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v1.23.1

28 Jul 12:33
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This is a bug and security fix update. It should be a low risk upgrade.

v1.23.0

07 Jul 14:49
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This is a major update that brings in Erlang/OTP 26, Buildroot 2023.02.2, Linux
6.1, and Raspberry Pi firmware updates.

  • New features

    • The Raspberry Pi cameras now work with libcamera. The libcamera apps are
      included. See the Raspberry Pi Camera docs.
    • CA certificates are included for OTP 26.
  • Changes

    • The start.elf and fixup.dat files were renamed to start4.elf and
      fixup4.dat to be more consistent with the RaspberryPi OS naming.
  • Updated dependencies

v1.22.2

04 Apr 19:56
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This is a bug and security fix update. It should be a low risk upgrade from
v1.22.1.

v1.22.1

21 Feb 03:52
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This is a bug fix and Erlang version bump from 25.2 to 25.2.3. It should be a
low risk upgrade from v1.22.0.

v1.22.0

05 Jan 03:50
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This is a Buildroot version update that appears to mostly contain bug and
security fixes. It should be a low risk upgrade from v1.21.2.

v1.21.2

19 Dec 13:04
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  • Changes

    • Two Buildroot patch updates and an Erlang minor version update
    • Nerves Heart v2.0 is now included. Nerves Heart connects the Erlang runtime
      to a hardware watchdog. v2.0 has numerous updates to improve information
      that you can get and also has more safeguards to avoid conditions that could
      cause a device to hang forever.
  • Updated dependencies

v1.21.1

07 Nov 02:35
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  • Changes

    • Fix regression when building on x86_64 Linux where wrong toolchain was used.
    • Reduce first-time Linux kernel download by using tarball source
  • Updated dependencies

v1.21.0

24 Oct 17:48
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This release includes a major change to the display drivers by switching to the
full KMS drivers. Raspberry Pi OS has been using these and they appear to be a
big improvement over the fake KMS ones. This might cause some application
changes or updates if you're using the display.

v1.20.2

01 Oct 16:27
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v1.20.1

08 Aug 15:58
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