Phil Elwell
Phil Elwell
You can rewind to older kernels using `rpi-update`. This page (https://github.com/raspberrypi/rpi-firmware/commits/master/) lists all of the releases we have made, and you can select any one using the hexadecimal values (shortened...
That's what I was afraid of. I'll see about getting you some intermediate kernel builds to try.
The build artifacts are only retained for 90 days, and this is an old PR. I've rebased it now which has kicked off another build - try again in 45...
The builds are underway - it will take about another 30 minutes.
The addition of the runtime builds has caused a problem with downloading older images that don't include one. That shouldn't cause it to fail, but we may be able to...
[ Off topic, but thank's for all those kernel drivers at the start of Raspberry Pi, Chris! ]
Is that failure repeatable? You can add `framebuffer_height=2160` to get more text on screen at once.
When I say repeatable I mean that it isn't a one-off error. Setting `framebuffer_height=2160` in config.txt increases the number of lines on screen for me on a Pi 4, but...
That's much more useful. The other thing you could try is adding `maxcpus=1` to cmdline.txt (being careful to keep it all in one line), which will remove the stack traces...
The list is clearly showing sda7 as an option, but you are saying that `root=sda7` doesn't work? Is it a timing issue? What do you have in cmdline.txt?