cifs kernel module was not build in by default. I had build it in my build as well:
server image is tested, gnome was just build. Did not run it. again you’ll need to flash with usb burn tool @numbqq is it possible to generate images with fenix to flash via oowow? (as this thread is already off topic)
yes, just need create raw compressed images (with .xz file extension) by fenix, and store it to removable storage or write it directly by network via oowow remote API
Is anyone else that got it working experiencing dropouts of the SSD? I’m using the latest (June 7th) 22.04 image installed via OOWOW with a 970 evo 250gb. I’m trying to run a build from the SSD and partway through I start to get I/O errors and the drive disappears and is no longer seen in GParted.
I don’t have a dmesg log, but I can grab one later.
I had only ever tried to use the ssd once, where I have compiled opencv from source on the ssd. After 15 min it dropped out and was mounted in read only mode. Didn’t do much troubleshooting and assumed it was due to temperature of the ssd (no cooling what so ever on the ssd while I was testing)
As you mention it I will try again, and I am currently also experiencing similar problems with the onboard sd card slot. Only emmc and usb attached storage is working flawless for me currently.
Thank you for confirming I’m not entirely out to lunch.
I also made some assumptions on temp the first time, but while quite warm I was still able to hold the SSD so it was for sure less than 60 C. I can try slapping a very large heatsink on the SSD and try again.
I can also try the onboard SD slot to confirm your observations, out of curiosity what SD card are you using?
I get the same errors in my dmsg. Samsung 970. I also can’t use cifs or nfs for that matter. Just reflashed to the may 16 oowow, and June 7th ubuntu-gnome image.
I’ve flashed the OOWOW to the latest version, but I have not re-imaged the eMMC using the latest version of the Ubuntu image (the Fenix version is higher on the latest image than the one I have).
Should I try that?
EDIT: I just used OOWOW to re-flash the eMMC.
NVME is recognized now. I guess there’s something in the image that’s not included in various updates via apt-get.
apt-get is not ready for current image you install via OOWOW, so you can’t upgrade system via apt-get , we will release image with OTA upgrade next month,