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We are having difficulties getting this image to run on Raspberry Pi 3 B. We haven't narrowed down the issue completely but something has caught our attention. Why does the gadget.yaml is referencing an old device tree (bcm2709-rpi-3-b-plus)?
We expected to see a valid device tree in gadget.yaml, as defined here.
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@rodmaz I tracked down the issue to the kernel being pulled from the internet with the bug in the linux-raspi2 package, you can try specifying a kernel file in the model file, and getting the pi-kernel snap file from the official Ubuntu Core image (extracted, kpartx mount), and provide the snap file with --snap as a parameter of ubuntu-image.
As for the gadget, I think you just substitute the dtb name in the device tree.
bcm2709-rpi-2-b: Pi 2B
bcm2710-rpi-3-b: Pi 3B
bcm2710-rpi-3-b-plus: Pi 3B+ and 3A+
bcm2710-rpi-cm3: Compute Module 3
I compiled the gadget with the bcm2710-rpi-3-b-plus device tree, and it was booting on a CM3+. (No idea why)
I will change that to the cm3 dtb and build/flash.
If this issue still persists, can you retry with latest pi-kernel and see if this still is an issue? The DTB is now updated when the kernel is updated.
We are having difficulties getting this image to run on Raspberry Pi 3 B. We haven't narrowed down the issue completely but something has caught our attention. Why does the
gadget.yaml
is referencing an old device tree (bcm2709-rpi-3-b-plus
)?We expected to see a valid device tree in
gadget.yaml
, as defined here.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: