mass-storage-gadget64: Update boot.img to 6.18 kernel and latest 2026/05/21 start.elf#375
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USB devices seem to be okay, but if I only have an SD card plugged in, it's not being picked up. I didn't see that in my testing in my build, but I'm happy to check again. As is, it seems to break the primary use case. |
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Yes, mmc is weirdly broken here on 2712, but not on Pi4. Very odd. |
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Note to self. Looks like board/raspberrypi64-mass-storage-gadget/bcm2711_minimal_defconfig needs to be regenerated. |
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Fixed - needed to regenerate the minimal defconfig to reflect changes in BCM2712 pinctrl kconfigs |
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Tested with pi4 secure boot (USB + SD) and pi5 normal boot (USB + SD) |
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