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<Peppi>
hello
<Peppi>
I'm having an issue with https://www.armbian.com/odroid-xu4/ I'm currently using 24.5.1 I see there is a 24.5.3. The issue I'm having is with my HC2. When I reboot the device I don't have access to the hard drive. But if I cold boot it, I do. Any thoughts?
<Peppi>
is there a change log I can look at from 24.5.1 and 24.5.3?
<DC-IRC>
[Discord] <Werner> I don't think anything except kernel bumping has been done for this family
<Peppi>
Oh ok
<Peppi>
Any ideas why the hard drive doesn't mount on a reboot but does on a cold startup?
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<DC-IRC>
[Discord] <marty1938> Is it possible to force build to not use docker? I have Ubuntu 22.04.4 still the build tool tries to download the docker
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<DC-IRC>
[Discord] <marty1938> After some research i found this: PREFER_DOCKER=no
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<DC-IRC>
[Discord] <menu> @werner would probably be useful to include the vulnerable version numbers in that announcement
<DC-IRC>
[Discord] <menu> (OpenSSH up to 4.4p1, plus versions from 8.5p1 to 9.7p1)
<DC-IRC>
[Discord] <rpardini> yeah but tl,dr is: every Debian since bullseye, and Ubuntu since Jammy, is affected so just go patch
<DC-IRC>
[Discord] <Werner> True. All userspaces we support (so excluding csc/eos hidden behind EXPERT) are affected and can be patched.
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<Jin^eLD>
hi, is there a more or less straightforward way to see which kernel patches exactly are being applied for a given board configuration, without actually building the whole image?
<Jin^eLD>
I tried following the scripts, but got lost somehow
<DC-IRC>
[Discord] <rpardini> more or less. if you're interested in kernel patches, `./compile.sh BOARD=xx BRANCH=yy rewrite-kernel-patches` will give you the patching summary and a kernel git tree with all patches.
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<Jin^eLD>
I wanted to avoid messing with docker and compile.sh wanted root access, which was a no-go for me, so I was hoping to somehow figure it out without having to run it as I do not really need to compile armbian in the end; but I figured that it seems to apply everything listed in series.conf regardless of the board, for instance for rockchip it applies all rockchip patches no matter which rk board
<Jin^eLD>
one is compiling for? build/patch/kernel/archive/rockchip-6.6
<Jin^eLD>
am I correct?
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<DC-IRC>
[Discord] <rpardini> yes/no/depends
<DC-IRC>
[Discord] <rpardini> just run the build and find out
<DC-IRC>
[Discord] <alexl83> I got a segfault during update-initramfs while running latest trunk and building orangepizero3 6.6.36
<DC-IRC>
[Discord] <alexl83> will chek logs
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<DC-IRC>
[Discord] <narga_64> Jin: there is only one kernel per board family. So if your board is in the `rockchip64` family, the kernel has all patches applied from the `rockchip64` patch directory. Which is a lot 😄 But building different kernels for every board would be a lot
<DC-IRC>
[Discord] <srepac> updating armbian (jammy or bookworm) only gets us openssh 8.9 (jammy) and 9.2 (bookworm) which are both still vulnerable