druck  wrote:
>
> Now, any idea how we can bring this back on topic for the Pi 4B?
>

Ok, I'll try. Right now I have a 3B+ running Buster from a USB hard disk.
It was updated from Stretch on the fly using apt full-upgrade (or something
of the sort, don't remember the exact syntax). Seems to work fine, apart
from a Gnome foot where the raspberry icon belongs in the top-left menu bar.

When updates are run using apt or apt-get I see eeprom updates in the list
of files downloaded. Far as I know, eeprom stuff is specific to the Pi4,
so does that mean the disk is ready to boot a Pi4?

Thanks for reading,

bob prohaska

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