Thanks. Was able to update Manjaro-Arm GNOME Editon on USB Flash. But something interesting.
Update: Well so far the mainline linux 5.13.0-2 can reboot an shutdown cleanly on SD Card.
Somehow on USB flash drive the mainline linux 5.13.0-2, can only shutdown cleanly (i.e. does not need power cycle to restart/boot) but will Reboot into Android thus far (tried 6 times over the past few hours). And after reboot into Android, need a Linux on SD Card to regain the capability to boot again from USB Flash. Interesting. Will update if situation changes. With clean Shutdown is a good start.
Reboot didn’t seem to show any issues other than a longer than normal start up time. I have another system, also an RPi4, that also experienced the same hiccup during the update.
Hey guys. Things are looking really good on the phosh pinephone. Genuinely, the way this system works as compared to 12 months ago is just phenomenal.
Just seeing a small issue with this update; I have sim lock on my phone. When booting up, I am prompted for the sim password. If I enter the password at this prompt, the sim card is no longer recognised. I can close the prompt, enter the settings application and unlock the sim card from there with no issues.
got tons of warnings such as standard input reopened (maybe this is just a cosmetic issue)
got multiple repeated warnings on a single key 786C6F330… no user id for key signature
(maybe innocuous?)
got an error reading key: no public key (errors probably should not happen, but unclear what
this is about)
Then in installing the packages:
In the post transaction hooks an assertion failed assertion 'fd' failed at src/tmpfiles/tmpfiles.c:843, function fd_set_perms() causing /usr/lib/libalpm/scripts/systemd-hook to abort (line 28) and core to be dumped by /usr/bin/systemd-tmpfiles --create
Same on PBP: ( 3/18) Creating temporary files... Assertion 'fd' failed at src/tmpfiles/tmpfiles.c:843, function fd_set_perms(). Aborting. /usr/share/libalpm/scripts/systemd-hook: Zeile 28: 3371 Abgebrochen (Speicherabzug geschrieben) /usr/bin/systemd-tmpfiles --create Fehler: Befehl konnte nicht korrekt ausgeführt werden
I recently tried to run the quartz64 Model A with the minimal image provided on your github link. But Fail to get any boot process or response out of the device.
I also tried to create my own minimal image with manjaro-arm-tools using -e minimal and cloned from the lasted commits to master branch as well as updated the profiles as well.
Not sure if I’m missing anything or why the board is not booting up. But any tips and tricks would be great.
I am not sure if anyone else is using dracut and nfsroot… but dracut-055-1 is problematic. I missed dracut–054-1, so the issue could have started there. I will be investigating further.
Edit: It seems dracut-054 was skipped by Arch, likely due to the significant changes in that version.
Per this link, I added --add network-legacy to my dracut-install script, and now all is good… issue resolved… for now.
On rockpro64 the aux port (headphone) is no longer an option in the sound config (stereo output) The only way I can get sound now is through the HDMI. Can this be fixed?