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TuringTux
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Stefan's problem could be a bit like mine. I

I installed raspbian stretchRaspbian Stretch on an SD card but then did that thing of putting the root file system on usbUSB and changing /boot.cmdline.txt/boot/cmdline.txt to point to it. What

What happened with me it seems is that the /boot/boot filesystem it was looking at (/boot/boot in the rootfs on the usbUSB) was different to the real /boot/boot on the SD. I

I mounted /dev/mmcblk0p1/dev/mmcblk0p1 on /boot /boot, reran those bootloader/kernel reinstalls and then everything matched up (umame -rumame -r and /lib/modules/lib/modules). If

If you haven't done the usbUSB thing then this wont help ......

Stefan's problem could be a bit like mine. I installed raspbian stretch on SD card but then did that thing of putting the root file system on usb and changing /boot.cmdline.txt to point to it. What happened with me it seems is that the /boot filesystem it was looking at (/boot in the rootfs on the usb) was different to the real /boot on the SD. I mounted /dev/mmcblk0p1 on /boot , reran those bootloader/kernel reinstalls and then everything matched up (umame -r and /lib/modules). If you haven't done the usb thing then this wont help ......

Stefan's problem could be a bit like mine.

I installed Raspbian Stretch on an SD card but then did that thing of putting the root file system on USB and changing /boot/cmdline.txt to point to it.

What happened with me it seems is that the /boot filesystem it was looking at (/boot in the rootfs on the USB) was different to the real /boot on the SD.

I mounted /dev/mmcblk0p1 on /boot, reran those bootloader/kernel reinstalls and then everything matched up (umame -r and /lib/modules).

If you haven't done the USB thing then this wont help ...

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Stefan's problem could be a bit like mine. I installed raspbian stretch on SD card but then did that thing of putting the root file system on usb and changing /boot.cmdline.txt to point to it. What happened with me it seems is that the /boot filesystem it was looking at (/boot in the rootfs on the usb) was different to the real /boot on the SD. I mounted /dev/mmcblk0p1 on /boot , reran those bootloader/kernel reinstalls and then everything matched up (umame -r and /lib/modules). If you haven't done the usb thing then this wont help ......