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nanopi R3S armbian noble upgrade breaks boot

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Hello there !

- nanopi R3S 2GB ram / 32 GB SD card and 32GB MMC here.

- Image running: Armbian_25.5.1_Nanopi-r3s-lts_noble_current_6.12.33

 

An upgrade (armbian-upgrade or apt-get upgrade), both on SD card or MMC, breaks boot of the system, reboot or cold start fails, stuck in system red-light.
Both SD or MMC boot at broken. Need to reflash the SD and boot + reinstall.

See attached some logs.

 

Thanks !
nan0r

 

r3s-armbian-apt-upgrade.log r3s-armbian-armbian-upgrade.log

Solved by Igor

According to ur log. It's pulling down an older kernel. This kernel does not have the DTB required so it's failing to boot.

 

After purging the kernel on the current IMG available and installing the kernel from apt.

https://paste.armbian.com/orokufexik

 

The result is a missing DTB.

root@nanopi-r3s-lts:~# ls /boot/dtb/rockchip/rk3566-nanopi-*
/boot/dtb/rockchip/rk3566-nanopi-r3s.dtb

 

  • Author

Ok, thanks all for your feedback. 
I will wait a few hours and try an apt update & apt upgrade, and let you know.

  • Author

Works with an apt update && upgrade. missing DTB is present, and boots ok.

Thank you for the fast fix team.

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