I'm using the latest UDOObuntu image, and wanted to compile my own Kernel (direct on my UdooQuad). To get a Kernel uImage, i needed to install uboot-mkimage (which depends on u-boot-tools), so i had to remove u-boot-env (because there was a conflict with u-boot-tools) and udoo-config (which depends on u-boot-env). So now i have System without udoo-config installed. Is there an other possibility to get udoo-config back, than revert all those changes?
Hi there qRayner, now that you've installed u-boot you can unistall u-boot.tools and install u-boot-env_2013.11_armhf.deb https://github.com/ektor5/u-boot-env/releases/tag/2013.11
actually i'm looking for an udoo-config.deb (but can't find any), because i apt-get removed it to get uboot-mkimage running.
