Closed amaumene closed 8 months ago
You are missing the fitblk
package which is now needed to be able to perform sysupgrade
with the new layout.
This is (unfortunately) common in case you were generating the new image using auc
or luci-app-attendedsysupgrade
based on a version which was still using the (now deprecated) uImage.FIT partition parser instead of the new fitblk
driver which replaces it.
The fix is easy:
opkg update
opkg install fitblk
Nevermind I forgot to add fitblk to my custom image. Closing this issue.
You are missing the
fitblk
package which is now needed to be able to performsysupgrade
with the new layout. This is (unfortunately) common in case you were generating the new image usingauc
orluci-app-attendedsysupgrade
based on a version which was still using the (now deprecated) uImage.FIT partition parser instead of the newfitblk
driver which replaces it.The fix is easy:
opkg update opkg install fitblk
Sorry I didn't see your comment. Thanks for your super quick answer though!
Hi,
I followed your procedure and manage to upgrade to r25357-ef34f8f5b5. But it seems I'm now stuck on this version. I sysupgraded to r25396-3e6f64d443 successfully but after reboot, I'm still running r25357-ef34f8f5b5.
This is dmesg on recovery image:
and on production:
Any ideas on how to solve this are welcome :)