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#6 Issue with install PINN on Raspberry Pi CM5 with eMMC 64Gb board

MICHAEL FINK — Sun, 24 Aug 2025 21:18:19 -0000

I would very much like to get PINN to work with my CM5 with 64GB eMMC too. I have had no luck installing it to the eMMC. I just get a black screen, I did get it to boot up when I put in on my SSD, but had no mouse control or keyboard. I even tried accessing it remotely, but could not get that to work kept getting my access request refused.

No problem accessing pi os and batocerra remotely. No problem with the keyboard or mouse with these programs either. I have not found a solution. Please let me know if someone does, or if you would like me to beta test on my eMMC. I have an image file of the drive so I don't mind testing. The problem seems to be something with the USB ports that just don't turn on with PINN. Even when I try booting from a USB, which does not work.

My goal is to have access to pi OS on the eMMC and Batocera on the SSD. Then my life will be complete. The CM5 really is a sweet form factor and the eMMC is fast. Unfortunately I have learned that if you have eMMC you cannot use micro sd cards at all.

Thank you for all your hard work. PINN seems like the solution, and I am confident that it will happen someday.

#7 Raspberry Pi OS not found with PINN image created by Raspberry Pi Imager for Raspberry 5 board

procountsf — Sat, 14 Jun 2025 16:46:17 -0000

They should be under the General category. You may have to scroll down for them.

#7 Raspberry Pi OS not found with PINN image created by Raspberry Pi Imager for Raspberry 5 board

haha2025 — Wed, 11 Jun 2025 20:13:20 -0000

Hi,
I downloaded again pinn-lite.zip for Pi5. From now, I can see the Raspberry Os, but I can't find the Ubuntu and Android OS in the list.
Thank you for your support and best regards.

#7 Raspberry Pi OS not found with PINN image created by Raspberry Pi Imager for Raspberry 5 board

procountsf — Fri, 06 Jun 2025 22:54:08 -0000

Did you download pinn.zip or pinn-lite.zip?
Pinn.zip is deprecated and no longer being updated, do the Raspberry PI OS versions are probably too old to support the Pi5.
Please install pinn-lite.zip and download Raspberry Pi OS from the internet,

Raspberry Pi OS not found with PINN image created by Raspberry Pi Imager for Raspberry 5 board

haha2025 — Fri, 06 Jun 2025 22:44:41 -0000

Hi,
I can't find Raspberry Pi OS in the PINN image created by Raspberry Pi Imager for the Raspberry 5 board during PINN installation.

#6 Issue with install PINN on Raspberry Pi CM5 with eMMC 64Gb board

haha2025 — Fri, 30 May 2025 09:25:13 -0000

Hi procountsf,
thanks for your advice, I'll give it a try and see.

#6 Issue with install PINN on Raspberry Pi CM5 with eMMC 64Gb board

procountsf — Thu, 29 May 2025 18:00:28 -0000

I don't have any Compute Modules, so I'm not familiar with installing any OS to the eMMC.
If the CM5 bootloader is anything like that for the Pi5, I would use the net install by plugging an ethernet cable and wired ethernet cable into it. Pressing Shift at boot up should allow you load Rpi Imager and you can use that to install PINN to the eMMC.
Failing that, install Raspios desktop to a bootable device (SD card or USB drive etc) and boot your CM5 from that. Use the included Rpi Imager to install PINN to the eMMC.
When using Rpi Imager, you will find PINN under the Misc Utility Images category.

If you can't get any of these methods working, I suggest posting in the Raspberry Pi Forum, or on my github (https://github.com/procount/pinn/issues) to see if anyone else can help you. (These tickets on Sourceforge are not used much for PINN).

Issue with install PINN on Raspberry Pi CM5 with eMMC 64Gb board

haha2025 — Thu, 29 May 2025 12:00:32 -0000

Hi,
I had followed several methods on different websites to install PINN on a Raspberry Pi CM5 board with 64GB eMMC. Unfortunately, I didn't succeed. Please tell me the correct procedure.
Thank you

Update new version of LineageOs 18.1 Android Tv

D C — Tue, 09 Nov 2021 11:56:47 -0000

Hello,

some new versions of this Os went out during last months.
I tried to move all partitions over my existent installation (a resize of partition was prior necessary) but it doesn't boot. I don't know how I proceed differently for the moment.

I include the change log of the versions (64bit, built-in VNC server, driver and security update)

26.10. changelog:

switch to 64-bit kernel & userspace
switch to minigbm gbm_mesa and gralloc@4 API (thanks to Roman Stratiienko)
update to Mesa 21.2.4
update to Linux 5.4.155 kernel and patch known vulnerabilities (CVE-xxxx-xxxx, and more)

11.10. changelog:

add support for Vulkan
rework bluetooth (thanks to android-rpi)
switch to new two-panel settings UI (merged)
update to Mesa 21.1.8
update to Linux 5.4.152 kernel and patch known vulnerabilities (CVE-xxxx-xxxx, and more)
Android security patch level: 1 October 2021 (merged)

20.7. changelog:

add support for HDMI-CEC
add built-in VNC server
update to Mesa 21.1.5
update to Linux 5.4.132 kernel and patch known vulnerabilities (CVE-xxxx-xxxx, and more)
Android security patch level: 5 July 2021 (merged)

#4 bash script to boot to other installed os

procountsf — Mon, 27 Jan 2020 15:16:58 -0000

It seems like a reasonable thing to do, although at first I thought you were going directly from one OS to another without going through PINN by e.g. using sudo reboot <n> like Matt Huisman has done: https://www.matthuisman.nz/2017/02/kodi-noobs-companion-add-on.html

There seems to be a few inaccuracies though. which you may want to adjust.
I think you mean to write the partition number to noobs.conf. Installed_os.json just lists what is installed.
Your video shows OS numbers 6,7 & 9, which I assume should be the boot partition numbers. But if Raspbian is 6, then LibreELEC should be 8 and Raspex4 will not be 9.
The English translation of STRG is Ctrl.