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@Igor I donate to show my appreciation for everyone's efforts on here.

@SteeMan I've always received help in the past which is why I donate - no one seems to reply to my posts any more.

@SteeMan where have you moved it to and why 🙂

Just downloaded an image from here to eliminate any problem with my build - unfortunately I saw the same TdiVW_total violate spec errors - HELP ! is it a power supply problem ?

Hi all, built an image for the nanopi m4v2 today using this command line from the build folder ./compile.sh BOARD=nanopim4v2 BRANCH=current BUILD_DESKTOP=no BUILD_MINIMAL=no KERNEL_CONFIGURE=no RELEASE=jammy the build completed successfuly so I flashed it to an sdcard, the problem is is won't boot, I used my newly found skill ( thanks @Werner ) and connected my UART serial TTL cable. The output is rather verbose so apologies up front - does this mean anything to anyone here. The build is the same as I normally do and it's worked fine until today.

Sorry @Werner didn't know where to post it - where has it moved to ?

How does compile.sh display the nice little icons like 🔨 when building an image

@Werner I have uart working now - on my uart adapter there's a switch which turns 5v off or on - I turned it off and got the boot output - still don't know why it won't boot from nvme though

So I appear to have run out of ideas 😞 thanks for trying to help me

I have one of these which has a moulded connector onto the pins https://www.friendlyelec.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=178

Thanks @Werner I am booting from a fresh sdcard and it boots perfectly I just dont get anything back using picocom - should I connect the uart stuff before I power on the board ?

Hi @Werner I found a way to connect my USBTTL to my board with the USB end plugged into my Linux Intel NUC From a terminal on my NUC I entered picocom -b 1500000 -r -l /dev/ttyUSB0 and received this But I can't enter text , it just sits there - what am I doing wrong ? It's been years since I did this sort of stuff

@Werner the problem I have, is, the nvme adapter which houses the ssd drive https://www.friendlyelec.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=262 covers the uart connection - is is possible to do uart via the gpio ?

Hi @Igor I deleted the partition as you suggested and ran armbian-install, it looked promising to start with - I saw a message that said copying files please wait... - then I was prompted to press a button to reboot. The device starts flashing a red LED as is normal but that's as far as it gets, it wont boot - any ideas as to what I need to do ?

Thanks @Igor I'll try that, sorry for the late response