Closed bks29b closed 1 month ago
Yes, this is expected behavior. I'm working on a new image release that will resolve the issue.
This is due to upstream breaking changes that need a new release to solve. I'll try to get that published in the next day or two.
Perfect, thanks! Would have been helpful to disable zram in openhabian.conf when it is obvious that it will fail. But anyways. When you need a test-client, let me know.
Will I need to reinstall the system, once you published the new image release? Or can I update ? Just asking because I am scripting some OS stuff and could stop that when new installation is necessary…
Probably a reinstall, however in theory, you should be able to just use the menu to install zram config now and I think it should work correctly. I'm so sorry I haven't released the image yet. This completely slipped my mind. I'll get on that today
OK, try the latest release and let me know if that works
Done. Works perfectly. Thanks for your work!
@ecdye will someone with an existing OHian ZRAM installation get the latest overlayfs code (or at least working code?)
when we does uninstall/reinstall via openhabian-config
menu?
Issue information:
ZRAM installation is failing in a fresh openhabian setup. Both during first-boot and in manual installation via openhabian-config.
Debug information:
Use Raspberry Pi Imager for a new flashed image of openhabian. 64bit on RPI4 or 32bit on RPI doesn't matter. Branch OPENHAB or OPENHAB3 doesn't matter. During first-boot installation will fail:
Full output with debugmode=maximum (relevant rows at the end):
System information:
OS: openhabian 64bit or openhabian 32bit HW: RPI4 or RPI3
cat /etc/os-release
anduname -m
.