Closed yangyueren closed 3 years ago
I solved this problem by modifying the config.txt:
Replace kernel_old=1
with arm_64bit=1
.
This problem is caused by the newer Pi os.
The new pios also puts you in a different exception level than the older ones, I have some code to revert it to how it was before so you can follow along with the lessons related to exception levels as well: https://youtu.be/zRhMutscRL0
The new pios also puts you in a different exception level than the older ones, I have some code to revert it to how it was before so you can follow along with the lessons related to exception levels as well: https://youtu.be/zRhMutscRL0
Thanks for your quick reply. I will look into it.
when I open the putty and connect the raspberry-pi, there are Garbled codes as the picture shows. but if put the bootcode_delay=5 in to config, using 5 seconds to open the putty and connect the raspberry-pi, it can get the right output.
I have an problem with Mac and ch340G chip usb2ttl. Could someone help me? When I use
screen /dev/cu.wchusbserial14130 115200
to connect to the original Pi OS, everything goes well. I can login and do everything.But after I remove the kernel*.img in the boot and place the kernel8.img, as well as modify the config.txt to
kernel_old=1 disable_commandline_tags=1 enable_uart=1
, I fail to see the hello world.Originally posted by @yangyueren in https://github.com/s-matyukevich/raspberry-pi-os/issues/43#issuecomment-737220879