I want to put a live image on an SD card to boot my L5 to see if that fixes some of my issues. However, I cannot find a conclusive way to do this. Could someone explain to me how to do this as concisely as possible? Edit: And possibly try Crimson as well

I figured it out. I wasn’t updating uboot right.

Okay, to confirm, this is the process to update uboot: Download the .deb Install it Then execute this command: sudo u-boot-install-librem5 /dev/mmcblk0 Reboot the Librem 5

[image] FranklyFlawless: /dev/mmcblk0 This comes up as un-supported file

[image] Status of Suspend for Librem 5 Librem 5 A number of messages in this thread had me confused or actively negated each other, but at the time of this writing, on a librem 5 running PureOS byzantium, this is what you should do (and this should be somehow c…

How about this one? [image] Status of Suspend for Librem 5 Librem 5 Indeed, I was mistaken. Here’s a one-liner to install the latest version (replaces step 2): wget https://source.puri.sm/Librem5/uboot-imx/-/jobs/399069/artifacts/raw/debian/output/u-boot-libr…

Alright, what happens when you execute the code as root?

PureOS on the Librem 5 does not support the account by default, so use a root shell instead: sudo -s For every command that uses sudo, omit it: u-boot-install-librem5 /dev/mmcblk0 When you want to exit the root shell: exit

Live booting an SD card

Hardware Librem 5

FranklyFlawless February 25, 2024, 5:23am 23

How about this one?