(In reply to Chester Lin from comment #49) > Could you please help me to verify the test kernel? Here is the repo link: > > https://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/clin:/branches:/openSUSE:/ > ARM:/bsc1122614v2/ARM/ > I tested the following 32-bit arm systems: * Chromebook (snow): kernel-lpae: OK * Raspberry Pi 2: kernel-lpae: OK (MemTotal: 975808 kB vs 977984 kB) * Raspberry Pi 2: kernel-default: OK (MemTotal: 979532 kB vs 981708 kB) * Raspberry Pi 1 (armv6): KO (data abort) Except the armv6 problem, the only remaining problem I see ATM, is that some systems (e.g. Chromebook) do not update u-boot as it updates only binaries on the /boot partition but it uses the version copied at an offset of the SD card. We should at least warn people to update at least to u-boot 2019.04 and manually copy the new binaries to the required offset. Or should we handle that in some %post script in u-boot?