04-19-2025, 02:51 PM
Running sudo apt full-upgrade worked to fix my boot issue.
After first setting up the Pinenote, I tried installing updates from Gnome software, but each time it restarted, none of the updates applied. So I tried sudo apt-upgrade, which seemed to run successfully, but after rebooting, the "Booting..." screen would just flash.
I was able to access the shell from my Mac by:
Still having some other issues, but happy to have Gnome back up and running.
After first setting up the Pinenote, I tried installing updates from Gnome software, but each time it restarted, none of the updates applied. So I tried sudo apt-upgrade, which seemed to run successfully, but after rebooting, the "Booting..." screen would just flash.
I was able to access the shell from my Mac by:
- Connecting the Pinenote to my Mac with the UART connector.
- Using tio to connect to the Pinenote.
Code:tio --baudrate 1500000 /dev/tty.usbserial-10
- Restarted the Pinenote and entered into os1.
- The Pinenote's shell appeared in tio, even though the Pinenote screen kept flashing "Booting...". I was able to sign in with the default passwords.
- (Tried the mutter downgrade recommended above, but it didn't seem to make a difference)
- Ran the full upgrade
Code:sudo apt full-upgrade
- Restarted the Pinenote, and it successfully booted into os1!
Still having some other issues, but happy to have Gnome back up and running.