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<rodinux> So, the yunohost image amd for raspberry amd is not a good idea ? I have seen is better use first a Pi OS Lite ?
[08:33:08]
<rodinux> no a pi4
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<artlog> rodinux: by raspberry amd you mean a raspberry pi5 with a GPU amd ?
[08:37:14]
<artlog> pi4 ? with amd GPU ? something like https://www.jeffgeerling.com/blog/2020/external-gpus-and-raspberry-pi-compute-module-4/ ?
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<Thibaultmol> anyone else run into this? https://forum.yunohost.org/t/bug-if-you-add-root-domain-that-breaks-lets-encrypt-certs/42652
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<rodinux> I am helping a friend away... but i have seen this topic https://forum.yunohost.org/t/stuck-at-post-installation-phase-loop-when-installing-yunohost-on-raspberry-pi-4/36384/16
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<artlog> i dunno, i did use the official documentation with yunohost raspberry pi image on a Pi3B+ (french https://doc.yunohost.org/fr/admin/get_started/install_on/raspberry_pi/) and it went well, even though if it written that it does not work in documentation warning. For pi4 i didn't test directly, but this very same install was moved on a Pi4 later, and it is working.
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<artlog> rodinux: if it is a standard Pi4, why did you mention 'amd' ?
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<rodinux> oh sorry... no is a pi4 arm (not amd)... we have use as said on the forum a Pi Os Lite and we have finished post-install also...
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<datajournal> > <@datajournal:matrix.org> Yes, I'll be in contact with them. Thank you.
To update the issue of losing connectivity: I tried one more thing before contacting them and looks like I got it fixed by removing the failing network device from the virtual machine and any references to it in Linux.
No IPv6 now (it's ok) and still no idea what caused the network device to fail in the first place. It works though so I'm happy with that, thanks everyone who helped me out!