I received my board loaded Ubuntu 23.10 but the OS wont allow upgrade to 24.04.1, but found a way to load Ubuntu 24.04.1
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Awesome…what commands did you use?
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Ubuntu 24.04.1 Image used to extract rootfs from
https://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/noble/release/ubuntu-24.04.1-preinstalled-server-riscv64.img.xz
sha56sum: 2e533c3146df732282901dfb42c1a3c7af2ec17bb799f2223253e60fff79e7e7
Fw files you need to add to new rootfs
Modify etc/fstab remove 2nd UEFI line
Fastboot flash links
Using fastboot​
In addition to using titanflasher, you can also use the fastboot method to flash the device. The complete flashing steps of this method need to be further improved. The following flashing commands are for developers’ reference only.
fastboot stage factory/FSBL.bin
fastboot continue
sleep 2
fastboot stage u-boot.itb
fastboot continue
sleep 3
#adb reboot bootloader
#sleep 3
fastboot flash gpt partition_universal.json
fastboot flash bootinfo factory/bootinfo_sd.bin
fastboot flash fsbl factory/FSBL.bin
fastboot flash env env.bin
fastboot flash opensbi opensbi.itb
fastboot flash uboot u-boot.itb
fastboot flash bootfs bootfs.img
fastboot flash rootfs rootfs.ext4
sleep 2
fastboot reboot
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Can you expand on this at all? I’ve messed around a while with this and guessing at what you mean, but a specific step-by-step list would be awesome.
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Hi, how to boot linux kernel using u-boot terminal shell when using the k1 dram custom u-boot from the GitHub link you linked? I already have the custom u-boot and opensbi compiled and working but unable to boot it since it needs the right offsets in the u-boot shell to boot the kernel? Thanks. k1-spl-dram.md link.
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No, i not customized u-boot, basically just swapped out the rootfs
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Alright thanks. I hope someone can help me figure it out.
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