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With the 'server' image....the 'kernel=Image' in config.txt allows a system boot. Looks like it resizes the linuxroot partition, then reboots.
It proceeds to load drivers, then the video goes dead after loading the bcm2835 drivers.
With the 'xfce' image, pretty much the same.
I've tried connecting via ssh since I can't get a console, but the root login isn't taking a blank password. Checked the sshd.config file - root is allowed in.
I remember there being a default root password in past builds, but the README for the image just has "login: root" no password. I looked at other devices, and they are the same.
Is anyone else running this release without issues?
The loss of the video on the hdmi port ... show stopper.
setting a password is requested at the first login, you can set it by doing chroot.
also it looks like a problem with the video driver, try commenting out or adding other parameters:
Code:
[pi3]
# These are not applied automatically? Needed to use respective upstream drivers.
#dtoverlay=vc4-kms-v3d,cma-default
dtoverlay=dwc
Commenting out that line causes the same video loss.
Without being able to log in on the console, can't set root password and can't ssh in.
Yeah, it's probably something with the drivers. Two builds ago worked...nothing since. Don't remember the kernel version it was. Since I'm just tinkering with the pi, I didn't keep a backup.
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