When I run apt update and apt upgrade, the box is bricked. I am assuming that this is do to a new Kernel install and uboot needs to be updated to point to the new kernel. This results in having to flashback to original. Anyone know a good way to block kernels without having to manually select upgrades around brickers?
I am preferably waiting for a Manjaro eMMC image, but I understand this is a process. Any visibility into how uboot points to kernels would be appreciated.
I assume that uboot must be updated and maintained on the ubuntu side. There has to be a better process to keep pace with kernel updates to match uboots. I don’t know if that would look like a uboot firmware download folder? Maybe even a github that is maintained that distro managers can pull from and include in their pushes? I don’t know, someone may be better knowledgeable than I.
I am sure you have taken a short tour of the forum by now, Please note that the firmware you are using has a few bugs in it, please procced to update the firmware to a later build,
Fresh Ubuntu/Debian images can be made using Fenix
If you do not have access to a Linux computer, I can provide you with the latest build of the preferred image…
I just reflashed focal fossa to emmc today and ran apt upgrade. Everything working okay. I am guessing something was added to the VIM repo since my original issue. The best I can tell the repo isn’t updated real time with Ubuntu updates. I may have just been attempting in the window of lag.
Ok, see how well it goes, and report back to us if there are any problems…
By the way, can you check if you can use TF cards without the HDMI connected on that version of firmware ?, We are trying to get debugging info from users of that image…
There is nothing like that, I am just trying to dedicate my free time to help others, I still have a lot to learn,
I too am just a simple person like any other forum member, do not mistake me for my doings…
