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rock 5b not booting after switching to kernel 6.7

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I wanted to upgrade from the previous release to the current one. apt update & apt upgrade and reboot worked fine but I noticed it was still on the 5.10 kernel so I used the config utility to switch to 6.7 and now I can't get a display output on HDMI 1 or 2 and its not getting an IP address either. I'm booting from M.2 NVME. Is there any way to fix my setup?

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I think the new release just doesn't work for me as it won't boot of the sd card either with 6.7 but does with the previous Armbian_23.8.1_Rock-5b_bookworm_legacy_5.10.160.img

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I think the armbian config tool upgraded to 6.1 and not 6.7 as I thought. Anyway I got it working again by getting the 5.10 kernel from the sd.

Edited by swaan

I was installing today armbian on my rock5b.

It looks like kernel 6.7.. doesn't load /dev/mtdblock0 . I guess this is why you could not boot from nvme.

On 1/27/2024 at 7:07 PM, scolbeck said:

I also had a problem with the 6.7 kernel not creating /dev/mtdblock0.  Switching to the nightly 6.8 kernel fixed it for me.

Same thing happening to me, I can only boot from microSD card. But in my case switching to 6.8 kernel is not solving the issue

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