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Edited by mistofeles at 2016-3-2 18:37
edit /etc/group and add your username to the line on 'sudo'. Read the file and learn the format.
I have not had problems with the original OrangePi version of Raspian, when I use SSH:
just use 'ssh root@192.168.0.xxx' to make the connection. You can not use the name of the board as 'ssh root@orangepi' before you have given the name and IP address of the board to the DHCP/DNS server of your domain or written tehese to /etc/hosts of your Linux PC.
With your Linux PC you find the address of your OrangePi with command
nmap --ttl 1 -sP 192.168.0.0/24
- it gives you the IP address of all devices in your 192.168.0.XXX local network. Just try them all, if you don't find any other way to comprehend which is wht.
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