Pi zero not rebooting multiptle times after manual installating

[Sjorsa]

Describe the problem

I installed Raspberry Pi OS Lite (32bit) on a Pi Zero W using the official Raspberry Imager.

After booting into that and updating with sudo apt updateand sudo apt upgrade, I run the installation command curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/marcone/teslausb/main-dev/setup/generic/install.sh | bash as root and it does a whole bunch of stuff.

According to the instructions, the Pi should reboot multiple times now, but it only reboots once and doesn't do anything after that.

If I run the installation command again, it returns STOP: Previous resize attempt failed. Delete /root/RESIZE_ATTEMPTED before retrying.. Also, there is no /boot/teslausb-headless-setup.log file created, so I cannot debug what is going wrong.

What could I be doing wrong?

Device

Raspberry Pi Zero W

OS Image

other

Car Model

Model 3

USB connection

Center console

Logs

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Additional information

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[marcone]

Note that the instructions say that the Pi may reboot multiple times, not that it will reboot multiple times.
Regardless, it looks like it either got stuck or was still busy doing the initial file system resize. How long did you wait before running the installation command again?

[marcone]

OK, I can reproduce the problem. Must be something new/different about the current Raspberry Pi 32 bit lite image, since I installed this same way a few weeks ago. For now I'd recommend using the prebuilt TeslaUSB image.

[marcone]

So far I've found that just flashing the "Raspberry Pi OS Lite (32 bit)" and then running the curl ... | bash install command works.
However if first I apt update and apt upgrade, then the install command fails as described above.