fixes to work with fastboot 28.0.2-debian ("invalid fastboot option -i" error) #2
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rtxanson
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Thanks for this. I got my Pocket Chip out after a long time. This is just what I needed to finally get it flashed from my Debian system. |
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@djones60 glad to hear! good luck with the rest! i wound up in package manager hell with apt but was too lazy to fix it |
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I knew I should've checked the PRs, I just flashed my Pocket Chip and I had to make these changes on my end, can confirm it worked, except I didn't add the |
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Realized I have a pocketchip laying around that I needed to reset because I forgot the password, and discovered there are a few things out of date with the fastboot options, hopefully this helps someone else. For me this worked from a Raspberry Pi 4 over USB with FEL/GRN set.