Hi all, I'm having an issue migrating an install from the pi2 to the pi3.
I have a quite old arch installation (3.18 kernel) that I have done a full upgrade on. This brings me up to 4.4.8
When I run this on the pi3, it fails with the rainbow screen and 7 green LED blinks. After digging in, it seems that at least kernel7.img and bcm2710-rpi-3-b.dtb weren't on /boot, so I manually copied them over from the latest firmware on the raspberrypi/firmware github repo. This lets me boot on the pi3, but the onboard wifi doesn't appear at all, there is no wlan0 device, etc. I also tried updating to 4.1.20 and 4.4.8 via Hexxeh rpi-update, but no luck.
If I grab the latest arch install from https://archlinuxarm.org/platforms/armv ... berry-pi-2 everything works as expected on the pi3 (this is currently the 4.1.20 kernel, and also 4.4.8 works after upgrade). However, I have a lot of customization and other things I'd like to maintain from my older install.
Is there a reason kernel7 isn't part of the linux-raspberrypi upgrade I get via pacman -Syyu?
What modules, drivers, etc are required for the pi3's onboard wifi to function -- basically what does the latest arch install download have that a full pacman -Syyu system upgrade doesn't?
Is there hope of me being able to gracefully port my old install to the pi3?