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No boot after reboot #11
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Hey, I can't reproduce this using bullseye and linux kernel 5.15. Which versions are you using? Also I noticed contrary to the other issue #12 both LEDs seem to be illuminated in your picture. Are you maybe using the (very old) fox version? |
It would also be great, if you could use the UART to get early console output. Maybe uboot tells you what is wrong. |
Nvm this, just noticed in uboot both network LEDs are on. Are you using a USB3.0 stick to boot? |
Hey, thx for your quickly feedback. I made a bullseye build with 5.17 kernel and an usb3.0 stick. After your feedback i try bullseye with 5.15 kernel and the usb3.0 stick, same fault. After that i try an old and slowly :( usb2.0 stick. Reboot works fine with 5.15 und 5.17. Is my usb3.0 too fast (sandisk extreme usb3.0) or it is on the 3.0 standard? Sorry. I dont know what "UART" is or how it works. I´m a newbie in linux :( |
This seems to be a general problem with usb3.0. Uboot seems to have problems with re-initialization... UART is a serial port, very helpful when debugging low-level problems. https://github.com/Heisath/wdmc2-kernel/blob/master/docs/UART_Pins.txt |
After a reboot via cli, the system dont boot correctly.
root@wdnas:~# reboot -f
LED flash red.
Unplug/plug power is necessary.
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