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Image not booting up #12
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Note the .xz extension vs .gz. I suspect this is the problem.
To be sure, I changed the compression of: https://github.com/inindev/nanopi-r5/releases/download/v12.0/nanopi-r5s_bookworm.img.xz to gz:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LMZi-jiYwHXZwNO3RcK126hNzPkVQjWW/view?usp=drive_link
If you have access to a linux box, the best way to write a .xz to an mmc is: xzcat r5s_bookworm.img.xz > /dev/sdX
…On 7/17/23 8:53 PM, Fernando wrote:
Hi there,
Using this image: https://github.com/inindev/nanopi-r5/releases/download/v12.0/nanopi-r5s_bookworm.img.xz
Its is not booting up stock Debian 12 on my NanoPI R5S
I tried downloading it again and flashing with both w32diskImager and Balena Etcher to no avail
In contrast, the Debian 11 bullseye core image found here:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1fB3R5WX4M4IPPqO8A0waCT_tUeEisfST
Works flawlessly
What could be the problem?
Thanks, have a nice week.
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Downloaded your file and flashed it using a Debian 11 and xzcat, it flashes successfully but still does not boot, tried balena again, it flashes but does not boot. Even if I extract the .xz or .gz file with 7zip, get the .img file and flash it, it flashes correctly, but does not boot. The only thing that I can see being different from the Bullseye image is that your file is smaller and has less partitions after flashing. |
Are you sure it did not boot properly? Did you hold the mask button? (i.e. what failure did you observe?)
If you have a serial console connected its output is helpful.
…On 7/17/23 9:47 PM, Fernando wrote:
Downloaded your file and flashed it using a Debian 11 and xzcat, it flashes successfully but still does not boot, tried balena again, it flashes but does not boot.
Even if I extract the .xz or .gz file with 7zip, get the .img file and flash it, it flashes correctly, but does not boot.
The only thing that I can see being different from the Bullseye image is that your file is smaller and has less partitions after flashing.
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It is connected by hdmi to a tv, what I see is this: |
The NanoPi R5S has an internal eMMC on the board that comes from the factory with Linux running on it. The mask button disables the internal eMMC allowing the external removable MMC card to boot. You have two options: one is to erase the internal eMMC which will always force the external MMC to be used. The other is to over-write the internal eMMC and always boot from it.
The internal eMMC is easy to spot as it will have entries for To erase the internal eMMC with the factory load, become root ( It will take a minute or two to complete then you can reboot without using the mask button. It would then look like:
There are instructions for installing this debian load to the internal eMMC here: Basically you just download an image to the booted system:
Then write it to the internal eMMC:
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Ok so I opted to overwrite the internal system and followed your guide and it worked flawlessly, thank you! You can close this since this was a non-issue after all, but lack of information on my part. Thank you again, keep up the good work, and have a nice week! |
Hi there,
Using this image: https://github.com/inindev/nanopi-r5/releases/download/v12.0/nanopi-r5s_bookworm.img.xz
Its is not booting up stock Debian 12 on my NanoPI R5S
I tried downloading it again and flashing with both w32diskImager and Balena Etcher to no avail
In contrast, the Debian 11 bullseye core image found here:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1fB3R5WX4M4IPPqO8A0waCT_tUeEisfST
Works flawlessly
What could be the problem?
Thanks, have a nice week.
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