Releases: LordRafa/ALARMOnTegraK1
Releases · LordRafa/ALARMOnTegraK1
v1.0.4-M2
- Fixed boot script, now console is correctly displayed on serial and it can boot from other media than sd card.
- Kernel version bumped to 6.0.11
v1.0.4-M1
- Updating kernel version 6.0.10 (currently not bootable)
- Removing unneeded kernel patches and packages.
- Now the create_installation_sd script can be force to write non usb devices with the flag -f
- Several improvements
Know bug:
- When create SD finish it return a and error even if looks like it finished successfully
- Kernel 6.0.10 doesn't boot
v1.0.3
Adding new option to manually mount the target file system.
- manual -> Installs Arch Linux ARM on a manually mounted device/s at /tmp/arfs (note: No partitioning nor formatting will be done).
This can be useful when you want to create complex file systems with specific folders mounted in specific partitions (e.g. separate / and /home). It will require to do the partitioning and the formatting manually and then mount the partitions under /tmp/arfs/.
v1.0.2
Improving HDMI audio configuration. Now it will be detected as a card with several multichannel profiles and it will be auto selected when HDMI is connected.
v1.0.1
Fixing an issue that prevents boot from eMMC/SDA when performing an installation on the SD card
v1.0.0
This version fixes HDMI Audio. Now everything looks to work correctly (HDMI Audio, Ethernet, Wifi, BT,....)
v0.0.5
Now it is posible to choose destination device to install ArchLinux ARM. Use:
- emmc for integrated eMMC.
- sd for SD Card
- sda for to install on a SATA device.
v0.0.4
Update linux-jetson-tk1 to v5.8.1. In order to make it work, usb2-0 had to be disabled and xusb.bin firmware was added to mkinitcpio.
v0.0.3
This release adds the following:
- Adding an additional script to configure the SD card.
- jetson-enable-wifi.patch now uses already present in mainline mechanism to configure the GPIO rather than add a new one.
- Several usability improvements.
v0.0.2
Now Wifi and BT works correctly