On 28/07/2016 21:29, Joseph wrote:
The update looks great. Good work.
Not certain where to post this - I started with new uSD cards. Burned
current Raspbian distro (27 May 2016) onto the cards. Plugged into
RPi3 (first) then updated and upgraded to start current.
Then I ran through the "Getting Started" section to "Setting up
Machinekit on a Platform" to "5. Debian Jessie on ARM7(RPi2)". The
section "Apt Packages for Jessie" worked as expected. Then on to
"Install the Kernel." Updating the raspberrypi-bootloader returns
"already the latest." Next is "install kernel." "apt-get install
linux-image-rpi2-rt" fails as the package is no longer available. Is
there another repository which must be specified? Or perhaps the
image name has changed?
http://deb.machinekit.io/debian/pool/main/l/linux-rt/linux-image-rpi2-rt_4.4.4-rt9-v7+-7_armhf.deb
Seems to be where it should be.
Try running 'apt-get update' and run 'apt-get install
linux-image-rpi2-rt' again.
regards
Thank you, Joe
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