Can I get a image of a neutrino?

[zozman]

The used kernel you will see with red key on this screen - or at telnet with cat /proc/version.

[atef 0]

The used kernel you will see with red key on this screen - or at telnet with cat /proc/version.

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:                     Kernel 3.4-4.0-dm820 (11:07:10)                    :
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:            Willkommen beim Neutrino-Image  --  BPanther MOD            :
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dm820 login: root
Password: 


BusyBox v1.37.0.git (2024-06-18 14:29:16 CEST) built-in shell (ash)

dm820:~# cat /proc/version
Linux version 3.4-4.0-dm820 (nix@oeDev) (gcc version 5.3.0 (GCC) ) #1 SMP Thu Jul 1 00:23:18 CEST 2021
dm820:~# 

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[atef 0]

As you can see, WRONG kernel.

[atef 0]

As you can see, WRONG kernel.

What is the reason and can it be fixed?

[atef 0]

Just change the Kernel. Maybe you use the Kernel at the Flash (hidden partition), so you must flash the right kernel.

flash-kernel /boot/vmlinux.bin-3.4-4.0-dm820

The reboot and check the kernel again. If this not help, then is multiboot the problem and has it's own kernel what you have to replace.

[atef 0]

The test was on the device's internal memory
Not a multiboot

[atef 0]

Strange, online updates flashing also the kernel automatically.

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[atef 0]

Strange, online updates flashing also the kernel automatically.

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how did you do it

[atef 0]

Menu -> Information -> Imageinfo -> RED button
Just have a look at the bottom line - "Build information".

[atef 0]

Menu -> Information -> Imageinfo -> RED button
Just have a look at the bottom line - "Build information".

No, not that. I mean how you made it read your kernel

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[zozman]

Hmm, I don't understand what you mean. You see it is not the right kernel in flash, so flash it (see above) and the "Build Info" shows also the right kernel.

[atef 0]

Hmm, I don't understand what you mean. You see it is not the right kernel in flash, so flash it (see above) and the "Build Info" shows also the right kernel.

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[atef 0]

Yes, this will NOT flash the kernel, only a original kernel will flashed. As I wrote, use flash-kernel /boot/vmlinux.bin-3.4-4.0-dm820 at telnet, and the kernel is the right. Via online updates the kernel will be automatically actualised.

You can also use a offline update.

Rename the *.tar.bz2 -> rootfs.tar.bz
Extract from the *.tar.bz2 the file /boot/vmlinux.bin-3.4-4.0-dm820 and rename to kernel.bin.

Both files to /tmp and then Extras->Online/Offline-Update->Offline Update (Image).

[atef 0]

I rebuild currently all DM images (DM8000, DM820, DM7080, DM900 and DM920), rev20770. You can try then a online update of your DM820. The kernel should then also fit. Maybe ready in 30-60 min.

EDIT: All images done...

[atef 0]

I rebuild currently all DM images (DM8000, DM820, DM7080, DM900 and DM920), rev20770. You can try then a online update of your DM820. The kernel should then also fit. Maybe ready in 30-60 min.

EDIT: DM8000/DM820/DM7080 now ready, DM900/DM920 soon...

In this update the SIG disappeared
But that's not a problem

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