Raspberry Pi 4 bcm2711 / Raspberry Pi 3 bcm2837 (aarch64)
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Hi,
I can't get the current version (20220220) for the RPi3 to boot. The u-boot works and the kernel starts. It does not show the kernel messages on tty1 or ttyAMA0. The next thing you see is loading of modules. It complains of not being able to mount /dev/mmcblk0p2 - no such file or directory. It looks to me as though there is no MMC driver loaded or it did not wait long enough for it to be detected (rootwait). After that it fails to find /sbin/init and the all too true message "Trouble Ahead".
Hi,
I can't get the current version (20220220) for the RPi3 to boot. The u-boot works and the kernel starts. It does not show the kernel messages on tty1 or ttyAMA0. The next thing you see is loading of modules. It complains of not being able to mount /dev/mmcblk0p2 - no such file or directory. It looks to me as though there is no MMC driver loaded or it did not wait long enough for it to be detected (rootwait). After that it fails to find /sbin/init and the all too true message "Trouble Ahead".
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