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【Linux】 Load image from uSD card

Posted at 4/20/2023 14:30:18      View:1230 | Replies:3        Print      Only Author   [Copy Link] 1#
  • Type: Self-Compiled Firmware
  • SDK Package Name: rk356x_linux_release_20230330_v1.3.2a
  • Last Commit: 0000-00-00 00:00:00
  • Modification Content: Not modification
  • Log: logs.tar
Problem description and steps to reproduce:
Hello,
I built AIO-3568J_Buildroot_v1.3.2a_230226.img with default settings.
I loaded this img to uSD using command dd.
But when I'm trying loading system, nothing happened

Could you help me?
What do I do wrong?

Best regards
Alex

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Posted at 4/25/2023 15:11:09        Only Author  2#
you need to use this cmd to pack img:
  1. ./build.sh updateimg
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and dd the uSD.
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Posted at 4/25/2023 15:12:45        Only Author  3#
sorry, it should be this cmd:
  1. ./build.sh rawimg
Copy the code
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Posted at 2/29/2024 11:26:19        Only Author  4#
It sounds like the machine may not be booting up correctly for a few different reasons. You can attempt the following troubleshooting steps:

Use the dd command to confirm that the image file was successfully written to the uSD card. Verify that the write operation was successful and that the uSD card's device was the one you requested.

Make that the gadget is switched on and that the uSD card is properly placed into it.

Verify whether your device needs any special configurations or boot settings in order to boot from the uSD card. For some devices to boot from an external source, particular boot flags or configurations can be required.
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