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You gotta do: $ sudo apt update $ sudo apt upgrade $ sudo apt dist-upgrade Then do a restart and the bootloader should be updated, if that doesn't work
by simongr3dal 6y ago
You gotta do:
$ sudo apt update
$ sudo apt upgrade
$ sudo apt dist-upgrade
Then do a restart and the bootloader should be updated, if that doesn't work you also need to do a:
$ sudo rpi-update
Now the eeprom should be updated and the default option should be to boot from SD, then USB.
- snvzz 6y agoThat's the easy way for Debian or Raspbian users, sure. But I am on archlinuxarm. I have used rpi-eeprom-update in the past with no issue, but it won't see the update this story is about, for reasons unknown.
- snvzz 6y ago... figured it out. rpi-eeprom is not in archlinuxarm, but rather, I did install it ages ago from the AUR, manually. There's a new version, which does the trick. It turns out, the updater does not look online for the latest version as I'd imagine it did, but rather, it looks at a local path, and the hope is that the distribution will take care of the latest firmware being in that path for you.