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    Javelin got a reaction from amibumping in Odroid C2 and HC4 soft-reset fix for latest Armbian (24.08)   
    Thanks to g4751 for doing the tests for Odroid-HC4. The tests for the Odroid-C2 were performed by myself. Tests were performed on Armbian 24.08 Official releases.
     
    Fix is to add a section to the DTB to enable a recently (last year) added kernel driver "meson64-reboot" that is an updated version of the "odroid-reboot" in older kernels.
     
    For Odroid-C2:
     
    - save your existing DTB
    - use DTC to convert DTB->DTS
    - modify the DTS with the code below
    - use DTC to convert DTS->DTB
    - reboot (will fail because new DTB not loaded yet)
    - POR (will now load the new DTB)
    - log-in
    - reboot should now work.
     
     
     
     
     For Odroid-HC4:
     
    - save your existing DTB
    - use DTC to convert DTB->DTS
    - modify the DTS with the code below
    - use DTC to convert DTS->DTB
    - reboot (will fail because new DTB not loaded yet)
    - POR (will now load the new DTB)
    - log-in
    - reboot should now work.
     
     
     
     
    Notes:
    - As far as I know, only the Odroid -C4 has an Armbian patch to do the above automatically for each release.
    - For others, updates may overwrite the DTB and you'll need to perform this fix again. In theory, DTB changes are fairly rare.
     
     
     
     
     

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