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=== Issues ===
 
=== Issues ===
<li>Do not run kernel-updater.sh.  It wrecks the /boot/uInitrd file. (I saved a copy in /root/boot-backup)
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<li>Do not run kernel-update.sh.  It wrecks the /boot/uInitrd file. (I saved a copy in /root/boot-backup)
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# Install this missing package so kernel-update.sh will work
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apt-get install initramfs-tools
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# Mount the boot partition as read/write to let kernel-update.sh write files
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mount -o remount,rw /boot
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<li>There are kernel complaints on initialization:  
 
<li>There are kernel complaints on initialization:  
 
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Revision as of 00:43, 12 January 2014

Image Files

First a reminder about my images. *.img.xz means it is a compressed multi-partition image. You need to use xz to decompress it before writing it to SD Card.

  • .rootfs.tgz is just the root file system partition contents. Only needed to quickly get back to the original flash contents
  • .boot.tgz is just the boot partition contents. Only needed in case you wreck something and can no longer boot.
  • .md5sum are md5 checksum files you <should> use to make sure the associated file was downloaded properly.

debian-jessie-armel-base-7.1-odroidxu

Features

  • Runs only on odroidxu
  • Debian Jessie. soft-floating point only (armel)
  • linux-3.4.75 from HK
  • Follows layout of HK supported Debian images

    Issues

  • Do not run kernel-update.sh. It wrecks the /boot/uInitrd file. (I saved a copy in /root/boot-backup)
    # Install this missing package so kernel-update.sh will work
    apt-get install initramfs-tools
    # Mount the boot partition as read/write to let kernel-update.sh write files
    mount -o remount,rw /boot
    
  • There are kernel complaints on initialization:
    s5p_mfc_load_firmware:179: Firmware is not present in the /lib/firmware directory nor compiled in kernel.
    

    Files

    Look for the files here: http://odroid.us/odroid/odroidxu/debian/

    Details on how the image was built are here: debian-jessie-armel-7.1-odroidxu Build Notes