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Gatuno123

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  1. Ok, finally found a solution! Turns out that if you install Android you cannot boot Armbian Image. So, using coreelec I use dd to zero the partitions mmcblk0, mmcblk0boot0, mmcblk0boot1 and mmcblk0rpmb. After that, I inserted the SD card and armbian finally boot up. Thanks!
  2. I have some Banana PI M2 Pro, and I have successfully booted CoreElec, even I managed to copy the whole system to emmc, but I can't boot a SD with Armbian. For coreelec, I erased the emmc using the Image burning tool and a usb cable. Android boots up normally and I execute reboot update and the SD with coreelec boots up correctly. For armbian, I insert the SD card formated with Armbian_24.11.1_Bananapim2pro_bookworm_current_6.6.61_minimal.img and Android boots up, next, I execute "reboot update" and Android shows a error page. Attached there is a serial log, the one from coreelec is from cold boot to coreelec using a SD card, without needing to type "reboot update". The second, is from armbian using an armbian SD, I typed reboot update on android and next error image. My whole intention is to install armbian directly on emmc, and boot up without SD card. Hope somebody can helpme. coreelec_good_boot.txt armbian_bad_boot.txt
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