deelan

Reporting back after way too much time passed. I played around with other distros that used an older version of U-Boot and seemingly did not suffer from the reboot issue, however the reboot issue started coming back sporadically with newer kernels. Having read about pure UHS-I cards causing the issue I decided to buy a new SD card for my Odroid C4 and look at that, the reboot issue disappeared completely even with the 6.0 nightly kernel build. Safe to say I'm moving back to Armbian now having abandoned it previously due to this issue. Old card on the left (Class 10 UHS-I) New card on the right (UHS-I, UHS class 3, A1, V30) Old card does not reboot while new one does.

Hi there! I just got my hands on a brand new Odroid C4. I flashed Armbian Bullseye (tried Buster too as Bullseye is marked unstable) onto an SD card. The Issue I'm now facing is, after any sort of kernel update the board will not properly soft reboot anymore. I can restart the freshly installed system (which I generated the ix link with) as many times as I want using /sbin/reboot, but one apt upgrade later the board hangs in limbo when I issue a soft reboot. I can see the system itself shutting down, the blue light stopping to heartbeat, and then nothing happens anymore, until I replug power, then the board boots up fine. I have tried to run nand-sata-install as described on the C4's board page (If you face issues with rebooting run this as root) but it does not help, and I'm not even sure whether it even flashes a new U-Boot at all. Obviously, I have trouble using the board as a server like this, as I'd have to come home and replug it if I ever need to reboot so hopefully this can get fixed Should anyone require further data, I can always provide that.