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Modules missing on reinstall #31
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Kernel v4.4.21+ on raspberrypi-ua-netinst v1.3.0? There is the problem because v1.3.0 came with 4.4.13+ (stored in installer.cpio.gz)... If you do a reinstall, you should update to the new version. Have a look at the new available variables for installer-config.txt. There are some very useful regarding localization and keyboard layout... Backup your installer-config.txt and other changes you made from /boot. Then delete all files and folders there, replace them with the current raspberrypi-ua-netinst and apply your customization. I think this will fix it for you. |
I see the problem: Reinstallation fails because the kernel (kernel.img/kernel7.img) has been updated by the running system. The installer loads it on reinstall boot and misses the modules in initramfs. To fix it, read my suggestion above. (But replacing the kernel.img and kernel7.img from the original used installer does the trick, too.) |
You're welcome, thanks for sorting it! Excellent tool. |
Following the
README
, I wanted to reinstall, with a few modifications.I made some modifications to the files in
/boot/
, eg adding "bring-your-own" files tomy-files.list
and/boot/config/files
.Then I run:
During the installation, I get this:
I noticed that the files in
/boot/
, such as thebcm*.dtb
,kernel.img
andstart*.elf
files are different to those in the original installer files. Might this be the problem?I've also tried it without modifying anything (except
mv /boot/config-reinstall.txt /boot/config.txt
) but it does the same thing.So far I've had success by changing the files in /boot/:
Then it re-installs successfully. (I know the last file was necessary, but I'm not sure about the others.)
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