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rpi-update contains logic to detect that a custom kernel is being used, disabling the updating of the kernel and modules if found because the dtbs may not be compatible. Unfortunately, using kernel=kernel8.img to force a Pi 5 to use the Pi 4 kernel (in order to use 4kB pages for compatibility) causes a false positive.
I think the logic needs to be expanded to ignore cases where it's a standard kernel name, or perhaps just kernel8 on a Pi 5.
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rpi-update contains logic to detect that a custom kernel is being used, disabling the updating of the kernel and modules if found because the dtbs may not be compatible. Unfortunately, using
kernel=kernel8.img
to force a Pi 5 to use the Pi 4 kernel (in order to use 4kB pages for compatibility) causes a false positive.I think the logic needs to be expanded to ignore cases where it's a standard kernel name, or perhaps just
kernel8
on a Pi 5.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: