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The boot partition files look correct from Win10, for what it is worth.

I'm going to say that it might be the Ubuntu machine. I just shrunk a card using gparted and now that card won't work. I'll come back after troubleshooting on...

Yeah, it wasn't the machine. A working build that I've used for over a year does the same thing. It happens with pishrink but also with gparted; if I shrink...

> Same problem here and it isn't the machine. The shrinked image (from 32GB to 11GB) is apparently (green light) a few times read, but then nothing else happens. What...

I have all of mine write-protected (overlay) so that they don’t get corrupted when my staff unplug them without shutting them down. That would serve the same function.

(From memory, so let me know if I’m off) `sudo raspi-config` Option number 4 (performance options, maybe?) Overlay file system (enable) Write protect (yes) Finish Yes to reboot

Have you ever booted from a “live CD” with anything? Where you don’t have a hard drive running the show, but the computer acts as if it is writing to...

Anyway, it basically makes it like that. So every time it reboots, it is fresh again. Nothing that happens during previous sessions is stored. So before you enable all of...

SingletonLock is a file in ~/.config/chromium/ that is created to identify the profile using Chromium. If it is still there on a fresh launch (because it terminates incorrectly or something;...

Ahh, I figured it out. If you change the hostname and reboot it causes the locked Chromium. So this script eliminates that problem so that you can change the hostname...