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Hello!
Now it seems to work. Had to flash Android. Over that I had to flash the ct-lubuntu image and then the nand-sata-install succeeded. After wards I had to repair the file system. I installed twice and had both times a corrupt filesystem. But now it works.
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I think that LiveSuit for Mac is crap. I used a Windows PC and I could flash the Android image. Then it booted from nand. I set up an Ubuntu VM and created the Armbian image from your repo. Nice so far. Had no problems. Then I put the image on a sd card and it booted. I startet the nand-sata-install script, waited for it to complete, removed the sd card and powered back up. Black screen, nothing happens. I'll try the lubuntu way next.
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It is an older 5:4 VGA monitor with a 1280x1024 resolution.
The board is powered over the power plug next to the ethernet port.
Network cable is attached and a DHCP server is running.
I am still waiting. I just leave the monitor on.
It says that the signal is out of range.
I also tried a 16:9 VGA Monitor with 1920x1080 and a 16:9 HDMI monitor with 1680x900.
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I should add, that everything worked with the preinstalled android image. And it worked with the main line. While I want to use the nand to boot from, I cannot use the main line.
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I can't even flash that image. Neither with the LiveSuit nor with dd. Commenting out formatnand doesn't help either. I can see it being written on the nand when I mount the devices, but it does not boot. But that shouldn't be your problem. It is the manufacturers problem for the inconsistent information. Now I will try to create my own image. Maybe I have more luck with that.
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No chance. "Image file invalid"
It is the LiveSuit 3.05 for Mac.
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Okay. I tried it with the ct-lubuntu-server-nand-v2.0.img. I hope that was right. "Image file invalid".
I'll try the desktop image.
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Sorry for hijacking this thread, but although I changed the script and nand1 is written now, it won't boot from nand. It is just sitting there with the power led on. No video output or led activity.
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Hello!
I wrote the legacy image to a sd card and put it into the card slot. I can see something like diagnostic message and then "starting kernel". After that there is no video output. Neither over VGA nor over HDMI. Is that wanted? I tried 3 different monitors, but no chance. I can connect via ssh after a few minutes, but using a monitor and a screen would help, when there is no network. What am I doing wrong?
Greetings,
Pille
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Hello!
The upgrade was just in that moment done, when I tried to sign up. Now the signup, except for the Facebook method, does not work. The security thingy does not show up.
No video output
in Allwinner sunxi
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Okay, there is light at the end of the tunnel. Had to manually set the output with a10disp. Fortunately that worked over ssh and it remembers the last setting.