There is apparently an issue with the .iso file - it has affected three 32GB microSD cards, two of which are new out of the box. After installing the image via etcher and placing it into a Pi 3 B, the activity light does not start up and the screen remains blank. This is not an issue with previous installations. The microSD cards are not usable and are not formattable after the installation. A message, "The disk is write protected" appears - even though micro SD cards have no inherit write protection capabilities. The fix for this was to run diskpart, then select and clean the drive, create a new partition, activate the partition...and then it could be used. Not a big deal, just an interesting side note. I am hoping that your upcoming fix will take care of the issue. Thanks for everything you do!
Hi Will. The ISO file should not be used on the Pi. Maybe you meant to post this here?
https://sourceforge.net/projects/dragonos-pi64/
DragonOS Pi64 is for the Pi. Download the file and burn it with etcher.
The DragonOS Focal ISO (this project page) is for x86_64 targets. It would never be usable on the Pi. Hope this helps. Let me know if you get the Pi going, should be no problem after you grab the DragonOS Pi64 image.