2023-06-04, 09:30 PM
(This post was last modified: 2023-06-19, 07:47 PM by baltika_no_9.)
I think the problem is due to the latest available version of udev.
If I download the latest OPv3 image and make a brand new build, then before updating it further I do this:
I prevent the update from happening by doing:
Note above the numeral 1 at the end of libudev1
Then go through a couple of cycles of sudo apt upgrade to bring all packages up to date and everything works as it should. I was able to add the serial cable exactly as it should work. so it looks like the +deb11u2 updates to udev and libudev1 are a problem.
As a test I have downgraded udev/libudev1 to version 247.3-7 and it works perfectly, correct operation is restored.
If I download the latest OPv3 image and make a brand new build, then before updating it further I do this:
Code:
sudo apt update
Code:
sudo apt list --upgradeable | grep udev
WARNING: apt does not have a stable CLI interface. Use with caution in scripts.
libudev1/stable 247.3-7+deb11u2 arm64 [upgradable from: 247.3-7]
udev/stable 247.3-7+deb11u2 arm64 [upgradable from: 247.3-7]
I prevent the update from happening by doing:
Code:
sudo apt-mark hold udev libudev1
udev set on hold.
libudev1 set on hold.
Note above the numeral 1 at the end of libudev1
Then go through a couple of cycles of sudo apt upgrade to bring all packages up to date and everything works as it should. I was able to add the serial cable exactly as it should work. so it looks like the +deb11u2 updates to udev and libudev1 are a problem.
As a test I have downgraded udev/libudev1 to version 247.3-7 and it works perfectly, correct operation is restored.