Orange Pi Zero
Hardware
Orange Pi Zero uses the Allwinner H2/H3+ (quad-core A7). It integrates a 100M Ethernet port, onboard Wi-Fi, onboard storage, USB OTG power, and a USB 2.0 port.
Note: Power and OTG data share the same Micro-USB port. A power/data splitter cable is recommended.
Docker Deployment
First, write Armbian to an SD card. This guide uses Armbian_23.02.0-trunk_Orangepizero_jammy_current_5.15.85_msd-patched.img and deploys One-KVM via Docker.
Armbian image: Armbian_23.02.0-trunk_Orangepizero_jammy_current_5.15.85_msd-patched.zip
After booting, run:
Result:
Others
Hardware safety warning
To avoid issues such as the target failing to boot or detect devices (and in rare cases hardware damage), take one of these precautions before using a USB data/power splitter cable:
Option 1: cut/remove the red 5V (VCC) wire in the USB cable so only the data lines (D+/D−) and ground remain, breaking the power path.
Option 2: insert a USB hub with its own power switch into the USB link and keep that switch off while connecting.
Some low-power targets can back-power from the KVM via OTG before their main power is applied, leaving them in a bad state that persists even after you power them normally.
Unless you fully understand the risks, use one of the safeguards above to protect your hardware.
Data safety reminder
Avoid hard power-offs. Cutting power while eMMC writes are in progress can corrupt data.
If you must cut power, run sync after write operations. For shutdowns/reboots, prefer poweroff or reboot so the system flushes data cleanly.
SSH
Armbian enables SSH by default. Initial credentials: root/1234. For Orange Pi official images, default is root/orangepi.
System upgrade warning
Do not run apt upgrade to upgrade the kernel/DTB. It may break OTG.
Wi-Fi
To connect 2.4G Wi-Fi, run:

