Sorry guys! For me 2016 seems too similar to 2018
But it’s better to fix it now. This kind of detail could generate a lot of confusion about what’s the latest SD image. I’m regenerating the torrents and it will be ready in about 1 hour. Stay tuned …
Trying to download big images using browser downloads or wget only need some small interruption to fail. Indeed with any new large file becoming available and several people trying to access it at the same time, there is also the posibility of lack of access from the source end as well so the probability of error is multiplied at precisely the time most people want it.
Torrent is designed specifically for this use case and becomes more efficient the more people accessing it. So it matches the actual task more closely.
I suspect it’s also more secure, if that is a concern.
It’s easy to see it as an added complication but it really is the ‘best’ way to do this. . .
hey,
so after installing the new image I can’t make it work anymore. The red Error sign appears when I boot. I cannot access the zynthian by terminal (“Could not resolve hostname zynthian: nodename nor servname provided, or not known”) or my ftp client anymore.
Also the lights next to the network port on the raspberry are not blinking as they did before when i plugged the lan cable in.
Tried reinstalling the image again, again with success, as etcher said, but it didnt help.
What can I do?