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Started from 6.1.36 (the only stable kernel form me). How can i check bootloader and rtl_nic firmware? For the bootloader it was updated when I tryed the latest kernel from armbian. Thanks. EDIT: I reinstalled the 6.6.8 and now seems to be stable, i will test it.

In my case, none of the suggest kernel works, the system freeze with the red led blinkig. Sometime after 10 seconds, sometime, after a few minutes. How is it possible?

Ok, I understand, But with the latest kernel the system freeze. Anyone here has a stable kernel (without freeze) to suggest? Thanks!

i'm sorry, but I can't find the reply button on the forum. In any case, @ebin-dev I don't have any monitor connected do the NAS. The only stable kernel i found is the 6.1.63 (whith this image Armbian_23.11.1_Helios64_bookworm_current_6.1.63.img.xz). My third try was ok, because the freeze is random, so sometis it occurs after 5 minutes, so you can configure the system. Edit: I confirm that kenrel 6.1.63 is stable for me. The 6.1 is an LTS version, why isn't update in armbian? https://endoflife.date/linux

I tryed today, the system boot correctly but it freezes during first wizard, i tried two times, same error. So what do you suggest? EDIT: after third try, the system now is working (via microsd boot)

Not yet. I'm doing a list of software, configuration, customize of my current installation. I'm also searching for a spare sd card to make a try.

This is the last version released from here https://www.armbian.com/helios64/: https://github.com/armbian/community/releases/download/24.5.0-trunk.168/Armbian_community_24.5.0-trunk.168_Helios64_bookworm_current_6.6.21_minimal.img.xz

I have no problem with the command line, I'm lazy , that's all. So I will do a list of all my service and configuration (i have already done a backup), so i will proceed with a clean install. I see there is an update Armbian image for Helios, may it includes the files you mentioned in your guide?

Thanks, i read in this comment a complex guide to install the system (firware files, etc), it is needed also for inline upgrade? I suppose if anything goes wrong i can proceed in the recommended way, so before starting I will backup my system settings and customization, so i will able to redo a restore.

Hello, my current Helios64 setup is running on armbian buster, and i want to update it to lastest stable release. I found this topic, and it says to boot from a new sd operating system, can i update my system inline? Thanks.

I updated my system, and now is unstable, service didn't start. If look under /boot i have only the last kernel, how i can rollback to the previous one?

I had also the same problem, take a look on /etc/logrotate.d folder, here there are other files corrupted.

In my case, the file has some configuration for logrotate, and at the end it has some special characters.

I found the errors! The /boot/armbianEnv.txt was corrupted, I replaced the file using that one from sd card, and then changed the UUID of the roor partition.

Hello, i did an update of the system (apt dist-upgrade), and after the system doesn't start anymore. I use internal MMC, so I tryed to use last Armbian buster (Armbian_21.02.3_Helios64_buster_current_5.10.21.img) from sd card and it works. I mounted the MMC, fsck and finally chrooted into it and did an apt update and dist-upgrade, I atach the console log, the system hangs on Starting Kernel. helios64_20210514.txt