charly_53

did you look here ?

try this link

- install or downgrade to armbian 22.08.1 (it comes with kernel 5.10.139) - set the following packages on hold : linux-dtb-current-meson64 linux-image-current-meson64 you can do it with the following command: sudo apt-mark hold <package-name> then you can upgrade to the current armbian version

Thanks for the info. I'll stick with kernel 5.10.139 for now

for me the latest working image was Armbian 22.08.1 with kernel 5.10.139. Did someone test the new 23.02 image wiith kernel 6.1?

Thank you apt-mark hold did the job. I had to mark hold some more armbian-packages. Now it works with armbian 2.08.1 and kernel 5.10.139. I think the problem isn't just with the kernel, but also with the current armbian version

Thanks for the hint. Unfortunately that doesn't work. After installing Openmediavault, the first update of Openmediavault will install the latest armbian, even though armbian is set to freeze😠

Hi, i have armbian bullseye (headless) installed on my odroid-hc4. petitboot is disabled. The boot-partition lies on a sd-card while the root-partion is on a ssd. this configuration worked fine. After upgrading to armbian bullseye 22.11 the boot process stucks in initramfs cause the root file-system is not found anymore (ALERT! UUID=xxx does not exist. Dropping to a shell. The sd-card with the boot partition as well as the ssd with the root-partition can be mounted on another PC and seem to be flawless. the UUID shown in fstab and initramfs are identical. In initramfs ls /dev/sd* shows no devices while ls /dev/mm* shows the sdcard (mmcblk01...). I don't really know how the boot process works on an arm-system. What steps can I do to narrow down the problem. Thanks in advance. Hardware: odroid-hc4, samsung 870 EVO 1TB (sda), WD60EFZX (sdb), BS: armbian-bullseye with OMV 6.0.46-5 fs: ext4 no raid