Public bug reported:
Testing the latest arm64 18.04 mini ISO on a raspberry pi 3, I found the
internal sd card reader was not recognised. This is the main storage on
a pi. Manually extracting the mmc/host/bcm2835 module from the extras
package and insmod'ing it got it working on the d-i installer.
It would be great if the sd card could be recognised out of the box. I
think all that is needed is to include the module in the block storage
udeb.
Note the pi has two SD controllers. A second is used for the WiFi (but
can also be used for the sd card reader). That is also missing from the
debian installer as far as I can tell.
** Affects: linux (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1761468
Title:
Debian-installer missing mmc bcm2835 module
Status in linux package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
Testing the latest arm64 18.04 mini ISO on a raspberry pi 3, I found
the internal sd card reader was not recognised. This is the main
storage on a pi. Manually extracting the mmc/host/bcm2835 module from
the extras package and insmod'ing it got it working on the d-i
installer.
It would be great if the sd card could be recognised out of the box.
I think all that is needed is to include the module in the block
storage udeb.
Note the pi has two SD controllers. A second is used for the WiFi
(but can also be used for the sd card reader). That is also missing
from the debian installer as far as I can tell.
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