(03-24-2020, 01:50 PM)sos Wrote: Have you tried hooking up a serial console and see what it tells you...
No, not even sure how I would go about that
(03-24-2020, 09:20 AM)wdt Wrote: @swulff
>Even if the eMMC is entirely fried, shouldn’t it still be able to turn on and at least tell me there’s no bootable disks or something?
No, no firmware, no bios, all the equivalent is written to nand, emmc or SD
Since you have had back off, try with emmc removed, unplugged
Took the back off, removed eMMC and all - no change.. put eMMC back in, no change.
I pressed and held the reset button for a while, now its booting in SD card.. Want to try to write Manjaro to eMMC see does that make a difference
(03-25-2020, 10:23 AM)swulff Wrote:(03-24-2020, 01:50 PM)sos Wrote: Have you tried hooking up a serial console and see what it tells you...
No, not even sure how I would go about that
(03-24-2020, 09:20 AM)wdt Wrote: @swulff
>Even if the eMMC is entirely fried, shouldn’t it still be able to turn on and at least tell me there’s no bootable disks or something?
No, no firmware, no bios, all the equivalent is written to nand, emmc or SD
Since you have had back off, try with emmc removed, unplugged
Took the back off, removed eMMC and all - no change.. put eMMC back in, no change.
I pressed and held the reset button for a while, now its booting in SD card.. Want to try to write Manjaro to eMMC see does that make a difference
Edit: That did the trick.. back up and running.. thanks for the inspiration
