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Re: Update from SparkFun regarding Rpi5 order
开云体育Hello John, When I sent an email to support@... on Friday 1/26, I receive an almost immediate automated response.? I then received a human response on Tuesday 1/30.? If you didn't get one of those automated responses, maybe your original email didn't make it.? I would try emailing them again and make sure you give your order number. --David KI6ZHD On 02/06/2024 09:29 AM, John wrote:
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Re: RPi Kernel Panic on Bookworm
Thanks, and good info to know.? The first release of Slack for ARM started at the 3.x kernel, so I don't think there is a realistic path to getting a 2.6 on bare metal Pi hardware.
My Pi-3 running the 2019 image of Buster kernel 4.19.50-v7+ is still running.? Plenty of ax25 packets through it, and no weird system messages.? So far, this looks good. All the repos for ancient distros I work with are still out there.? The URL has changed, but the content is there. I think I need to deploy this RMS Gateway on the 4.x kernel and patiently wait for the ax25 code to catch up, or someone writes it in userspace.? I just learned about JNOS2 which sounds like userspace ax25.? More research needed. |
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Re: RPi Kernel Panic on Bookworm
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On 2/4/2024 6:03 PM, Jon Bousselot
KK6VLO wrote:
When I pick this up again, I'm looking at the 2022-04-04 release of Bullseye, which should have the 5.15.xx kernel.? Buster has a release of 4.19 kernel I'll test also. Describe "works okay" for your environment.? Where does it fall apart and what are you using? I used to run 64 bit only Slackware 13.
That is funny you mention that. I have settled on Slackware 13.37 as my AX.25 distro. I also have a R-Pi 3 that I could play with old distros. What R-Pi version would be the equivalent of Slack 13.37? And how would you do repositories since I am sure they are all dried up by now. That is one of the cool things about Slackware is that no matter what the distro, you can always get at least the latest updates before EOL. And almost all the software is available for what you need on the DVD when you do a full install. I had thoughts of trying to compile 13.37 for a Raspberry Pi, but I am thinking that would be a ton of work to even get a bootable system. I know there are projects to run RISK processor versions of Slackware on other flavors of that platform like the Orange (or Banana) hardware. But those are newer releases of Slackware. I think the earliest is 14.2, and it is now EOL. 14.2 is not too bad. I always had issues with it when I was shutting down the system. It would be fine running, but always kernel panic on system shutdown. David Ranch had a fix with bringing the AX.25 stuff down before system shutdown, but think I was just happy with running 13.37 and not having to mess with it.
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Re: Update from SparkFun regarding Rpi5 order
开云体育Very strange indeed.? I pre-ordered a different kit (KIT-23617) as a guest and my order was acknowledged 9-29-2023 at 6:01:59 PM.? It was my understanding at the time that the Pi-5 was the only item that could cause a delay. The only items not included in the kit you received that are listed in KIT-23617 are the SD card, the SparkFun wedge, and the HDMI cable. I sent another Email to SparkFun last week, but it has so far been unacknowledged. Best regards, John WoGN??
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Re: RPi Kernel Panic on Bookworm
开云体育?? Bookworm / Debian 12 based:? kernel: 6.1.73 ?? Bullseye / Debian 11 based:? kernel: 6.1.21 ?? Stretch? / Debian 9 based:?? kernel: 4.19.66 ?? Jessie?? / Debian 8 based:?? kernel: 4.14.71 ?? Wheezy?? / Debian 7 based:?? kernel: 3.18.0 Per Brian N1URO (sk), he thought the last rock solid version of AX.25 was Wheezy but I had found Jessie to have a reliable AX.25 stack.? I have been trying to solicit help from various people to see if we can get some known Ax.25 fixes applied to both the upstream Linus tree kernel as well as the Raspberry Pi's versions of their kernels but so far, no bites.? I you know of anyone in the inner-circles of Linux kernel development that you think can help, please let me (or them) know we need some help! --David KI6ZHD On 02/04/2024 09:57 PM, Jon Bousselot
KK6VLO wrote:
2019-06-20-raspbian-buster-lite.img, Pi-3, did not "apt update;apt upgrade", the system is 32bit, will investigate what kernel versions live in the repos later. |
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Re: Update from SparkFun regarding Rpi5 order
开云体育Hello John, I ordered the Rpi5 "essential" kit ( ) on November 9th.? That's basically three months later which is NOT great.? I chose this kit as I have all the other required SD cards, cables, etc but I really need the very special Rpi power brick (5.1v @ 5A [very unusual]).? It's worth nothing that I wanted a case but also bought the better performing aluminum heatsink+fan ( ) as well as the RTC battery ( ). --David KI6ZHD On 02/06/2024 05:25 AM, John wrote:
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Re: Pi5 12v supply
will check that out?Spence M0STO,==================== Geekworm have detailed Wikis for their products. The Wiki for the X1202 says the connection from the Pi to the hat is made via “pogo pins”, not the GPIO pins. Rob KK6JNI |
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Re: Update from SparkFun regarding Rpi5 order
开云体育Hi David, I'm glad to see SparkFun is shipping 8gb Pi-5's. I am very curious to know when you placed your order and, if you ordered a kit, which kit you ordered. Best regards, John,? WoGN On 2024-02-05 22:03, David Ranch wrote:
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Re: Update from SparkFun regarding Rpi5 order
开云体育I'm happy to report my Raspberry Pi 5 8GB kit (Rpi board, case w/ fan, and power brick) showed up today so that goes to prove that Sparkfun *is* shipping stuff. --David KI6ZHD On 01/30/2024 01:33 PM, Patrick
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Re: RPi Kernel Panic on Bookworm
开云体育Hello Jon, Beware of the major caveat that you must use older Raspberry Pi hardware that's compatible with those older OS versions (bootloader / firmware support).? Using a Raspberry Pi 3 should be ok for very old releases. --David KI6ZHD ? On 02/04/2024 06:03 PM, Jon Bousselot
KK6VLO wrote:
When I pick this up again, I'm looking at the 2022-04-04 release of Bullseye, which should have the 5.15.xx kernel.? Buster has a release of 4.19 kernel I'll test also. |
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Re: RPi Kernel Panic on Bookworm
I may have to try it on a Pi5 and see what the difference is
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On Feb 5, 2024, at 12:36, Jon Bousselot KK6VLO <jon-bousselot@...> wrote: FYI... it takes 2851 minutes to compile the linux kernel on a Raspberry Pi-1. |
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Re: Seeking case compatible with Pi 5 + Pimoroni NVMe BASE
开云体育I'm hoping to have my pimoroni this week. I 3D printed a case that holds the Pi5 with the pineberry pi bottom "hat" and if it doesn't directly fit, I may be able to modify it.
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On Feb 5, 2024, at 04:26, "Kenneth R. van Wyk" <ken@...> wrote:
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Re: Seeking case compatible with Pi 5 + Pimoroni NVMe BASE
开云体育Hmmm, I might have answered my own question. After looking at a few of the online Pi shops without success, I searched broader and found a couple of 3D cases that should work.This one looks excellent:? Cheers, Ken van Wyk Armata Scientia
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Seeking case compatible with Pi 5 + Pimoroni NVMe BASE
开云体育I plan on adding my Pi 5 to my portable rig. It’s currently caseless, however, as the Pimoroni NVM3 base board doesn’t seem happy in other cases. Anyone know of a case that can accommodate this configuration, while still allowing access to the external ports? Cheers, Ken van Wyk Armata Scientia |
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Re: RPi Kernel Panic on Bookworm
2019-06-20-raspbian-buster-lite.img, Pi-3, did not "apt update;apt upgrade", the system is 32bit, will investigate what kernel versions live in the repos later.
Linux Pi3-2019 4.19.50-v7+ #896 SMP Thu Jun 20 16:11:44 BST 2019 armv7l GNU/Linux Needed this to allow "oldoldstable" repositories. apt-get update --allow-releaseinfo-change The dependency packages to compile rmsgw install cleanly, and the app builds without any issues. the rmsgw_aci python script runs and updates just fine.? Send/Get over VHF works.? The timer is started. |
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Re: RPi Kernel Panic on Bookworm
When I pick this up again, I'm looking at the 2022-04-04 release of Bullseye, which should have the 5.15.xx kernel.? Buster has a release of 4.19 kernel I'll test also.
Describe "works okay" for your environment.? Where does it fall apart and what are you using? I used to run 64 bit only Slackware 13.? |
Rob Johnson KK6JNI