Closed chippey5 closed 3 years ago
Issue also reported to the armbian forums.
Update: The issue is most likely caused by insufficient amp throughput caused by the cable. Updating this issue once I have tried with a new cable.
Switched the cable and the board boots fine.
Great. It always hanged on the partition resize, indeed possible that the implied disk writes triggered the voltage drop.
Great. It always hanged on the partition resize, indeed possible that the implied disk writes triggered the voltage drop.
Indeed. There was a false positive before I reflashed the board - It was working with the same cable but everything was extremely sluggish, hence I wanted to reflash the image as that installation was more than a year old (and because I wanted to use DietPi over Armbian). So given the fact that the board successfully booted before reflashing I never thought it'd be the cable.
Always fun to tackle new problems, thanks for your effort in the dietpi forums as always @MichaIng
Creating a bug report/issue
I'm trying to install DietPi on my NanoPi NEO2 Black, but it doesn't appear on the network, so I grabbed one of my UART adapters and hooked it up to the board:
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First I tried with my Sandisk Ultra 16GB. SHA256 are passing, build from
Sat May 23 21:50:51 CEST 2020
. First boot:Then it stops there. Rebooting:
Again, no ball. At this point I found a Samsung Evo 32GB Class 1 card and flashed it. Booting:
And restarted like last time:
After every freeze I've waited for about 5-10 minutes not to be too impatient. At this point I tried flashing Armbian (
Armbian_21.02.1_Nanopineo2black_buster_current_5.10.12.img
) and it stops pretty much at the same point:Before I flashed these images i had an old Armbian image on it that was working which used the same SD Card. Unfortunately I wiped the SD card and I don't have that image anymore because I wanted to use DietPi instead. I'm not sure what to do from this point. Any help would be greatly appreciated.