USB MSD timeout message - incorrect units #131
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Thanks, fixed, I'll include that in an update sometime next week |
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* Resolve: USB boot fails if the GPT contains no basic data or EFI partitions #130 * Resolve: Fix default BOOT_ORDER in mass storage beta #129 * Resolve: Add support for booting from a "superfloppy" disk #120 * Resolve: USB MSD timeout message - incorrect units #131 * Resolve: Recognize efi partition (0xef) as a valid boot #126 * The HDMI diagnostics screen now displays the most significant bytes of the SHA-256 of the config.txt file.
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This should be fixed by e87bc4d The binaries are available in this release which can be flashed using the Raspberry Pi Imager |
Confirmed - LGTM. |
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Describe the bug
When testing USB MSD boot, I received some messages like this:
USB MSD timed out after 10000 secondsThe timeout appears to actually be 10000 milliseconds, i.e. 10 seconds.
Originally reported in the forums at https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=63&t=274595#p1663699
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Boot Pi 4 with no boot devices attached, and USB MSD boot enable in the bootloader config (e.g. BOOT_ORDER=0xf41).
Expected behaviour
seconds -> milliseconds
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Bootloader version and configuration
pi@pi4b2hdd:~ $ vcgencmd bootloader_version
May 15 2020 11:05:52
version 23a9f59b85f5a81bb2eec455e064ef9905216322 (release)
timestamp 1589537152
and
pi@pi4b2hdd:~ $ vcgencmd bootloader_version
May 21 2020 18:02:07
version ae867e96f2d7d0613dfb7e21b98b7cf99a606efc (release)
timestamp 1590080527
Config is unmodified in both cases.
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