this seems to work now. thank you very much!
it gives me much more confidence regarding this image.
@Rex I read somewhere that upgrading from a CM4 to a CM5 is just a drop-in hardware replacement. but i canâ seem to find that postâŚ. Can i confirm that there is no need to change any configuration in config.txt when already using your images right?
Iâve had no problem with software since I changed over. A simple thermal pad that contacts both the CPU chip and the case back is all the cooling I need as well.
depends on what cm5 you get, thereâs nothing you need to do to the config.txt but with the lite cm5 youâll need to get it booted and edit the eeprom as outlined here.
there is a card link there that will work to get the device booted in the uconsole to be able to do the edit.
On a fresh install I got the flash-kernel issue (while update/upgrade) and as its fresh, the clockworkpi-kernel and flash-kernel are unmarked.
But solved it with:
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can you post the error? i made sure and tested it worked. * it works on my system meme *
this was with the newest image i posted a few days ago?
It was with this image 6.08 GB folder on MEGA I downloaded it today.
Used etcher, ran for the first time and apt update/upgrade
The error is the same as: Ubuntu 24.04 6.12.y for the uConsole and DevTerm - #6 by zamuz
I closed that shell so I donât have the exact output anymore.
Hello 
long time lurker, first time poster. Just tried this image on my CM4 version and received the same flash-kernel error. Seems to be fixed by running a modified version of Moepâs post, changing the âcopy dtb file manuallyâ step to the following:
sudo cp /boot/dtbs/6.12.55-v8-16k+/bcm2711-rpi-cm4.dtb /etc/flash-kernel/dtbs/
Rebooted and no issues so far. Hope this helps in figuring out whatâs up, but thank you @Rex for your work on these.
i just looked back i fixed it for the cm5 before, i just now fixed it for the cm4. so next kernel update it will be all sorted out.
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