Bilal Amarni

As for the kernel config there is no interactive menu, it just expects the config to be in `make/kernel-config.txt`

@daxj : There are some capabilities needed in order to use loopback devices for example, I'm just using the `--privileged` flag when running docker run to be sure I have...

Hi, I'm not much familiar with this, just looking at the current raspi-config code (https://github.com/RPi-Distro/raspi-config/blob/master/raspi-config#L1101), they do something like this : ``` sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install libgl1-mesa-dri echo...

Didn't you also need the device tree overlay? I'll try to add this in `pi64-config`.

I'll look into it for the next release.

Just for the record, this commit suggests that it wouldn't work on arm64 (https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux/commit/97b35807cc4d3d0cf1d2c61f5ed0727551416ad0). Nonetheless I'll try a build with that module just to see.

Sorry guys indeed I haven't updated this repo for some time, there might be some stuff which don't work anymore, I plan to get back to this soon.

Hard to tell what could be wrong, could you try to reinstall? If you upload somewhere the current image you have I'll be able to investigate.

I'd suggest one of the following. Either you can find a proxy try with something like this : `sudo HTTP_PROXY=yourproxy:port pi64-update`? (Even though it's not your own proxy that's still...

What about being able to run `sudo pi64-update 2017-XX-XX`, that will lookup for the archive in a cache directory otherwise download and install it? That would allow people to easily...