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Please read https://github.com/procount/pinn/blob/master/README_PINN.md PINN's job is more of an OS "installer". This is normally a destructive operation as it repartitions the drive and reformats each partition before it installs each...

Yeah, thanks for reminding me @lurch. I think Sakaki's Gentoo might be one of those OSes as I think it overwrites PINN's modifications. So after an upgrade it is necessary...

I just installed Recalbox 7.1.1 with PINN. (Be careful, there are 2 versions - Please choose the one that says "Use this one" in the description). I set the wifi...

(I have no control over the version of Recalbox produced by its maintainers which is sourced via the NOOBS repos. They went their own way and I've not really tested...

> is it possible that it works depending on which partition it came to be stored into? No I don't think so. By installing with PINN it's already on partition...

I don't think anything that PINN has done to LineageOS's partition layout would have altered its update features. Please read the LineageOS FAQ on Konsta's page on "How to update...

It doesn't surprise me. Microsoft stopped supporting this some time ago. You may find some help if you search the Raspberry Pi Forums.

@XECDesign - did you miss an issue? I can only count 4 ;) I agree with @lurch that `apt` seems to be the main culprit. Maybe Piwiz could try to...

> I think for now I'll bump the numbers up until the firmware package is fixed @XECDesign - is this complete?

Could you run step 6 of the Troubleshooting wiki page. https://github.com/procount/pinn/wiki/Troubleshooting on the 256GB Evo SSD that fails and post the output?