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Specifying a kernel version when building an armbian image


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Hello

I've previously build and deployed an armbian image for a pinecube using "bionic" which used kernel version 5.10.60. I have recently tried to build and deploy a new image, but the kernel is now 5.10.72 which wouldn't normally be a problem, but I have found that I've not been able to get gstreamer and some of it's dependacies installed.

 

Is it possible to specify a particular kernel version when I'm building an armbian image, in if so how do I do it?

 

Thanks in advance

Andrew

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When going through the menu you will be asked if you want to build from current or edge branch.

It is not possible for any board to get a specific kernel version since all need custom patches on top which would be impossible to maintain. Therefore the author of the Pinecube contribution limited his efforts to these two branches.  https://github.com/armbian/build/blob/master/config/boards/pinecube.csc

If the choice is not shown try using compile.sh with EXPERT=yes attached.

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Hi Werner

 

Thank you for your reply.

 

I had posted a reply last week, but it's not showing for some reason?

 

For now I've managed to find an image containing 5.10.60. I'll revisit 5.10.72, at a later date.

 

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2 minutes ago, ajellisuk said:

I had posted a reply last week, but it's not showing for some reason?

 I checked both your profile and deleted content but could not find anything wrong.

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