thanks, this is great, now we know this behaviour is normal.
the second, remaining question still stands: how to boot the thing without sd card?
to answer it, it would greatly help if you followed the guide here to flash emmc, and tell me if it worked? without plugging in the sd, of course
Milk-V Duo S is an upgraded model of Duo, featuring an upgraded SG2000 main controller with a larger 512MB memory and expanded IO capabilities. It integrates wireless capabilities with WI-FI 6/BT 5, and comes equipped with a USB 2.0 HOST interface...
p.s. do you have a button labeled “recovery” on EVB?
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l4l4l4l4:
thanks, this is great, now we know this behaviour is normal.
the second, remaining question still stands: how to boot the thing without sd card?
So after some debugging, with the EVB
You need follow this
Milk-V Duo S is an upgraded model of Duo, featuring an upgraded SG2000 main controller with a larger 512MB memory and expanded IO capabilities. It integrates wireless capabilities with WI-FI 6/BT 5, and comes equipped with a USB 2.0 HOST interface...
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“eMMC version firmware burning”
Solder a USB A cable to USB-DP, USB-DM and GND, no extra is required, the device will “act” as USB modem after power up, maybe disable other USB-modems
You need this CVI USB aka driver, install and keep the program running
This is important
EDIT:
The device will “cycle” through some boot sequence, so patience is needed.
I did the test on my linux machine, without the tool, but I can see the debug output on serial
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While @l4l4l4l4 says there’s no output over the serial line.
you rock, dude. will post an update here once I have time to get back to this.
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I don’t know.
With my first “quick and dirtry” test yes.
After my “debug” session, I think no.
They must be some “early” boot loader inside the Soc, like the Rockchip or Allwinner does.
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Glad to hear.
So I can do further work on drivers
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