Hello forum members.
This one is a bit of a head-scratcher, I cannot get around it to build a simple image for my OrangePi R1.
Ubuntu-Image throws me this error:
error: cannot use snap “orangepi-r1-kernel-ruhan_0.1_armhf”, parallel snap instances are unsupported COMMAND FAILED: snap prepare-image --channel=edge --snap=orangepi-r1-kernel-ruhan_0.1_armhf --snap=orangepi-r1-ruhan_16-0.1_armhf.snap models/orangepi-r1-uc16.model /tmp/tmp3ngomiws/unpack
Here is my model file:
{ “type”: “model”, “series”: “16”, “model”: “ruhan-ubuntucore”, “display-name”:“Ubuntu Core 16 (armhf)”, “architecture”: “armhf”, “kernel”: “orangepi-r1-kernel-ruhan”, “gadget”: “orangepi-r1-ruhan”, “authority-id”: “removed for security purposes”, “brand-id”: “removed for security purposes”, “timestamp”: “2021-08-14T17:00:00+00:00” }
Kernel and gadget snapcraft yaml files:
name: orangepi-r1-ruhan version: 16-0.1 summary: Orange Pi R1 description: | Bootloader files and partitoning data to create a bootable Ubuntu Core image for the Orange Pi R1. type: gadget base: core
architectures:
- build-on: amd64 run-on: armhf
confinement: strict grade: stable
parts: uboot: plugin: nil –snip –
name: orangepi-r1-kernel-ruhan version: ‘0.1’ #adopt-info: kernel summary: Linux kernel for OrangePi R1 description: | kernel for OrangePi-R1
grade: stable confinement: strict type: kernel
architectures:
- build-on: amd64 run-on: armhf –snip–
I have tried a model file with the “base” property added, removed it, compiled gadget with and without a base, still the same error.
I have reverted my snapcraft to the legacy 4.x version,
snapcraft --version snapcraft, version 4.8
snap info snapcraft name: snapcraft summary: easily create snaps publisher: Canonical✓ store-url: https://snapcraft.io/snapcraft contact: snapcraft - snapcraft.io license: GPL-3.0 description: | Package, distribute, and update any app for Linux and IoT.
Snaps are containerised software packages that are simple to create and install. They auto-update and are safe to run. And because they bundle their dependencies, they work on all major Linux systems without modification. commands:
- snapcraft snap-id: vMTKRaLjnOJQetI78HjntT37VuoyssFE tracking: 4.x/stable refresh-date: yesterday at 18:44 SAST channels: latest/stable: 5.0 2021-08-09 (6751) 58MB classic latest/candidate: ↑
latest/beta: ↑
latest/edge: 5.0.1.post6+git50600144 2021-08-06 (6777) 58MB classic 5.x/stable: 5.0 2021-08-09 (6751) 58MB classic 5.x/candidate: ↑
5.x/beta: ↑
5.x/edge: ↑
4.x/stable: 4.8 2021-06-03 (6512) 74MB classic 4.x/candidate: ↑
4.x/beta: ↑
4.x/edge: ↑
installed: 4.8 (6512) 74MB classic
Any ideas? I have been searching for the kernel sources, found it after a hefty amount of digging. I plan to release this snapcraft.yamls on my github, so that you can build an image for your OrangePi R1 as well.