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1 year 3 weeks ago #336288 by tommylight

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1 year 3 weeks ago #336292 by tommylight

The installer is definitely installing the raspi-firmware.
Do you mean the Debian installer or LinuxCNC ISO installer?

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1 year 3 weeks ago #336295 by unknown
Replied by unknown on topic Strugling with installation
Sorry just to clarify, when running the installer from the ISO image the raspi-firmware is being installed.
Can confirm upon first login to the newly installed system tuning apt purge removes the offending files. This has been confirmed by running find to look for any files that contain the string raspi prior to running apt purge then after running apt purge.

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1 year 2 days ago - 1 year 1 day ago #337489 by john.obrien
hi there,

Just for anyone who searches and finds this, as of this writing (October 30 2025), if you have already run sudo apt update and sudo apt upgrade, you can't just run apt purge, you have to run:

Code:
sudo rm /etc/{initramfs/post-update.d/,kernel/{postinst.d/,postrm.d/}}z50-raspi-firmware
Code:
sudo apt purge raspi-firmware

And that will remove the error.

In addition, at least on my machine, after you run pncconf, you have to comment out lines 21 and 22 in order for LinuxCNC to launch.
Last edit: 1 year 1 day ago by john.obrien.

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1 year 2 days ago #337503 by unknown
Replied by unknown on topic Strugling with installation
Hmm I wonder why apt purge worked in my situation ?

And why did it work when I created a new ISO and added a line to pressed that ran apt purge to remove the rasp firmware at the end of the installation process ?

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1 year 2 days ago #337517 by unknown
Replied by unknown on topic Strugling with installation
As an update this will no longer be an issue with Trixie, as the live build process blacklists the raspi-firmware from being installed.
And just be 100% clear the source of this issue was the live-build utility prior to Debian Trixie.
Unless new Bookworm ISOs are released built with the live-build utility built from the Trixie source it will forever be an issue.
Having delved into this issue and built new ISOs using the live-build that comes with Trixie ( and repackaging and installing on bookworm ) I can say this issue is fixed. It took a bit of delving into the various scripts that do the hard lifting to find the issue.
It could of been fixed a couple of ways, the above mentioned modification to the preseed file on the ISO, but the raspi- firmware would have still been present on a live session, or individually picking the firmware to install, unfortunately I do not think the cause of the issue was fully understood.
From Trixie on this is fixed.

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