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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. ?Get BlueMail for

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

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

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

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

I know I am jumping in late here, but the AX.25 stuff mostly works on kernel version 4.19, and does ok on 5.15 with some patches.? Version 6 just seems to explode.? I am running my linux/AX.25 on an

The https://github.com/islandmagic/varanny project helps with some stability fyi k

Greetings, I thought I’d share my results thus far here. YMMV, of course, but this is what I’ve found in my testing. Setup Icom IC-7100 with Chameleon EmComm III Base antenna Raspberry Pi 5

Used the rpi-update to get onto 6.1.y kernel branch, which is 6.1.74-v8+. The system was up for about 2h 24m.? I connected to the gateway twice and exchanged mail. First I got a kernel message about

I think I see now.? It makes a backup of /boot/firmware and installs the updated kernel*.img files I'm used to seeing multiple kernels available in the GRUB menu, the RPi doesn't do this.

Here's the info from the RPI website as to what it

I did not know this existed.? Tons of warnings, upgrade first, read release notes later.? Thanks for the info! I did this on Pi-3 and it took way less time than custom compile.? Now I have this

https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux/blob/stable/Makefile The stable branch looks like 5.10.103, which predates the patch. ?If you are compiling from --branch=stable, I'd be careful

This link is into the stable branch; I'll agree that one looks unpatched. ?But if you are compiling the stable branch, you may not end up on 6.1. You should look at what Git actually downloaded.

Have you tried running sudo rpi-update That brings in the latest kernel, not the stable version. ?Get BlueMail for Android ?

downloaded whatever version this brings? (which looks like it is rpi-6.1.y) git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux It does have the ax25 patch. Downloaded this git clone --depth=1

If I'm looking at the right thing, the ax25 patches don't appear here, and this stable version is what I think Raspbian is running.? Let me know if you learn otherwise, and where you found

Hi Jon, Can you share why you think the patches aren't in the Rasp Pi OS kernel? I pulled the raspberrypi.com git repo and diff'ed against the kernel.org source; they came out the same. ?I see the

I'm going down this route, starting on the Pi-1 https://www.raspberrypi.com/documentation/computers/linux_kernel.html git the rpi-6.1.y kernel Verify the patches referenced in this thread exist in

The bug description sounds more like a disconnect bug David was describing a few weeks ago. ?This doesn't look related to our kernel panic. ?Still I was curious ... I used apt-get source