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Date is invalid on Debian Bookworm for Odroid N2+ and breaks apt #38
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I thought I may have corrupted something. So I reburnt the emmc card and made sure my network cable was connected on first boot as it wasn't connected the first time. /etc/resolve.conf contains nameserver 127.0.0.53 (which is nonsense) ifconfig is depreciated. It would be helpful if the following debian packages were included so problems like this could be resolved: With these, I don't think I would be bothering you. |
This is not nonsense. It's pointing to systemd-resolved.
You can install all of these with apt. |
Maybe I assumed to quickly it was related to Issue #8 so I apologise for not understanding how resolve works. Let me rephrase the issue. I am unable to install anything with apt. I tried several times with several installs of all the images for the odroid N2 you provide. Its certainly an issue as I cannot install anything from the repos. |
Any logs or error messages? |
I'll have another go when I get a bit of time and take some photos of the screen. apt update seems to run correctly but says something about you can't use something yet. cat /etc/apt/sources.list seems to show a normally formatted file but includes security settings. apt upgrade says there is nothing to upgrade, no errors apt install some-package says the package is not found despite being in the debian repos apt install nano says nano is not in the repository but is mentioned elsewhere. The only one I tried which returned this message. |
Ok I sorted this and updated the title accordingly.
Sorry for being so off the mark initially. I had never experienced this issue before. |
Could be that your NTP client doesn't have any NTP server to connect to. I pushed a change that adds fallback NTP servers in case the DHCP server is not providing any. |
#8 refers - data in resolv.conf is still wrong in Bookworm on Odroid N2+. (same as N2 just with faster processor)
I know the N2+ is on the network because ifconfig reports an IP address and I can ping that IP from another PC on the network.
I can diagnose the fault but I don't know how to fix this in the absence of a text editor.
PS I am really excited to find your images.... Now I just have to get the networking working...
Any help fixing this would be appreciated.
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