Hans Kurscheidt Posted 7 hours ago Posted 7 hours ago (edited) I had to freeze my device on Kernel 6.1.92 & Bullseye to remain operational. Now trying to update/upgrade to Kernel 6.6.nn I run into following probs: 1) Using Armbian-config defreeze and subsequently switch to kernel 6.6.nn works OK 4me, but subsequent apt-get update/upgrade throws me back to kernel 6.1.104. Armbian-config has changed significantly w/ No other Kernel available. 2) Using Armbian-config defreeze, only and going directly to apt-get update/upgrade throws me back to kernel 6.1.104 as well and from Bullseye back to Buster! Its a mess! Will this eventually be corrected and when? RGDS Edited 7 hours ago by Hans Kurscheidt wrong pic 0 Quote
Igor Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago 1 hour ago, Hans Kurscheidt said: Will this eventually be corrected and when? From this I can only see that you are using a code that is not supported on a hardware that is not supported. For some reason you have two kernels installed, legacy and current, and this is causing randomness at upgrade. Uninstall one variant alongside with DT and headers if installed. And upgrade to Buster, or rather start with a clean Bookworm image. 0 Quote
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