initramfs-tools was updated and replaced a change I have made to make my custom kernel be able to build a initramfs. to fix you can reinstall the kernel clockworkpi-kernel or issue this command below and then finish the apt upgrade.
sudo sed -i '/^MODULES=dep/c\MODULES=most' "/etc/initramfs-tools/initramfs.conf"
Rex any ideas how i can install Discord on bookworm.
I use Pi-Apps to get Discord and several other apps. The Discord client I personally use is Legcord in Pi-Apps.
Thanks worked perfectly.
getting this when trying to compile deps for a program. anyway to get more info about what exactly is failing?
Depends, Iāll compile superslicer tonight and see if I can find out.
Has there been any effort in compiling a list of SD cards that are working with CM5 Lite boards?
@mattconn24 Are you running a CM4 or 5? I compiled all the dependencies fine but the main program kept locking up my system on the CM5. Iāll try with the CM4 tomorrow.
@Brandon_Gomand Not that Iām aware of, most 32GB cards will work. At least enough to change the EEPROM config to work will all SD cards.
@Rex i am running a CM5. can you list the steps to get the dependencies to build.
I assumed youāre using this repo. I cloned the repo, and the build script BuildLinux.sh didnāt work at first. It looks like they only had it set to work with x86, so I added this to the check.
elif [[ $(uname -m) == "aarch64" || $(uname -m) == "aarch64" ]]; then
echo "$(tput setaf 2)Linux 64-bit found$(tput sgr0)\n"
Processor="64"
Running ./BuildLinux.sh -d built all the dependencies fine but when I would compile the main program with ./BuildLinux.sh -s my machine would lockup between 45-60 mins each time, tried 3 times. Not sure why, temps were warm at 62Ā°c but I get higher compiling the kernel.
Is that the same superslicer you were building and how were you compiling it?
same as you i modified the linux build.sh to aarch64. also changed the min ram to 2GB due to it saying i didnāt have enough free. i have a 4GB model. only thing i havenāt tried yet to to look at the make command the raspberry pi section of the build docs state to use -j4 or less to limit processes.
using same repo. also tried to use the -b 2.7.61.2 which is the one i want.
Iām trying to recompile now with my cm5 dev kit thatās overclocked with ample cooling. Iāll post the appimage if it completes successfully.
Locked up my dev kit CM5 also. Going to try on my CM4 now.
Forgive my naivety, I was trying a 64GB thinking that was small enough. 32GB worked to change eeprom settings and now working with a 128GB card on bookworm with CM5 Lite
It compiled and I placed the app in the packages folder in the mega link. I get an error and it crashes but the app does start. Let me know if it works for you or you find a work around.
thanks man. can you give me the step you used on the CM4 and what you think caused it to work on it and not the CM5
I just ran ./BuildLinux.sh -dsi on the CM4 and it took a few hours but it just went all the way though. Not sure why the CM5 was locking up, it wasnāt at the same place any of the 3 times I did it with the CM5. I can do it again with a different options if you want?
nah i was experiencing the same behavior. i was getting an error on building the deps when it got to cgal though. i was able to get around that by pointing the cgal cmake file to the 5.6.2 version. i have the cm5 4gb eccm. i donāt know what has changed since the first time i was able to build and compile it on my original post but i know at least 1 other person was able to do it following my original post. i will give your appimage a try. thinks for spending some time on this. i am really new to linux and just wanted to make sure it wasnāt a me issue.
Ya Iām not sure why it failed and it hard locked my CM5 system 3x so I didnāt have any logs to figure out why. The CM4 built it with no errors, but I get an error opening the app. I didnāt upload the appimage of it just the zip of the app, the appimage would just failed with cannot execute: required file not found
Is battery stopping charge at 80% an expected behavior?