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Unable to set boot order on Raspberry PI5 with pcie NVMe on HAT.
10 Apr 2024 08:35 #297902
by NT4Boy
Replied by NT4Boy on topic Unable to set boot order on Raspberry PI5 with pcie NVMe on HAT.
Last try was
sudo python3 -m pip install --break-system-packages cryptodomex
error is could not find distribution.
sudo python3 -m pip install --break-system-packages cryptodomex
error is could not find distribution.
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10 Apr 2024 09:54 #297908
by cornholio
Replied by cornholio on topic Unable to set boot order on Raspberry PI5 with pcie NVMe on HAT.
They might have made a typo
This may work
sudo python3 -m pip install pycryptodomex
This may work
sudo python3 -m pip install pycryptodomex
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10 Apr 2024 12:55 #297919
by NT4Boy
Replied by NT4Boy on topic Unable to set boot order on Raspberry PI5 with pcie NVMe on HAT.
sudo python3 -m pip install --break-system-packages pycryptodomex
success.
./rpi-eeprom-config -e run from inside the rpi-eeprom clone directory appears to work, but still fails with RPi4 error.
I can now see on the processing message that it is running an eeprom..2023.bin from outside the clone directory.
To me its odd that there is no install script in the clone and without it, I am stumped.
Thanks again.
success.
./rpi-eeprom-config -e run from inside the rpi-eeprom clone directory appears to work, but still fails with RPi4 error.
I can now see on the processing message that it is running an eeprom..2023.bin from outside the clone directory.
To me its odd that there is no install script in the clone and without it, I am stumped.
Thanks again.
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10 Apr 2024 13:13 #297922
by NT4Boy
Replied by NT4Boy on topic Unable to set boot order on Raspberry PI5 with pcie NVMe on HAT.
There is an install in the test folder of the clone.
This runs and installs this later version...
Thanks
This runs and installs this later version...
Thanks
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10 Apr 2024 13:22 #297923
by NT4Boy
Replied by NT4Boy on topic Unable to set boot order on Raspberry PI5 with pcie NVMe on HAT.
But... the update of rpi-eeprom-config to version 2712 doesn't actually change the boot order. No longer messages about PI4, so happy its really installed.
Goes through the motions, confirms on screen that the new boot order will be applied at the next reboot. Machine reboots and rpi-eeprom-config shows that the boot order is the same as it was before.
Sigh.
Goes through the motions, confirms on screen that the new boot order will be applied at the next reboot. Machine reboots and rpi-eeprom-config shows that the boot order is the same as it was before.
Sigh.
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10 Apr 2024 13:59 #297927
by tommylight
Replied by tommylight on topic Unable to set boot order on Raspberry PI5 with pcie NVMe on HAT.
Been reading this silently long enough, so why are you trying to shove rpi4 stuff into rpi5? It most probably not work, hell even stuff for rpi5 does not work on rpi 5 as it has 6 or 7 variants by now, version 3 had a long period where a lot of things did not work. They mostly got fixed by now.
You had a very good reply at the start of this topic, install raspios and see if it works, then just add RT kernel and LinuxCNC.
This is comming from someone who just spent 2 days trying to shove ardupilot with autonomous flight into an ESP32!
One part of me wants to say: take the advice and be done with it, the other part is screaming : keep going, make it work no matter how many tell you it wont work!
You had a very good reply at the start of this topic, install raspios and see if it works, then just add RT kernel and LinuxCNC.
This is comming from someone who just spent 2 days trying to shove ardupilot with autonomous flight into an ESP32!
One part of me wants to say: take the advice and be done with it, the other part is screaming : keep going, make it work no matter how many tell you it wont work!
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10 Apr 2024 14:20 - 10 Apr 2024 14:23 #297928
by NT4Boy
Replied by NT4Boy on topic Unable to set boot order on Raspberry PI5 with pcie NVMe on HAT.
When I google change boot order of RPi5, all links say use rpi-eeprom-config --edit and put the 6 at the RH end of the BOOT_ORDER line.
No other option is offered.
Why shouldn't it work, the update page I was pointed at says its for Pi5 ?
Who has said it won't work?
No other option is offered.
Why shouldn't it work, the update page I was pointed at says its for Pi5 ?
Who has said it won't work?
Last edit: 10 Apr 2024 14:23 by NT4Boy. Reason: typo
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10 Apr 2024 14:25 #297929
by tommylight
Replied by tommylight on topic Unable to set boot order on Raspberry PI5 with pcie NVMe on HAT.
That was just to prove a point, keep chugging along, the experience you get from it is priceless.
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10 Apr 2024 14:45 #297932
by randale
Replied by randale on topic Unable to set boot order on Raspberry PI5 with pcie NVMe on HAT.
Probably not very elegant, but what I have done is:
install Raspbian on a SD Card
use the imager to install LCNC image from the LCNC.org downloads page
leave the boot order to boot from the SDcard preferentially
remove the SDCard
system boots from NVME into LCNC
So far, this has enabled me to keep the Raspbian SDCard handy to reinsert and reinstall LCNC quickly as I experiment with different things and muck up the LCNC install...
This strategy inspired by my innate lazy nature will probably come back to bite me eventually...
Randale
install Raspbian on a SD Card
use the imager to install LCNC image from the LCNC.org downloads page
leave the boot order to boot from the SDcard preferentially
remove the SDCard
system boots from NVME into LCNC
So far, this has enabled me to keep the Raspbian SDCard handy to reinsert and reinstall LCNC quickly as I experiment with different things and muck up the LCNC install...
This strategy inspired by my innate lazy nature will probably come back to bite me eventually...
Randale
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10 Apr 2024 17:31 #297944
by NT4Boy
Replied by NT4Boy on topic Unable to set boot order on Raspberry PI5 with pcie NVMe on HAT.
Yes, pulling the SD card, should also work for me.
Thanks
Thanks
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