Amlogic-no, New Order
Team CoreELEC is proud to present project Amlogic-no (New Order).
For months, the team has worked tirelessly to build an “almost finished” product, ready for the first public test release.
Team CoreELEC would like to thank all those who helped to get this project off the ground, no matter how small or large their contribution.
Special thanks go to Khadas for helping us with the implementation of the software support.
What is new?
-
New Order is based on Amlogic Vendor Kernel 5.15.153.
-
New Order will merge back some “missing” Amlogic platforms by Amlogic Vendor Kernel 5.4, Amlogic-ne.
-
Device support for New Order currently starts with G12A (S905X2) till S6 (S905X5).
-
Support for GXL (S905X) will be dropped by New Order.
The Kodi interface still uses the same Kodi Omega base as Amlogic-ne.
What will change?
-
There are no plans porting Kodi 21 Omega to Amlogic-no.
-
Starting with CoreELEC-22 release sometime in the future support for Amlogic-ng and Amlogic-ne might be dropped entirely.
-
The part about CoreELEC-21 in Restructure of CoreELEC device structure will become obsolete.
All projects Amlogic-ng, Amlogic-ng-dv and Amlogic-ne will be maintained until the EOSD of CoreELEC-21.
What does not yet work?
- Not all Wifi chips are yet supported or might be not supported at all because of missing driver sources. If you have such device please follow this link and provide more information for getting support.
Discussion
How to try it?
-
Please follow this link to the nightly builds. Download and install your matching image.
-
It’s highly recommend to make a new, fresh install of Amlogic-no! Preferred on a removable spare boot media to not interfere with current available installation. Just unplug current boot media and plug in new one with Amlogic-no.
Currently supported devices:
| Supported Amlogic Device | Family | SoC |
|---|---|---|
| Generic | G12A | S905X2 |
| Beelink GT1 Mini | G12A | S905X2 |
| Beelink GT Mini A | G12A | S905X2 |
| Generic | G12A | S905Y2 |
| Radxa Zero | G12A | S905Y2 |
| Libre Computer Alta | G12B | A311D |
| Khadas VIM3 | G12B | A311D |
| Radxa Zero 2 | G12B | A311D |
| Sinovoip Bananapi-M2S | G12B | A311D |
| Sinovoip Bananapi-M2S | G12B | S922X |
| Beelink GS King X | G12B | S922X |
| Beelink GT King | G12B | S922X |
| Minix U22-XJ | G12B | S922X |
| Odroid N2 | G12B | S922X |
| Ugoos AM6(b) | G12B | S922X |
| Generic | S4 | S905W2 |
| Generic | S4 | S905Y4 |
| Khadas VIM1S | S4 | S905Y4 |
| BuzzTV HD5 | S4 | S905Y4 |
| Generic | SC2 | S905X4 |
| BuzzTV X5 64 AI / 128 AI | SC2 | S905X4 |
| Homatics Box R 4K | SC2 | S905X4 |
| Ugoos AM7 / X4 | SC2 | S905X4 |
| Khadas VIM3L | SM1 | S905D3 |
| Generic | SM1 | S905X3 |
| Sinovoip Bananapi-M2 Pro | SM1 | S905X3 |
| Sinovoip Bananapi-M5 | SM1 | S905X3 |
| Beelink GT1 Mini 2 | SM1 | S905X3 |
| Odroid C4 | SM1 | S905X3 |
| Libre Computer Solitude | SM1 | S905X3 |
| Beelink GT King II | T7 | A311D2 |
| Khadas VIM4 | T7 | A311D2 |
| Minix U8K-Ultra | S5 | S928X |
| Ugoss AM8 | S5 | S928X |
| Ugoss SK1 | S5 | S928X |
| Odroid C5 | S7D | S905X5M |
Where are the sources of Amlogic-no?
Amlogic-no is based on Amlogic Vendor Kernel 5.15.153.
All sources are available on CoreELEC Github.
Last Status: 20.08.2025