bigtreetech / BIGTREETECH-SKR-MINI-V1.1

ARM Cortex-M3 series STM32F103RCT6 chip with 32-bit CPU 72MHz. Equipped with highly modular open source firmware Marlin2.0, convenient for users DIY and secondary development, exempt from the worries of the core code;
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USB not recognized on Raspberry Pi 4 #20

Open anm8tor opened 5 years ago

anm8tor commented 5 years ago

I have Marlin 2.0bugfix firmware installed on a Raspberry Pi 4 , running Octopi 0.17. When I connect the Mini board to the Pi using a USB cable, the Pi doesn't register "seeing" the connection at all. Clearing dmesg after boot, but before connecting, then running dmesg after connecting produces nothing. Checking lsusb only shows the four ports. I can connect the Mini to my PC and communicate via Repetier Host just fine, so I have it narrowed down to a possible linux driver issue on the board, maybe? Or some settings in one of the files used to compile firmware.bin?

OutsourcedGuru commented 4 years ago

In theory, the two USB 2.0-compatible connectors would be the most like the Raspberry Pi 3B in behavior. I wonder if anyone has tried this with Raspbian Buster on the 3A+.

anm8tor commented 4 years ago

Anyone able to respond? BigTreeTech???

chris3081 commented 4 years ago

Pi 3b+ is fine for me. I've gone down the route of using the TFT pin 5 connector with TTL converter as it fits better in my Wanhao i3 plus clone. Have you confirmed it working on a PC? Is the have you got the shunt in the correct position for power on the board?

kondas commented 4 years ago

I have the same issue, Pi4B + SKR mini 1.1. Also tried setting over_voltage in rpi boot/config but it did not help. Other devices recognize the board, rpi4 doesnt, dmesg empty. Other usb devices work well with raspberry.