Closed MichaIng closed 1 year ago
Odroid N2 and HC4 users, if you need/want to test USB boot support, this can be easily added to existing images as well.
Also ROCK 5B on systems one can reformat the root filesystem to ext4
to permanently solve potential issues on kernel upgrades.
Orange Pi 5 images can be found on our download server: https://dietpi.com/downloads/images/ They are shipped with DietPi beta branch applied until v8.14 has been released.
Let me know and I'll share the required steps.
Odroid N2 and HC4 users, if you need/want to test USB boot support, this can be easily added to existing images as well.
Also ROCK 5B on systems one can reformat the root filesystem to
ext4
to permanently solve potential issues on kernel upgrades.Orange Pi 5 images can be found on our download server: https://dietpi.com/downloads/images/ They are shipped with DietPi beta branch applied until v8.14 has been released.
Let me know and I'll share the required steps.
Is it possible to update the beta v8.14 to stable release afterwards? Otherwise I would need the instructions on how to enable this for Odroid N2/N2+.
Is it possible to update the beta v8.14 to stable release afterwards?
The new images ship with stable DietPi, the change was only in our installer script we use to generate the image.
To enable it on your running image (so you can clone/dd it over to a USB drive): https://github.com/MichaIng/DietPi/issues/5634#issuecomment-1419842361
I downloaded the latest beta image "DietPi_RPi-ARMv8-Bullseye_F2FS.7z" and installed on my RPi 3B which had Samsung Ultra SD card of size 64GB. I was running stable version of dietpi prior which was formatted for this beta install.
While running the first boot setup itself I could see that the drive manager is only showing less than 1GB file system size for my / folder and is not allowing to increase though I had a 64GB SD card. My install of additional software was all failing since there is not enough free space.
Again formatted the SD and reinstalled the stable version of Dietpi and I could see that the drive manager shows full 64 GB.
Many thanks to all testers ❤️!
How to apply: https://github.com/MichaIng/DietPi/blob/master/BRANCH_SYSTEM.md
Related/solved issues: https://github.com/MichaIng/DietPi/issues?q=is%3Aissue+milestone%3Av8.14
Beta v8.14.2
(2022-02-11)
New images
New architecture
Enhancements
/lib/firmware
for this, which is the case since Debian Bullseye. Additionally, if no Debian kernel is used (all SBCs), one needs to change the used regulatory database from a Debian-only one to the upstream one. New DietPi image ship now with this setup without CRDA, it is applied on next DietPi update on Bullseye and Bookworm systems, and it is offered to purge the obsolete CRDA package. This also fixes the issue on Bookworm SBC systems, where the limited global (00) country code was used, since CRDA is not available on Bookworm, but the Debian-only regulatory database used by default.iw
utility instead of the legacywireless-tools
set.docker compose
(without dash) from now on. Many thanks to @isarrider for making us aware of this: https://github.com/MichaIng/DietPi/issues/6135Bug fixes
@Marco
for reporting this issue: https://dietpi.com/forum/t/rock4c-no-wifi-hardware-found/15654@Dark77
for reporting this issue: https://dietpi.com/forum/t/matrix-synapse-fails-to-install/15831