Turris OS 6.3.3 is now in the Testing branch

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Dear Turris users,
we just released Turris OS 6.3.3 to the testing branch with minor fixes and security updates.

:rocket: New Features
• schnapps: add update-factory command to update the factory snapshot
• lxc: rely on TLS because GPG support was dropped upstream

:bug: Bug Fixes
• schnapps: better handling of invalid arguments
• Linux kernel: backport fix for random crashes on Turris Omnia
• foris-controller: unify reporting of lease timeout for IPv4 and IPv6
• turris-webapps-tvheadend: fix reverse proxy not correctly routing requests
• rainbow: keep LED intensity across reboots by default

:pushpin: Updates
• Linux kernel updated to 5.15.110 (MOX, Omnia) and 5.10.179 (Turris 1.x)

We appreciate any feedback regarding this release.

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Well, my MOX Classic didn’t boot up after this. Long LED blinking. Had to rollback.

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MOX classic, HBK branch, .5 GB, 2x WiFi, simple config, all seems OK.
Tested nice new feature of schnapps - update-factory - OK.

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Is ti possible that the update didn’t finished and your MOX was rebooted too soon? Aka if you try again, will it fail again?

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Finally rainbow has been touched. Will the commands for brightness during day and night or other (indication of connection faults) work ?

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No, I tried it again with the same result. The fact is that last week I had to replace SD card and used this procedure [MOX MicroSD - Turris Documentation](Turris Documentation MOX MicroSD). Now I’m on the hbt latest I wrote directly on the sdcard.

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Omnia updated, no issue.

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This can happen when you are not on the current bootloader. Try

opkg update
opkg install turris-nor-update
nor-update
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I don’t know if it’s the acceptable output:

Verifying /dev/mtd0 against secure-firmware.bin ...
1705eb30f3e7795d0805e97134515d91 - /dev/mtd0
e12a263c63bd9860cff844763e81e56b - secure-firmware.bin
Failed
Unlocking /dev/mtd0 ...
Erasing /dev/mtd0 ...

Writing from secure-firmware.bin to /dev/mtd0 ...
Verifying /dev/mtd1 against uboot ...
b029ef10edcb60a5c63b6b1b22d38c11 - /dev/mtd1
bd802eb0ec60fd89f983ac3cd4860fba - uboot
Failed
Cannot parse config file '/etc/fw_env.config': No such file or directory
Unlocking /dev/mtd1 ...
Erasing /dev/mtd1 ...

Writing from uboot to /dev/mtd1 ...
Verifying /dev/mtd3 against rescue ...
e9b30ada843663c579829652847c7bb8 - /dev/mtd3
39f02d9fb36b4258bac37924bcdf570c - rescue
Failed
Unlocking /dev/mtd3 ...
Erasing /dev/mtd3 ...

Writing from rescue to /dev/mtd3 ...
Can't find anything to flash to 'dtb' partition
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Yes, that’s fine. You were indeed running an outdated bootloader. Failed means the installed version did not match the current version, so the partitions have been updated. That’s what you wanted.

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OK, thx. I was confused by the order of the messages :slight_smile: But now it makes sense to me

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We just released rc2 with a kernel update to 5.15.114 for Omnia and MOX.

@tommyq could you try to reproduce your mox issue with this release?

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Hi, seems good. The bootloader update fixed it, so after this kernel update it booted normally.

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Update ok for Mox with U-Boot 2021.10-rc3-00050-g7d3fea2c7f (Sep 07 2021 - 18:16:56 +0200). I updated from 6.3.2 skipping the first RC.

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Jenom dotaz - mám Turris Omnia a nainstalovaný NetMetr i LibreSpeed.
V sekci “Přehled” se mi stále zobrazuje jenom výsledek posledního měření přes NetMetr.
Neuvažovali jste o tom dát do této sekce i poslední výsledek z LibreSpeed?

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Netmetr odinstaluj - proč? Protože je plánované ho z balíčků odebrat

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6.3.2->6.3.3 RC2 update ok (no new problems introduced), no unintended cable/wifi or internet downtime. Restart needed.

Turris Omnia 2017, 1 GB RAM, dead eMMC, system running from mSATA SSD, original wifi cards. Storage plugin enabled, LXC containers, tor relay, USB HDD shared over samba4 and minidlna, SQM, Hardwario gateway + MQTT IoT bridge, OpenVPN, PPtP VPN, morce.

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