belegdol

./compile.sh kernel SHARE_LOG=yes  ARTIFACT_IGNORE_CACHE='yes' BOARD=odroidxu4 BRANCH=current  
 
This   https://www.google.com/search?q=one+bite+at+the+time

If I understand correctly, have you installed packages from a local folder? Did you build these packages yourself and use the armbian build system?
 
If yes, then you need to look inside the kernel package. What scripts are there? And try to build a fresh kernel and then compare the scripts from the fresh kernel and the one you installed.
Unfortunately, I do not see many details and I find it difficult to give any advice.

@belegdol I don't use an odroid, but if you write down which image was originally recorded on the memory card and how the update took place, maybe I can fix it for a future release. And of course yes, 58 megabytes to accommodate the boot partition is not enough.
 

With https://github.com/armbian/build/pull/2569 and https://github.com/armbian/upload/pull/33 the problem seems to finally be gone.

My Ubuntu VM is no longer booting to X since the last apt upgrade which makes preparing updates slightly more annoying than it should be, but I can have a go at rebuilding the kernel this evening.

My Ubuntu VM is no longer booting to X since the last apt upgrade which makes preparing updates slightly more annoying than it should be, but I can have a go at rebuilding the kernel this evening.