So today is Launch Day! :wink: https://www.debian.org/releases/bullseye/amd64/release-notes/ For the BeagleBoard.org family of Boards, i’ve kinda taken this release to “start-over” on things, for users running Debian 10 (Buster), feel free to upgrade thru apt, but tweak your /etc/apt/sources.list …

For reference, (as this thread) has a few old ones, latest can be found here.. [image] Debian 11.x (Bullseye) - Monthly Snapshot - 2023-10-07 FAQ Network We migrated from connman to Debian Systemd-Networkd debian@BeagleBone:~$ sudo networkctl IDX LINK TYPE …

Hi I have upgraded Buster to Bullseye. Most things go well. Anyway I would like to clear below problems which are seen during boot debug: [bootz 0x82000000 0x88080000:6911b0 88000000] … Flattened Device Tree blob at 88000000 Booting using the fdt blob at 0x88000000 Loading Ramdisk to 8f96e000, e…

Hi @Michal_Poterek i see lots of ‘warnings’ but no real problems… Please pin point which line you are woried about… PS your kernel might be too old, so please add the value of uname -r so we can help… Regards,

[image] RobertCNelson: Most of my current testing is on v5.10.x and v5.15.x… I’m just finally starting to EOL v4.19.x in my test farm this week… (how many years of testing is that; Nov 2018… so 3 years…) Hi Robert, I’m running the new image now. On my legacy setup, I forced FSCK to auto fix a…

Also, any clue why my root file system is absolutely full? Did the image size itself grow significantly or did I fill it up for some reason? sudo du -h --max-depth=1 1.4M ./root 4.0K ./srv 11M ./bin 4.0K ./media 48K ./tmp 7.2M ./sbin 1.9G ./usr <-------------- 16K ./lost+…

sudo beaglecfg is the command to bring a SD Card to the full memory widths. Seth P.S. There is an option in that entry field for SD Card. If you have a higher GB SD Card, that command can work.

Just reboot… The resize script auto runs on first boot, but it doesn’t finish till the 2nd… Regards,

I’m using the internal EMMC, which is 4GB. So it’s full right now! Let me check what installed the compiler, which I think was not installed by default? Any hint about FSCK? Where can I configure this?

[image] phalox: Any hint about FSCK? Where can I configure this? [image] How to force a fsck during next rebooting of Linux? - SysTutorials How to force a fsck during next rebooting of Linux? tagged Command, Command line, File system, filesystem, How to, kernel, Linux, mount, Repa…

Hi All, I did a clean install with am335x-debian-11.2-iot-armhf and checked df -h on the eMMC. It seems that this image fills up majority of the eMMC. toon@BeagleBone:~$ df -h Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on udev 213M 0 213M 0% /dev tmpfs 49M 1.3M 4…

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RobertCNelson September 3, 2022, 4:59pm 34

and re-uploaded… That’s scary, that was a daily ‘build’ snapshot…

Either make sure to archive the version you need, or look to switch to the monthly snapshots..

Regards,