Hey, I got it too on my RPi 2, only 2017-02-02 was 100% working well. On the last build .img, there's a bug about your @MAC address changing... With my RPi 2, I it booting quickly when I plug the power, then only 1 time the green LED is blinking, then you see nothing on the screen. If I check new IP on my DHCP server, I see a new MAC in my leases. Freedombox will change it, and GUI web interface is ok. But if I want to debug with keyboard plugged on the RPi itself, it's of course impossible because there's no console available...
http://lists.alioth.debian.org/pipermail/freedombox-discuss/2017-July/008071.html Sadly, I think this .img has too many problems for using it everydays : - no console / no video to admin the board - !!!***MAC address :p May be the RPi 3 has same problems ? Good luck devs ;) Le 08/08/2017 à 22:30, Johannes Keyser a écrit : > Dear all, > > During yesterday's FreedomBox installfest at SHA2017.org, several > people encountered problems installing on an RPi3: No apparent > response (no flashing of green LED during boot), except for the > testing image, freedombox-testing-nonfree_2017-02-02_raspberry2-armhf.img. > Can anyone contradict this observation, e.g. with successful install > of freedombox-stable-nonfree_2017-07-17_raspberry2-armhf.img? > (Assuming this should be possible. I have no RPi3 to test it myself.) > > > Other than this, the event was well received: About 10 people turned > up, despite our short notice announcement. Some went indeed away with a > fresh install, but there also was unforeseen friction in many cases. > So with 20:20 hindsight, for those who'd like to organize such an > event in the future, here some advice. > Many people struggled with finding, downloading, and flashing the > (correct) image - and our audience were veterans of the command line. > The next big hurdle is how to connect to the freedombox with > your laptop. We had a switch in place, but some reverted to setting up > an DHCP on their laptopt and connected via direct "cross-over" Ethernet. > Hence consider 1) to download the common (i.e. RPi 2 or 3) images > beforehand and offer them on USB sticks or on a local server, and > maybe 2) run a local DHCP server (and help people figure out their MAC > addresses to identify their box). Also offer the option of a virtual > machine install - some are mainly interested in testing the web UI, > and run Debian since decades. > Finally, it's a good idea to summarize the key websites and installation > steps on a handout sheet. Never rely on the Internet during such an > event :). > > > Best, > Johannes > > > > _______________________________________________ > Freedombox-discuss mailing list > Freedombox-discuss@lists.alioth.debian.org > http://lists.alioth.debian.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/freedombox-discuss
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