[O6N] Trixie doesn't boot after setting cix-debian13-k6.6.89-driver via script

[Cherryblue]

Hi,

Orion O6N owner here.

Trixie with GNOME doesn't boot after setting cix-debian13-k6.6.89-driver as intended with the script https://archive.cixtech.com/cix-repo-community.sh. I see the grub, I can choose either cix-k6.6.89 or debian trixie original kernel :

• cix-k6.6.89 gets me a black screen, with nothing else, no console, nothing.
• after installing cix-k6.6.89, debian trixie original kernel doesn't work anymore, gnome opens and shows "Something happened, the system crash, cannot be repaired, you need to contact an administrator".

Tried twice :

• once on my configured OS, after 1 week on 7.0, with crashes, so I decided to go back to 6.6.89 (using script option 3 to uninstall v7 first).
• this morning, after a fresh trixie install.

This is problematic as :

• I can't use the board on 7.0, as the system crashes every day or every two days. (Not stable, still under development)
• I can't use the board on 6.6.89 either, which is considered the stable and safe option.

Was O6N tested with this script ?

[amazingfate]

after installing cix-k6.6.89, debian trixie original kernel doesn't work anymore, gnome opens and shows "Something happened, the system crash, cannot be repaired, you need to contact an administrator".

The script should provide an uninstall option, then you can get back to the state before installing the kernel. cix-k6.6.89 has also installed user space packages like xwayland, which may break desktop environment.

[maxun]

Yes, I ran in the exact same issues than you on my Orion O6N:

• 6.6 not working
• Uninstall does not revert to a running system

However for the 7.0 stability, you can set "cpuidle.off=1" in the grub command line and this will fix the system crashes.

[silven]

I also ran into this now. 7.0 doesn't give me any hw acceleration, and 6.89 doesn't boot. It also breaks the original boot option, it just claims "/etc/machine-id was not found, cannot boot". (not the exact wording, but essentially that)