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Odroid-C2 does not start (no boot) after "reboot" command (RE-OPEN), start without login

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Hello

I tried to retasrt my system, but it doesn't work.

Before i post my question i found this thread:

 

i can't find a solution in the thread. Does anybody knows, how he fixed it?

 

I need to restart the system.
Can i disable the user login to the beginn? i need to start without a login choice.

 

 

Thank you

 

 

Edited by jumbo125

  • jumbo125 changed the title to Odroid-C2 does not start (no boot) after "reboot" command (RE-OPEN), start without login

I have a similar continuous reboot issue and have narrowed it down...

 

I have an odroid-c2 with eMMC module flashed with Armbian_23.02.1_Odroidc2_jammy_current_6.1.14_xfce_desktop
I have the following connected to the USB ports.  1) USB to audio headphone/microphone jacks 2) Wifi keyboard dongle

 

Odroid-c2 starts up ok and presents me with the XFCE desktop.

 

The issue is if I have both the eMMC module and a SDHC card on the system and power up the system, it continuously reboots. Note that the SDHC card is not bootable. Just formatted with ext4

 

Note that I could boot the odroid-c2 with either eMMC module or SDHC card flashed with Armbian.

Edited by dev001
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  • Author
Am 18.4.2023 um 13:25 schrieb dev001:

The issue is if I have both the eMMC module and a SDHC card on the system and power up the system, it continuously reboots. Note that the SDHC card is not bootable. Just formatted with ext4

okay, i check it.

 

My card is ext4 formated 😞
can i change it? which format do i need to maket the sdhc bootable?

should it fix the problem, when i convert it?

Edited by jumbo125

As mentioned previously, make sure your SDHC card is specified as UHS-I

You do not need to format your SDHC card. You need to flash the card with the Armbian image for the odroidc2.

  • Author
vor 8 Stunden schrieb dev001:

You do not need to format your SDHC card. You need to flash the card with the Armbian image for the odroidc2.

Okay, i had flashed it with the armbian image for the odroid c2. So my last chance is to check, if it is specified as uhs-i

 

i will try to find it out

thank you

 

EDIT: yes it is u1.

i have this:

https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B08JYDZ75X/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Edited by jumbo125

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