Yep that's why my question is to find a way to setup the real MAC in an early stage, unfortunately also a static IP configuration in OMV will not work because the issue is that when OMV tries to bring up eth0 it will not match any interface with the MAC address it saved to the /etc/netplan/20-openmediavault-eth0.yaml so for now i just removed the MAC address match from the yaml so OMV (neby FrancYescO - Debian
The issue probably is when installing some package, after that i downgrade the kernel, when some package is installed it recalls the generation of initrd.img (idk for what) and also if running on kernel 5.11.7 the generation of 5.12.6 was called it caused again the device to be unresponsive after a reboot probably due to an inconsistent behaviour. btw, is there a way to set the eth0 MAC addreby FrancYescO - Debian
5.12.6 generated files sizes: -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 5185284 Aug 1 02:10 uImage -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 9765625 Aug 1 02:10 uRamdisk the max size should be 5242880 right? btw, just made further tests and i'm sure that the issue is only from 5.12.6 Kernel, probably the same issue that also megal0maniac was having. for now, as i cannot go over with a bootlog, i'll stick toby FrancYescO - Debian
I'm pretty sure there is something it don't like in the latest kernel, for completeness here are my full steps starting from a brand new hardisk, and with a recoveryOS in: # USB FAT32 drive with a boot folder with these file in # # https://fox-exe.ru/WDMyCloud/WDMyCloud-Gen2/usbrecovery.tar.gz # https://www.dropbox.com/s/kt496q2lnb4hx7y/Debian-5.2.9-mvebu-tld-1-rootfs-bodhi.tarby FrancYescO - Debian
i just restored my wdgen2 started from a clean 5.2.9 bodhi's rootfs with replaced just /boot/uImage /boot/uRamdisk /etc/fstab /etc/fw_env.config to allow it to boot on gen2 than issued these command after first start to update kernel, but it died blue blinking.. someone tested the 5.12.6 kernel on these devices? cd /boot tar -xjvf linux-5.12.6-mvebu-tld-1-bodhi.tar.bz2 tar -xby FrancYescO - Debian
Hello, thanks all for the various work, actually i'm on Debian 10 with kernel 4.15.0-rc6 by fox_exe but i just want to update the kernel to the bodhi one (expecially cause of issues with iptables and docker) do you have a faster way for me without fully resetting the drive? EDIT: nvm, i tried following faktorq steps, but i messed up something (probably this is not needed as the rootfs (wby FrancYescO - Debian