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Unable to use custom image on Fedora 33 #159

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ethanholz opened this issue Mar 5, 2021 · 5 comments
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Unable to use custom image on Fedora 33 #159

ethanholz opened this issue Mar 5, 2021 · 5 comments

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@ethanholz
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I attempted to write a custom .img file and when I selected it with Nautilus, I am returned to the menu to select an image but the custom image is not selected nor is there any error in the command line.

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maxnet commented Mar 5, 2021

You did compile rpi-imager from source?
(As opposed to using any sandboxed environment like snaps)

And it does is a normal local file?
(Believe some file choosers can also return urls, but code is only listening for a normal file selected event)

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@maxnet that is correct, compiled from the repo. If I call the imager from the command line and pass it the .img file, that allows for me to flash an SD card with the image; I just can't from the GUI directly n

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maxnet commented Mar 6, 2021

Can you try compiling from latest git again, and see if it works better now?

Think the code we had to workaround monitors with broken EDID caused problems on Fedora.
Reverted it.

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Yup, that worked! Thank you for taking a look at this!

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maxnet commented Mar 6, 2021

Good to hear it works now.

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