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fix detection of kernel modules on 64-bit image #7
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The lib modules folder looks like `/lib/modules/6.1.21-v8+/build`, which means that the previous regex doesn't capture anything after the `-` and therefore it fails to detect the kernel version. The regex now aligns with the other detection method and this works fine on my machine™
Thanks for working on this. Looking at it, I rather think the correct answer is "^/", don't you think so? |
I just used what's already there ;) |
Yes, please (and some minimal testing too...). Thanks a lot. |
Argh, hang on, is this 64-bit kernel on 32-bit userland or 64-bit on 64-bit? The former does not work yet (upstream problem, missing kernel headers). I assume it is the latter as you have gotten it working? |
yes, it was that one. I currently don't have hardware to test on, so that's the best I can do |
Works for me, please insert this correction into the install.sh (Debian Bullseye 6.12.1-v8+, 64bit Kernel 64Bit User) |
Thanks for testing. I have merged this but will also put the result of the discussion in after the merge. |
Thanks for merging fast. This is my working configuration: Hardware: Raspberry Pi 4 with 4GByte memory, ReSpeaker 4 mic array OS: Raspberry Pi OS with desktop, Image 2023-05-03-raspios-bullseye-arm64.img Raspberry Pi configuration: Interfaces SSH, VNC, SPI, I2C PulseAudio issue: due to the Taskbar plugin problem with lxplug-volumepuls I removed it:
You may install the Alsa plugin instead:
Install seeed-voicecard:
You may use Audacity to show seeed-voicecard working (2 channels only):
Suggestion to @HinTak Thank you for your work |
Thanks. I have updated to URL now (only on the tip, v.6.3/v6.4). The volume control related crash seems to be quite well-known. I read that most just recommend removing the plug-in. Good you have found an answer without removing it completely. |
The lib modules folder looks like
/lib/modules/6.1.21-v8+/build
, which means that the previous regex doesn't capture anything after the-
and therefore it fails to detect the kernel version.The regex now aligns with the other detection method and this works fine on my machine™