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@JumboAg@Werner Is the CH343G fine? it is 6Mbps I'm trying sim@p: ls /dev/ttyACM* /dev/ttyACM0 sim@p: lsusb | grep -i 1a86 Bus 001 Device 006: ID 1a86:55d3 QinHeng Electronics USB Single Serial I've tried also with the rkdevtool on windows, but it never recognize the orange pi 5. But i got the same results, do you have other suggestion?
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Hi guys, finally the USB TTL cable arrived. I've read the OrangePi 5 user manual. I connected the cable to the board, but unfortunately i tried with Putty and also with minicom, but i don't get any information, into the terminal i got a black screen (like the screenshot attached). Does this mean that my board is dead? I think i should expecting an output like the one that @JumboAg posted before on this thread, am i right?
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@Igor Thanks, i'm believing that the image are ok, i was asking some suggestion to debug the root cause, if there are other way to have more information about the board, some logs. Just to be sure that the board is not recoverable @Efe Çetin Thank you, i need to buy the cable. I will check and keep you updated
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Hello, I have an orange Pi5, i had installed armbian a few years ago and everything was working fine. Roughly one year ago i turn it off and kept off until now. A few days ago I tried to turn it on again and i've inserted a new sd card containing armbian but it doesn't boot. I've re created the sd card a few times and also used another sd card because i was thinking something was wrong with the card. The board turn on but i got only the red led, and is stable. Searching on internet i found that maybe the Orange Pi is bricked, so i tried to use the MaskRom and Recovery button, but nothing happen. Also i'm not able to see the board inside the RKDevTool, neither windows detect it. Honeslty i do not think it is something hardware. I've searched on internet, but i'm stuck, the best post i've found is this one: But do not contain a solution. How can i proceed? What should i do as a next step?
