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StellarMate OS won't boot after Updates

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That should work for you as long as you don't run the update again. It did for me.
3 years 7 months ago #60059

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Oh, yeah, it does work fine without updating. But that's why I made the thread, heh.
3 years 7 months ago #60061

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Yes, I have this too. On a 8gb pi 4, the 1.5.4 image works but running the update leads to no interface. I can still shh onto the pi, although this is not so helpful out in the field.
3 years 7 months ago #60228

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Is this fixed yet, I update about two weeks ago and had this issue...??
3 years 6 months ago #61556

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Haven't seen this issue on my 4G4b, I've heard of issues with the 8g version, I wonder if this is related?
3 years 6 months ago #61816

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I've got the same problem here. Just bought Stellarmate OS 1.5.4 and installed on my Raspberry Pi 8GB with a 128GB SD card. I can get it to boot initially, but can't connect or get response after update.

I also tried booting from USB 3.0, but for some reason the wifi won't work when I boot from the USB, so I can't connect with the app, VNC, etc.
3 years 5 months ago #62159

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I've re-uploaded 1.5.4 after applying latest security updates a few days ago. Can you verify the MD5 checksum matches this?

25a3b38bf598f62021556c9ac6c6053b
3 years 5 months ago #62165

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BKM - are you also on an 8gb Pi?
3 years 5 months ago #62167

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You need to update the bootloader, there is a new firmware update as of the 9/9/2020...I did not have this and so all sorted now...
3 years 5 months ago #62177

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I am using an 8GB Raspberry Pi 4B.

If I do an 'rpi-eeprom-update', it says:

CURRENT: Thu 03 Sep 2020 12:11:43 PM UTC (1599135103)
LATEST: Thu 03 Sep 2020 12:11:43 PM UTC (1599135103)

So it appears I have the latest stable firmware.

I downloaded 1.5.4 back in late August. I'm just now getting around to trying it out. The MD5 hash is DC49C06ABA5B3E24247116852FC299B9.

Should I download again?

Thanks
3 years 5 months ago #62185

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Yes please try to download again and please let us know if that image works out for you.
3 years 5 months ago #62186

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It worked! I downloaded a fresh copy of 1.5.4, and it worked fine. Thanks! I used the Software Update tool this rime. Last time I did the update from the command line using the apt-get update and apt-get upgrade. I doubt that made any difference, though.

Also, I tried to boot from a USB 3 thumb drive again. It boots, but the wifi still doesn't work (in either hot spot mode or connection to local wifi). I wonder if the the thumb drive is causing 2.4GHz interference? I may try a SSD or external USB wifi antenna to see if those will work. The USB boot isn't a deal breaker for me, just something I would like to do eventually.
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