bortolino

Yes, you should see the panic message and it should reboot after a few seconds. If it just hangs it could be, as you said, a power problem.

If RAM is fine it could be a microSD problem. Have you tried to change it? Have you got sporadic kernel panics?

sudo memtester 400 10 Could you try to run the hash script I posted earlier? On the faulty board I had inconsistent results.

Yes, I'm using wifi. I found out that sometimes an apt clean + fix solves the issue, so I tested this script while true; do wget -q http://beta.armbian.com/pool/main/l/linux-4.14.0-rc7-sunxi64/linux-headers-dev-sunxi64_5.41.180305_arm64.deb -o out.deb md5sum out.deb sleep 3 done and I got a lot of mismatches. So there's something wrong with fs/networking. The microSD should be fine: works flawlessy on my RPi and passes H2testw. I'll try with another setup (different board/sd/network type) to exclude hw problems... UPDATE: I moved the SD to a new board, and problems disappeared! According to memtester I had a (very) faulty ram brick.

Hi, I downloadded the latest debian_stretch_next for OPZ+2 H5. Yes, I know it's experimental and not production-grade, I just want to report the issue. The problem is that apt-get (dpkg-deb) fails to decompress deb archives during the upgrade procedure. Tried it on a clean install multiple times on different microSDs. Are the packages really corrupted or is there something wrong with the image? Error log in the attachments P.S.: ubuntu_xenial_next randomly panics during apt update. h5.txt

Thank you for you help! I updated to nightly and downlaod the headers from the beta repo (http://beta.armbian.com/pool/main/l/linux-4.14.13-sunxi/), but if I run "make headers_check" I get make[1]: *** No rule to make target 'arch/arm/tools/syscall.tbl', needed by 'arch/arm/include/generated/uapi/asm/unistd-common.h'. Stop. PS: I noticed that the SoC temperature, even in idle, is insanely high (70°C) and it causes throttling when loaded. From what I read this is cuased by a bad voltage regulation in mfr's implementation. Is there any quick fix to mitigate this?

Hi all, I just downloaded the Armbian(5.36 xenial-next)-based image for BPI M2 Zero, that comes with kernel 4.14.3-sunxi. I'm looking for kernel headers for this kernel, but I can't find it in armbian's repo. Could you help me to retrive them? Thank you!