General discussion • Re: STICKY: PINN - An enhanced version of NOOBS.

I have temporarily removed 3.9.3 for installation, and reverted to 3.9.2 whilst this issue is investigated.

Ok. I've created an image file of my PINN RECOVERY and SETTINGS partitions for testing:
https://we.tl/t-lKcp7OIyL2

Please, extract and copy the image to an USB pendrive (1GB minimum) using this command (replace /dev/sdx with the pendrive one):You can boot the pendrive and reproduce the problem when entering PINN (at least it happens to me). Hope this helps to find why this is happening.

* You can't boot any of the supposed to be installed OS of the pendrive since I deleted it's partitions. Also the partition scheme is f*cked up because I made it small but as close as I can to my real setup.

My system is a "Raspberry Pi 4 Model B 8GB Rev 1.4" with bootloader version "lun 21 oct 2024 14:24:54 UTC (1729520694)".

Thanks very much much for your support.

Statistics: Posted by fprietog — Sun Nov 24, 2024 11:43 am

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