Hello all,

ill try tell my problem.

I used u-boot-flash-spi-rock64.img.xz on microsd to flash spi and be able to boot from emmc. 
I used android tv as my emc image.
I played with it for some time ( worked okish btw) 
ANd now im lost.
I cant find my emmc ( I lost it) ( yeah blame me )
how will i be able to boot from micro sd . 
As soon as i turn on power all 3 leds all are lit bright and are not doing anything. neither will he boot from usb or from microsd. ( tried several sd cards and boot imgs)

Any help is appreciated.

Cheers.
Dre

hello
booting from emmc
so SD slot not used
but
can i use it for storage?
used lsblk, with a SD card inserted [format: ntfs-3], showed up as /dev/mmcblk1 [emmc was /dev/mmcblk0]
but mount failed, [tried a few different options]
also edited fstab, /dev/mmcblk /mnt/SD/ ntfs-3 auto rw 0 0
but the rock tried to boot from SD, which was empty, [had to remove above line from fstab]
can you please advise want to do
thanks

actually used an usb stick which automounted fine [mounted as /dev/sda]

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I'm trying to understand what are diferences between Rock64 Android 7.1 releases https://github.com/ayufan-rock64/android-7.1/releases
I understand what are *.zip, *-update.zip and -raw.img.gz
But what are:
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For now I feel that only "rock64_atv" images are working fully.