rlukas210

@jock @fabiobassa hi after a long time!
I have spent many hours, tried several times, blá blá blá
After all, i got my board to work both with USB, and tried with Debian Image and nand was booted Fine!
 
I would like to give a huge thank you to you and everyone who could make this possible! 😁😁😁
 
edit:
 
I can't attach the images here, but in the link below has the proof and the df output
https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=1VJeOQczDYVTannltNl4cq0wk6WtvWokI
One more time, a big thank for u'all!! 

@jock @fabiobassa hi after a long time!
I have spent many hours, tried several times, blá blá blá
After all, i got my board to work both with USB, and tried with Debian Image and nand was booted Fine!
 
I would like to give a huge thank you to you and everyone who could make this possible! 😁😁😁
 
edit:
 
I can't attach the images here, but in the link below has the proof and the df output
https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=1VJeOQczDYVTannltNl4cq0wk6WtvWokI
One more time, a big thank for u'all!! 

@jock @fabiobassa hi after a long time!
I have spent many hours, tried several times, blá blá blá
After all, i got my board to work both with USB, and tried with Debian Image and nand was booted Fine!
 
I would like to give a huge thank you to you and everyone who could make this possible! 😁😁😁
 
edit:
 
I can't attach the images here, but in the link below has the proof and the df output
https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=1VJeOQczDYVTannltNl4cq0wk6WtvWokI
One more time, a big thank for u'all!! 

Erasing the NAND with rkdeveloptool was not a smart move, as you noticed right now the NAND is not detected anymore.
First of all, be aware that everytime you reboot the box, unplug the power cord and detach the serial connectors from the board if you have them attached: NAND boxes are very sensitive to even the lowest current.
As long as you tried both Armbian and LibreELEC, you should specify what image you did try: forget the mainline kernel images, they won't work with NAND because there is no driver. You must use legacy 4.4 kernel images.
 
From my point of view, as long as you erased the flash (thus removed the original idbloader), you may do something smarter and use the sdcard to understand if legacy kernel Armbian/LE boots from sdcard or not.
If it is not booting, you need to attach a serial adapter and take some logs because something wrong is happening and the kernel is not able to boot.
Note that probably you will need to erase the flash again if you installed a non working idbloader to make the board boot from sdcard without interferences.
 
Instead, if Armbian or LE are booting fine from sdcard, proceeding to restoring the NAND functionality can happen.
 
As @fabiobassa said, photos and signatures of the board as useful to understand if it is a known board or similar. I have an MXQ Pro 4K tv box right here and it looks similar to yours, but the commercial name is worthless since the board inside may be of a different revision with different components.

@rlukas210

hello and welcome on this 3ad
would you be so kind to provide us some photos of your board , thank you so much !

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