The image now sucessfully writes to the SD in the correct format. However the Pi still does not boot.
The error code given from the Pi indicates that kernel.img is not found.
I know this is still beta, so I’m not expecting miracles 😉
Rares,
Your case seems to be one of the rare ones. Yes we are still working to try and make our workflow as smooth as possible and easy for our users. Have you tried the download since Richard updated the image (last night around 9:00 EST)? It’s much smaller now.
We currently don’t have a direct download link as we are using a method to track rough download statics so we can use that to determine popularity of particular boards. Not to say we won’t change that, but having some kind of stats is important for us. If you have had problems with the new image, send the project a private message on the Facebook page or Twitter and I will return a direct link.
We currently have the files on a different server than the web hosting. We do have GitHub repositories, but looking at their terms it doesn’t appear that we can serve the files from there due to the size. Checksums are something we plan to offer in the future for those that want to verify download integrity, but Richard is unable to provide that right now as he is in the middle of a move.
We do have Debian packages to build different aspects of the project as well as a build script. The build script is in our “scripts” GitHub repository. We don’t currently offer any user documentation for that and it would require Debian Jessie to install.
Hope this is of some help. Thanks and 73.
73,
Aaron – N3MBH / WRFV871
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