with a brand new ArmSoM Sige7 board. This has been on the market for months, with some glowing reviews...
And it took about 30 minutes before I could get it to boot (20 to find an image that would flash properly and at least *start* booting). Then 20 to try getting logged in. And the last 10 trying to set up a forum account to ask for the default user/pass!
@geerlingguy Google found this:
The default account/password for the official image is armsom/armsom, linaro/linaro, root/1234.
here
https://docs.armsom.org/aim-family-started under "1. Obtaining the System Image"
Hope it helps.
@PHolder According to the docs and forum posts, yes. However, trying all of those on the Ubuntu 22.04 server image I noted in the GitHub issue... none work.
I tried Debian 11 and Ubuntu 22.04 desktop, none of those images would work to boot the board though (the 22.04 desktop image was corrupt—wouldn't even write to a card with Etcher!).
Is there no way to boot single-user mode on these things and set your own password?
Jeff Geerling
PHolder 
Mackaj