I had working Banana Pi -> I compiled latest kernel (all config were default) and installed it -> Banana Pi did not boot, it was stucked on "Raising network interfaces" -> I downloaded latest image (Debian Jessie) and flashed it on SD card -> Banana Pi still stucked on "Raising network interfaces".

 

 

Banana Pi is connected via normal cable directly to the router with DHCP. I have also tested cable and router and tried to use different cable. I have not changed anything else.

Yep, we got a bug. There is a note about it on www.armbian.com

 

http://mirror.igorpecovnik.com/

 

v4.2 works 100% and don't upgrade until we fix the problem.

Yes, I see now. Sorry for posting this, I have downloaded zip from http://www.armbian.com/banana-pi/so I have could not see the warning on  www.armbian.com

 

Thank you for the answer. (And lot of new work, one can see it everywhere!  )

Is this resolved? I don't see any warning on armbian.com. I would really like to use the vanilla kernel as it has CAN bus support built in as far as I can see.

 

The latest image doesn't boot for me. I have excluded the SD card as source of fault. I'm a bit surprised I can't mount the image on my laptop, however.

 

EDIT: Nevermind, the SD card must've gotten corrupted while dd'ing the image onto it (or somewhere else between card check and boot). works on a different SD card.