Is this method reliable enough for a production environment so that it won't break after a kernel update? ----------------------- When Canonical comes out with their official USB boot implementation, how hard would it be to switch to their implementation? Would I just need to change back the files,...

jsciamms wrote: ↑

Sun Aug 09, 2020 11:19 pm

[ In all reality. If you decompress the kernel and boot the pi, you can do all the rest of the steps from that point on the raspberry pi itself.

Yip, that seems to be the easiest to me.

PS You no longer need to copy the elf and dat files.. can you update your original post?

Hope it helps someone else, like I said I do not know how to avoid the problem.. Just because running sudo apt upgrade.. Maybe just let unattended upgrades handle stuff and hopefully firmware is not a security fix. I've just seen the same happen to me. Hopefully updating/overwriting these files bef...

How are you able to make the script executable when /boot in Raspberry Pi is a fat32 partition? I couldn't test this because of that problem. I think the original poster had in mind that you would be performing those steps with the SSD you just created mounted to your Raspberry Pi before you first ...