>Buy ODroid-XU4 and eMMC module
>Supplier sends me Android flashed card instead of the Linux one
>I know this because I booted it and Android came up on my TV
>Flash eMMC to Linux using dd and HardKernel's suggested image
>Now it doesn't even boot, just solid blue LED for 5s, flashing blue LED for 5s, then dead. No video, nothing.
What's the problem here? I followed all the steps the manufacturer provided.
Buy ODroid-XU4 and eMMC module
Jace Clark
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Christian Morris
>>Flash eMMC to Linux using dd and HardKernel's suggested image
Format, and do this again, but properly.
Isaiah Lopez
i forgot to mention I'm gay. Hope this helps.
Samuel White
What do you mean by format?
Writing an image destroys whatever partition table was there, so formatting is useless
Aiden Rodriguez
Do it again, but properly.
Jeremiah Perez
you didn't flash with the good flags.
try this:
sudo dd if= of= bs=1M conv=fsync && sync
it should work
Jace Thompson
I was thinking to buy this little shit too but holy fuck 100 bucks for the thing is way too much.
Isaac Wood
also remove the dragon dildos from your ass
Gabriel Wilson
This is EXACTLY what I did.
I've tried reflashing twice already.
Wyatt Morris
just use android
Jason Garcia
>I've tried reflashing twice already.
Try a different method. Maybe use something with a gui.
Hunter Wilson
change the usb to sdcard adapter. the emmc module adapter is quite picky.
I had problems too and when I bought a mutli card usb reader, my problems disappeared
Cooper Wood
What are you suing to connect the sdcard to pc?
Matthew Taylor
I only have one, but I'll get another I guess
What model do you have which worked for you?
Will try this also.
Joshua Reed
pic related. mine is branded UGreen.
Charles Martinez
>I only have one, but I'll get another I guess
try a different usb port
Josiah Kelly
try a usb 2.0 port on pc
Adam Wilson
Looks like you're right, user. My shitty IOMEGA reader doesn't allow for stable access to the card, according to Etcher. So, the flash might appear to "work" in dd, but was not written totally? I don't know.
Josiah Jackson
did you try switching usb ports
Daniel Morales
Yes
Andrew Kelly
I don't believe you.
Parker Jones
Do you have the proper drivers.
Grayson Powell
Okay?
>Drivers
>For a shitty Chinese flash card reader on Linux
It works fine with normal SD cards, this is the first time its given me trouble
Angel Young
Use some hash check to verify what you've written?
Kayden Moore