ok i just reinstalled a newer one.
openmediavault-flashmemory 3.4.3
OMV 3.0.64 on XU4 not booting up?
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- OMV 3.x
- gelöst
- Always
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have you reupped a new 3.0 image? or
Nope. I can't replicate your problems. So, I don't know what to fix. I guess I will try unplugging it from my network to see if it boots.
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Hi,
i can report the same boot problem with omv 3.064. Version 2.xx was running successful. The boot problem exists with SD and eMMC cards. I used 7Zip to unzip and Win32imager to write on SD and eMMC card, both on Win8.1
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i can report the same boot problem with omv 3.064. Version 2.xx was running successful. The boot problem exists with SD and eMMC cards. I used 7Zip to unzip and Win32imager to write on SD and eMMC card, both on Win8.1
I guess I will have to try writing the card with Windows. I normally use dd on Linux.
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I have the same issue with my odroid xu4 an the omv_xu3_xu4_3.0.64.img image. The odroid won't boot.
I work with Ubuntu 16.04 and dd. I tried different 8, 16 and 32GB SD-Cards without succes.
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The odroid won't boot.
It won't boot at all? It would be nice if someone testing this image (other than me) had the serial cable to give me more info.
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Downloaded my own image from sourceforge on Windows. Extracted with 7-zip. Wrote to different SD card than usual with win32diskimager. Booted just fine in all three of my XU4s without a network connection. Really mystified why this isn't working on your XU4s.
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Just uploaded a 3.0.65 with a few minor change. It requires a 8 GB SD card and doesn't resize the third partition (to eliminate resizing causing problems).
All work fine. Thank's
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It would be nice if someone testing this image (other than me) had the serial cable to give me more info.
If the problem with the new image persists, I can test it on my XU4
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The new images works perfect with a 16GB eMMC card. The 8GB eMMC has "not enough space", Windisk32imager is reporting this.
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The 8GB eMMC has "not enough space", Windisk32imager is reporting this.
Good to hear that it works with eMMC. The 8GB eMMC must be just a hair smaller than my 8 GB SD card. If you write it with dd and resize the third partition with gparted-live, it should still work fine. Or you could write the image to the 16 GB eMMC and shrink the third partition a bit (with gparted-live). Then clone it to the 8 eMMC.
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