Help Updating HiveOS

[socal]

I am using HiveOS 0.6-218@220615 Current running off a SanDisk 64GB USB with five Nvidia RTX 2070 Supers.
I have kept it up to date with the incremental updates from the browser UI but when I tried to setup a Flightsheet using lolminer or NBMiner I kept getting the error ./nbminer: /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6: ‘GLIBC_2.25’ not found (required by ./nbminer) or lolminer if using that

After a bit of searching it seems that the dependencies or whatever get borked with incremental updates so I tried to do a full update using “hive-replace -s -y” and I get the error message "E: Package ‘fdisk’ has no installation candidate Failed to install required packages" and it boots me out of the hive-replace wizard.

So my question is does anybody know how to unscrew either lolminer, nbminer, or the hive-replace function?

EDIT: Forgot to mention that I already tried the tier 1 tricks of using “sudo apt-get update”, “sudo apt-get upgrade -y”, and updated the Nvidia GPU drivers to version 510.73.05

[Grea]

You are running on USB. With the driver changes and other things you have executed, you are better off downloading the latest stable release and reflashing with Etcher:

Install Hive OS

Then, lock down the security settings, run disk-expand, update to lates HiveOS, and proceed. 2070 Supers run just fine on the drivers in latest stable kernel release.

[socal]

I was hoping I wouldn’t have to physically reflash the USB since its at a remote location.

The GPUs work fine with Gminer version 2.99 but if I try to use lolminer or NBminer I get the whole “GLIBC 2.25 not found” error

[Grea]

You can refresh remote from inside the shell interface.

I use the full syntax for such vs. the abbreviations via hiveshell.
hive-replace --stable -y

Just fired it off on my USB based test rig to confirm it has not changed.

If that fails, you’ll likely need a hands on action.

[socal]

Yeah that fails, I get the "E: Package ‘fdisk’ has no installation candidate Failed to install required packages" error message when I try to do that

[Grea]

Corrupted files or hacked in my experience.

I’d lean the former in this case since it is USB, had driver changes, and a number of other actions, which are common problems due to slow write speeds.

[socal]

well, thanks for the help anyway I appreciate it

[aswainwright]

Try running
sudo hive-replace -y --stable

[Grea]

It the miner packages, most likely, but again, USB is not fun:

hpkg remove miners noinstall
then run
apt update && selfupgrade -f && sreboot

[socal]

nope, still gettting the GLIBC2.25 not found error.

The fix I’ve found thats worked for others was doing the “hive-replace” command but that fails for me so probably just going to have to physically reimage the USB