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Firmware files for the Raspberry Pi
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4 blinking leds after upgrading Pi 3 to b39dd764176933407df48424f1d0779da05142b1 #203

Closed TauPan closed 5 years ago

TauPan commented 5 years ago

I've seen 768ea94042bade6ea276c6cea358c9645cb5de6a now but erroneously used rpi-update as part of my regular upgrade process (some sites recommended this) until today. I'm going to stop this now and that's not really the point here.

I just wanted to point out that both my Pi3s stopped working with a red LED permanently on and a green LED blinking 4 times.

I've managed to rectify this by mounting the sdcard on my laptop and running rpi-update again with 458871abedfd68ea417d24577694dbe9d7d4db4c (the last working version).

If this (breakage on Pi3) is something you expect as the (apparently) ongoing process of adaptation to Pi4, you can just silently ignore / close this issue.

If you'd like more information from me, I'd gladly provide it.

Kind regards and thanks for your great work Friedel

popcornmix commented 5 years ago

When did you update? There was a bug in the rpi-update tool that was fixed at 12:36 today. If you updated before then, the reason is known (missing start.elf file) and shouldn't occur again.

If it was after then that is something we don't know about.

TauPan commented 5 years ago

Which time zone? I ran rpi-update before 1030 CEST (UTC +2).

popcornmix commented 5 years ago

We're in the UK so UTC+1. Sounds like you updated before the bug was fixed. All should be fine now.

TauPan commented 5 years ago

Ok, thanks. I didn't check the last commit in the rpi-update repo, which had an obvious enough commit message. ;)