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kot7k

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    kot7k got a reaction from Igor in Unable to boot after kernel update   
    armbianEnv.txt by default is:
    I tried booting like this and modifying rootdev with the uuid of my sata disk.
    boot.cmd is:
    I add a pick with uboot version (says something about bad crcs)
     
     
    EDIT: should i be able to boot if a do a clean flash on my sd with diskimage writer? Will that make me lose my system as it is (system is in the sata disk)?
     
    EDIT2: ok, i decided to flash my sd card with a clean image and system booted again (from sd). Then i modified boot.cmd and compiled boot.scr and also modified armbianEnv.txt and managed to boot from my HDD with all my files, so problem solved. Thank you for trying to help me again.
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    kot7k got a reaction from wildcat_paris in Bananapi motd   
    Hi,
    Since latest update just a few days ago (Linux bananapi 4.5.5-sunxi) , the bananpi keeps telling me this: [ 5 updates to install: apt-get upgrade] . When i try to upgrade there arent anything to upgrade. In did apt-get update and apt-get upgrade and nothing to upgrade. I manually execute /etc/update-motd/40-updates and its true that it says that there are 5 updates. So there must be something there that its not chaning. Any tips on this?
     
    EDIT: ok i just fixed this by manually editing the file /var/cache/apt/archives/updates.number and setting it to 0 but i think this should be automatic and it wasn't working for some reason. (seemed like the script wasn't updating that file).

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