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Odroid C2 current Jammy XFCE does not find partition

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Hi,

 

I downloaded the jammy xfce image for ODROID C2 today:

MD5SUM

033fbc0babb56db5388b4c707a2fc0ce  Armbian_23.11.1_Odroidc2_jammy_current_6.1.63_xfce_desktop.img.xz

 

After flashing it onto my SD card with xzcat and dd, I tried to boot with my Odroid C2 ending up with this error message:

ALERT! UUID=75e23441-f5ee-4479-a484-7060ccd898ae does not exist.

                       

So I put the SD back into my PC and checked with gparted: the UUID of the partition that I have on my SD card seems to have exactly the UUID that was not found.

 

In fact the boot until that error message lastet quite long, so I expect that the timeout is not too small.

 

Does anyone have an idea?

 

Thanks!
 

 

 

Solved by thGS

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Hi,

 

I tried another SD card:

the first boot stopped even earlier - at "press any key to abort autoboot" (or similar).

For some reason the next boot and the third boot where successful.

 

I hope now it will be running without problem - no idea what went wrong.

 

 

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