Hi everyone! I just noticed that RPI kernel was bumped to 5.4.42. has anyone been using that kernel with OMV and a Raspberry Pi?
Is there any concerning thing I should keep in mind before upgrading ?
(other tha an SD backup of course)
Thanks!
Hi everyone! I just noticed that RPI kernel was bumped to 5.4.42. has anyone been using that kernel with OMV and a Raspberry Pi?
Is there any concerning thing I should keep in mind before upgrading ?
(other tha an SD backup of course)
Thanks!
That kernel was just released two days ago. So, probably not many people running it yet. Upgrading my system now and trying the 2020-05-27 raspbian buster lite image now.
Just a note, I thought the kernel was in the repo. Not sure why you need the 5.4 kernel but if you want the most stable system, avoid running rpi-update. Once the 5.4 kernel is the default kernel, it will be in the repo.
HI, i actually need an updated kernel to solve the macvlan issues already highlighted in other threads and have been forced to run the rpi-update to have a kernel version that solves it.
That has been annoying me a bit bc I know i should not be running untested kernel on a regular basis.. every updates makes me shiver
I have a "test" RPi to try some functionality out and report if I found any issues.
Ok, i run a apt-get upgrade on the "test"rpi3 on which I 've run rpi-update previosuly, and the kernel was bumped to 4.19.118-v7+.
Is this normal? I was expecting it to go to 5.4.42, perhaps I was wrong.
so fare everything is working ok..
Will try in the afternoon to upgrade the RPi4 (not previously updated with rpi-update).
That has been annoying me a bit bc I know i should not be running untested kernel on a regular basis.. every updates makes me shiver
If you need an ultra stable NAS, an RPi should not be your first choice.
Will try in the afternoon to upgrade the RPi4 (not previously updated with rpi-update).
Since I know many more will do this, I updated an RPi4 to the 5.4 kernel. Seems fine so far.
If you need an ultra stable NAS, an RPi should not be your first choice.
let's say I'm more looking for a compromise : won't' look for trouble going regularly installing the latest firmware and kernel with rpi-update but also want some functionalities and i'll wait for them to be properly fixed int he stable branch.
Since I know many more will do this, I updated an RPi4 to the 5.4 kernel. Seems fine so far.
did you do it with rpi-update? or is the 5.4 in the official repository by now?
did you do it with rpi-update?
Yes
or is the 5.4 in the official repository by now?
No. 4.19 is still in the repo and the new 2020-05-27 raspbian buster lite image is still using the 4.19 kernel. I can't imagine the macvlan issue requires the 5.4 kernel. I realize it might need a change to the 4.19 kernel though.
Thanks, now I got it.
4.19.118-v7+ indeed has the fix for Macvlan so I won't have to go to 5.4!
Thanks again!
Good to hear. Thanks for the update.
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