Op maandag 26 november 2018 15:53:38 CET schreef Freek de Kruijf: > Op maandag 26 november 2018 13:08:36 CET schreef Freek de Kruijf: > > Op zondag 25 november 2018 22:53:41 CET schreef Andreas Färber: > > > > My suggestion to you Freek would be to join us in IRC on Freenode's > > > > #opensuse-arm channel and we'll try to figure this out together. > > > > I downloaded the Upstream Pine64 image, did put it on a 16 GB micro-SD, > > and > > started the Banana Pi M64 with it. It did boot, which I followed on the > > serial console, USB-TTL serial cable. However the Ethernet device did not > > come up. I did a reboot and now the Ethernet device comes up and gets > > addresses. Also zypper ref works. > > I inspected repository Factory-Contrib-Pine64 and u-boot-pine64plus is > > installed. There I also found u-boot-bananapim64, should that one be > > installed? > > Also journalctl gives only lines of 80 characters and 40 lines. I > > installed > > xterm and used resize to give the command "COLUMNS=132;LINES=41;export > > COLUMNS LINES;", which solved that problem. Pleased with the results so > > far. > > > > Using IRC would be my first time. Will search how to use it. > > So far I failed to use IRC. Nickname is freek. Tried also using the > > Because the installed openssh-7.8p1-1.1 does not allow ssh access I replaced > it by openssh-7.9p1-198.1, which I found somewhere on OBS. > I also did a "zypper dup --no-r" which replaced kernel-default from 4.19.2-1 > to 4.18.15-1. Symbolic links in /boot all point to these new files. However > "uname -a" still shows "4.19.2-1-default". Anyway it works and it uses the > same aarch64 repository as for the Raspberry Pi 3B except for the u-boot... > package.
Problem with 4.19.2 being booted is solved. It was and still is the preferred system in grub. I changed the preferred system to 4.18.15 using yast -> bootloader, however 4.19.2 is still the one that is booted by default. I have to select 4.18.15 in the Advanced setting in the grub screen to get this kernel. Still a problem with starting the system to get an Ethernet connection. Sometimes it works, mostly not. Need to "shutdown -r now" from the serial console to get eth0 up with the requested IP addresses. I search for this problem and found a solution to reload the driver, here dwmac_sun8i, with modprobe, but that did not work. Just need to do a reboot until the eth0 device comes up. -- fr.gr. member openSUSE Freek de Kruijf -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-arm+unsubscr...@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse-arm+ow...@opensuse.org
