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I noticed that the dtbs are all put in /boot/broadcom after a new kernel build/install. It occurs to me that, to be more like the armv6h and armv7h Arch-Linux builds, that the dtbs maybe should be in /boot and not /boot/broadcom? I know you have the default config that is installed points to that directory, but when I install a 'regular' linux-raspberrypi4 package on a 2B/3B/4B, the dtbs are put in /boot. I have a common config.txt that is used on all RPi architectures, for this project I am working on, and just noticed that I need to copy the dtbs from /broadcom after each kernel update.
I can adjust my PKGBUILD for my uses, but just noted this for consistency that this is a difference. I do not know what the RPiOS does, but wonder if it is the same.
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I noticed that the dtbs are all put in /boot/broadcom after a new kernel build/install. It occurs to me that, to be more like the armv6h and armv7h Arch-Linux builds, that the dtbs maybe should be in /boot and not /boot/broadcom? I know you have the default config that is installed points to that directory, but when I install a 'regular' linux-raspberrypi4 package on a 2B/3B/4B, the dtbs are put in /boot. I have a common config.txt that is used on all RPi architectures, for this project I am working on, and just noticed that I need to copy the dtbs from /broadcom after each kernel update.
I can adjust my PKGBUILD for my uses, but just noted this for consistency that this is a difference. I do not know what the RPiOS does, but wonder if it is the same.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: