Closed simonvanderveldt closed 5 years ago
i think this is a reasonable solution for now!
it's also possible to do apt install raspberrypi-bootloader=${VERSION}
instead of downloading and dpkg'ing the deb.
it's also possible to do
apt install raspberrypi-bootloader=${VERSION}
instead of downloading and dpkg'ing the deb.
From what I've tested that won't work since only one version (the latest) is listed in the Package file, see https://github.com/monome/norns-image/issues/74#issuecomment-482797823
Didn't think about this so far, but this would mean one would need an Internet connection to be able to run this. Is that OK?
yes that is ok
This installs a specific version of the firmware files. Apart from hosting these files ourselves and having multiple versions in the
Package
file in our repo this is the only way to guarantee a certain version of the firmware files and the accompanying tools is installed for a specific norns update.I'm not super happy with this solution but I don't think there's an easier way to guarantee a certain version of the firmware files is installed.
Alternatively we could just always install the latest version, in theory newer versions should be backwards compatible, although no promises about that from raspberry.
@artfwo @tehn What do you think?
Fixes #74 Fixes #66