Hello Apertis developers,
I would like to experiment with Apertis on a raspberry PI board, and I was interested to see that there are Apertis entries that show up in the rpi-imager tool, to create an sdcard for OS installation on a raspberry pi.
However, when I choose one of the Apertis images with rpi-imager, I get an error: "Error downloading: The requested URL returned error: 404 - Server IP: 46.235.227.188" I got the same error for other images (I tried Apertis Headless image and Apertis Graphics image).
The Image URL reported by rpi-imager is: https://images.apertis.org/release/v2022/v2022.1/arm64/hmi/apertis_v2022-hmi...
Note that I can ping images.apertis.org.
Looking at the images site manually, I see that there is a file: https://images.apertis.org/release/v2022/v2022.1/arm64/hmi/apertis_v2022-hmi... (that is, the image filename but with the .gz extension), but indeed there is no file ending in just .img.
Are Apertis images still being created and supported for the rpi-imager tool? Is this just a bad URL path issue? Should the rpi-image database refer to the img.gz file, or should the .img file be on the images.apertis.org site? Are the raspberry pi images meant to be up-to-date?
My purpose to use these images is to test some automated testing tools (Fuego) with Apertis.
Thanks, -- Tim Bird, Principal Software Engineer, Sony Electronics
Hello Tim,
First of all, thanks for your message, it’s great to see interest in Apertis on Raspberry Pi.
On 16/08/2022 22:51, Bird, Tim wrote:
Hello Apertis developers,
I would like to experiment with Apertis on a raspberry PI board, and I was interested to see that there are Apertis entries that show up in the rpi-imager tool, to create an sdcard for OS installation on a raspberry pi.
However, when I choose one of the Apertis images with rpi-imager, I get an error: "Error downloading: The requested URL returned error: 404 - Server IP: 46.235.227.188" I got the same error for other images (I tried Apertis Headless image and Apertis Graphics image).
The Image URL reported by rpi-imager is: https://images.apertis.org/release/v2022/v2022.1/arm64/hmi/apertis_v2022-hmi...
Note that I can ping images.apertis.org.
Looking at the images site manually, I see that there is a file: https://images.apertis.org/release/v2022/v2022.1/arm64/hmi/apertis_v2022-hmi... (that is, the image filename but with the .gz extension), but indeed there is no file ending in just .img.
I have verified the file https://images.apertis.org/rpi/apertis-oslist-stable.json that the rpi-image tool uses, and indeed, it links to the non-compressed image, whereas we only publish compressed images.
I believe this should mean the scripts we use to generate this file may be buggy. I’ll file an issue to have this looked at.
Are Apertis images still being created and supported for the rpi-imager tool? Is this just a bad URL path issue? Should the rpi-image database refer to the img.gz file, or should the .img file be on the images.apertis.org site? Are the raspberry pi images meant to be up-to-date?
My purpose to use these images is to test some automated testing tools (Fuego) with Apertis.
From what I can see, the daily builds should be downloadable with rpi-imager, as the image list file for them has the correct URLs.
Meanwhile, I can recommend you use bmaptool to write the image directly to the SD card like this:
bmaptool copy https://images.apertis.org/release/v2022/v2022.1/arm64/hmi/apertis_v2022-hmi... /dev/mmcblk0
While a command-line tool, bmaptool is very robust, can automatically download and verify images, decompress them on the fly, and skip unallocated parts of the image, speeding up the process.
Andrej,
Thanks for the quick response! I'll check out bmaptool.
I think a command line tool might work best to the automated testing I would like to do anyway, so that's a very useful bit of information. -- Tim
-----Original Message----- From: devel devel-bounces@lists.apertis.org On Behalf Of Andrej Shadura Sent: Tuesday, August 16, 2022 3:11 PM To: devel@lists.apertis.org Subject: Re: [Devel] Status of rpi-imager images of Apertis
Hello Tim,
First of all, thanks for your message, it’s great to see interest in Apertis on Raspberry Pi.
On 16/08/2022 22:51, Bird, Tim wrote:
Hello Apertis developers,
I would like to experiment with Apertis on a raspberry PI board, and I was interested to see that there are Apertis entries that show up in the rpi-imager tool, to create an sdcard for OS installation on a raspberry pi.
However, when I choose one of the Apertis images with rpi-imager, I get an error: "Error downloading: The requested URL returned error: 404 - Server IP: 46.235.227.188" I got the same error for other images (I tried Apertis Headless image and Apertis Graphics image).
The Image URL reported by rpi-imager is: https://images.apertis.org/release/v2022/v2022.1/arm64/hmi/apertis_v2022-hmi...
Note that I can ping images.apertis.org.
Looking at the images site manually, I see that there is a file: https://images.apertis.org/release/v2022/v2022.1/arm64/hmi/apertis_v2022-hmi... (that is, the image filename but with the .gz extension), but indeed there is no file ending in just .img.
I have verified the file https://images.apertis.org/rpi/apertis-oslist-stable.json that the rpi-image tool uses, and indeed, it links to the non-compressed image, whereas we only publish compressed images.
I believe this should mean the scripts we use to generate this file may be buggy. I’ll file an issue to have this looked at.
Are Apertis images still being created and supported for the rpi-imager tool? Is this just a bad URL path issue? Should the rpi-image database refer to the img.gz file, or should the .img file be on the images.apertis.org site? Are the raspberry pi images meant to be up-to-date?
My purpose to use these images is to test some automated testing tools (Fuego) with Apertis.
From what I can see, the daily builds should be downloadable with rpi-imager, as the image list file for them has the correct URLs.
Meanwhile, I can recommend you use bmaptool to write the image directly to the SD card like this:
bmaptool copyhttps://images.apertis.org/release/v2022/v2022.1/arm64/hmi/apertis_v2022-hmi... /dev/mmcblk0
While a command-line tool, bmaptool is very robust, can automatically download and verify images, decompress them on the fly, and skip unallocated parts of the image, speeding up the process.
-- Cheers, Andrej
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Hi Tim,
We have now fixed the URLs for the rpi-imager. Thank you for reporting the issue.
Regards,
Detlev.
On Tuesday, August 16, 2022 6:39:21 P.M. EDT Bird, Tim wrote:
Andrej,
Thanks for the quick response! I'll check out bmaptool.
I think a command line tool might work best to the automated testing I would like
to do anyway, so that's a very useful bit of information.
-- Tim
-----Original Message----- From: devel devel-bounces@lists.apertis.org On Behalf Of Andrej Shadura Sent: Tuesday, August 16, 2022 3:11 PM To: devel@lists.apertis.org Subject: Re: [Devel] Status of rpi-imager images of Apertis
Hello Tim,
First of all, thanks for your message, it’s great to see interest in Apertis on Raspberry Pi.
On 16/08/2022 22:51, Bird, Tim wrote:
Hello Apertis developers,
I would like to experiment with Apertis on a raspberry PI board, and I was interested to
see that there are Apertis entries that show up in
the rpi-imager tool, to create an sdcard for OS installation on a raspberry pi.
However, when I choose one of the Apertis images with rpi-imager, I get an error:
"Error downloading: The requested URL returned error: 404 -
Server IP: 46.235.227.188" I got the same error for other images (I tried Apertis Headless image and Apertis Graphics image).> >
The Image URL reported by rpi-imager is: https://images.apertis.org/release/v2022/v2022.1/arm64/hmi/apertis_v2022 -hmi-arm64-rpi64_v2022.1.img
Note that I can ping images.apertis.org.
Looking at the images site manually, I see that there is a file: https://images.apertis.org/release/v2022/v2022.1/arm64/hmi/apertis_v2022 -hmi-arm64-rpi64_v2022.1.img.gz
(that is, the image filename but with
the .gz extension), but indeed there is no file ending in just .img.>
I have verified the file https://images.apertis.org/rpi/apertis-oslist-stable.json that the rpi-image tool uses, and indeed, it links to the non-compressed image, whereas we only publish compressed images.
I believe this should mean the scripts we use to generate this file may be buggy. I’ll file an issue to have this looked at.
Are Apertis images still being created and supported for the rpi-imager tool?
Is this just a bad URL path issue?
Should the rpi-image database refer to the img.gz file, or should the .img file be on the images.apertis.org site?
Are the raspberry pi
images meant to be up-to-date?
My purpose to use these images is to test some automated testing tools (Fuego) with Apertis.
From what I can see, the daily builds should be downloadable with
rpi-imager, as the image list file for them has the correct URLs.
Meanwhile, I can recommend you use bmaptool to write the image directly to the SD card like this:
bmaptool copyhttps://images.apertis.org/release/v2022/v2022.1/arm64/hmi/apertis_v2022-h mi-arm64-rpi64_v2022.1.img.gz
/dev/mmcblk0
While a command-line tool, bmaptool is very robust, can automatically download and verify images, decompress them on the fly, and skip unallocated parts of the image, speeding up the process.
-- Cheers,
Andrej
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Great! I'll try making a stable image today with rpi-imager.
Note, I was able to make a daily image earlier this week, and have been tinkering with Apertis the last few days.
Thanks for the quick fix! -- Tim
-----Original Message----- From: Detlev Casanova detlev.casanova@collabora.com
Hi Tim,
We have now fixed the URLs for the rpi-imager. Thank you for reporting the issue.
Regards,
Detlev.
On Tuesday, August 16, 2022 6:39:21 P.M. EDT Bird, Tim wrote:
Andrej,
Thanks for the quick response! I'll check out bmaptool.
I think a command line tool might work best to the automated testing I would like
to do anyway, so that's a very useful bit of information.
-- Tim
-----Original Message----- From: devel devel-bounces@lists.apertis.org On Behalf Of Andrej Shadura Sent: Tuesday, August 16, 2022 3:11 PM To: devel@lists.apertis.org Subject: Re: [Devel] Status of rpi-imager images of Apertis
Hello Tim,
First of all, thanks for your message, it’s great to see interest in Apertis on Raspberry Pi.
On 16/08/2022 22:51, Bird, Tim wrote:
Hello Apertis developers,
I would like to experiment with Apertis on a raspberry PI board, and I was interested to
see that there are Apertis entries that show up in
the rpi-imager tool, to create an sdcard for OS installation on a raspberry pi.
However, when I choose one of the Apertis images with rpi-imager, I get an error:
"Error downloading: The requested URL returned error: 404 -
Server IP: 46.235.227.188" I got the same error for other images (I tried Apertis Headless image and Apertis Graphics image).> >
The Image URL reported by rpi-imager is: https://images.apertis.org/release/v2022/v2022.1/arm64/hmi/apertis_v2022 -hmi-arm64-rpi64_v2022.1.img
Note that I can ping images.apertis.org.
Looking at the images site manually, I see that there is a file: https://images.apertis.org/release/v2022/v2022.1/arm64/hmi/apertis_v2022 -hmi-arm64-rpi64_v2022.1.img.gz
(that is, the image filename but with
the .gz extension), but indeed there is no file ending in just .img.>
I have verified the file https://images.apertis.org/rpi/apertis-oslist-stable.json that the rpi-image tool uses, and indeed, it links to the non-compressed image, whereas we only publish compressed images.
I believe this should mean the scripts we use to generate this file may be buggy. I’ll file an issue to have this looked at.
Are Apertis images still being created and supported for the rpi-imager tool?
Is this just a bad URL path issue?
Should the rpi-image database refer to the img.gz file, or should the .img file be on the images.apertis.org site?
Are the raspberry pi
images meant to be up-to-date?
My purpose to use these images is to test some automated testing tools (Fuego) with Apertis.
From what I can see, the daily builds should be downloadable with
rpi-imager, as the image list file for them has the correct URLs.
Meanwhile, I can recommend you use bmaptool to write the image directly to the SD card like this:
bmaptool copyhttps://images.apertis.org/release/v2022/v2022.1/arm64/hmi/apertis_v2022-h mi-arm64-rpi64_v2022.1.img.gz
/dev/mmcblk0
While a command-line tool, bmaptool is very robust, can automatically download and verify images, decompress them on the fly, and skip unallocated parts of the image, speeding up the process.
-- Cheers,
Andrej
devel mailing list devel@lists.apertis.org https://lists.apertis.org/listinfo/devel - unsubscribe, archives, subscription options
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