David Lechner

I would recommend the stretch version instead of the jessie version (unless you have a good reason to run the older version).

Do you have a different microSD card you could try?

It sounds like Etcher has confirmed that both SD cards are defective. I highly recommend using SanDisk Extreme microSDHC. 32GB ones are still in production.

Are you using a custom ev3dev image where the `/usr/bin/beep` command doesn't have the SUID bit set (the `s` flag below)? ```console $ ls -l /usr/bin/beep -rwsr-xr-x 1 root root...

It looks like `beep` no longer ships with this bit set and instead expects the user to be a member of the `beep` group. https://sources.debian.org/src/beep/1.4.9-1.1/debian/NEWS/ Also, the included udev rule...

It's being used right now. ```console $ cat /proc/swaps Filename Type Size Used Priority /dev/zram0 partition 98300 18432 16383 $ free total used free shared buff/cache available Mem: 57620 22992...

> "Hmm... the zram swap is actually just compressed ram, so since it is full, There is a `Priority` column in the output of `/proc/swaps`, so maybe it would be...

> since I've been preoccupied I wish you the best and hope you can find the right doctors and treatment that you need. And thanks for your contributions to ev3dev...

I also just built a new BOOT.BIN from the current main (commit 46aa12bbe) and the problem is the same.

Thanks for looking into this. I wonder if this changed sometime in the last 9 years. The upstream Linux driver that was written 9 years ago expects t+1 ticks. And...