-> easy enough, I did it with Win32DiskImager and a well-tested 64GB USB stick
2) Load the modified u-boot (from the Armbian image) using the UART method
-> I have issues here. I suppose that UART method consists in plugging in the microUSB cable into my PC and open the COM3 port with Putty, than hitting some key to interrupt normal boot.
Unfortunately the terminal just spits out garbled text. The setup for the COM3 port in windows is 9600bps, 8data, no parity, 1 stop, no flow control and matches the config in Putty.
Where do I find the modified u-boot in armbian image?
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Genesio Lini
Hello everyone,
I am trying to achieve first boot with a Clearfog Base with eMMC.
It was not clear (at least to me) that the eMMC version does not allow booting from SD card *at all*
But hey, let's get this baby up&running, can anybody please help me?
I am trying to follow this procedure [https://www.armbian.com/clearfog-base/]:
1) Write the image to a USB flash drive
-> easy enough, I did it with Win32DiskImager and a well-tested 64GB USB stick
2) Load the modified u-boot (from the Armbian image) using the UART method
-> I have issues here. I suppose that UART method consists in plugging in the microUSB cable into my PC and open the COM3 port with Putty, than hitting some key to interrupt normal boot.
Unfortunately the terminal just spits out garbled text. The setup for the COM3 port in windows is 9600bps, 8data, no parity, 1 stop, no flow control and matches the config in Putty.
Where do I find the modified u-boot in armbian image?
I'm stuck here, and I don't know how to proceed.
Thank you
Genesio
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