I just got my Edge 2 (Maker edition) today and was able to connect it to Wi-Fi in OOWOW. From there, I did a OOWOW update which seemed to go OK. Now I’m trying to get an OS installed (Ubuntu 22.04 - the ones in the OOWOW “wizard”) but, after installation and reboot, I’m greeted with the Khadas boot logo and that’s it - it never goes away. I tried attaching a keyboard and mashing some keys to “wake it up” but nothing. I tried both the Server and Gnome/GUI installs of Ubuntu but no change.
Power is via USB-C from my desktop USB (with rapid charging). I don’t have the “official” power adapter. The only things plugged in are the HDMI cable and power cable USB-C.
I went and bought a USB-C power adapter that’s within the power range - 9V/3A (and many others). Since I highly doubt it’s power related after trying several options, I installed Android (from OOWOW) and it booted just fine all the way to the desktop. So - either the Ubuntu images aren’t solid or there’s something else. Maybe because of my screen being an ultrawide? Any way to see some debug/UART output?
I’m connecting via HDMI to an LG UltraWide 29" 21:9 2560x1080 (model=29WL50S). I’ll capture a video soon, but it will likely just show a black screen followed by a black screen with the Khadas logo.
This is definitely a bug. Someone else is reporting the same thing and I used their workaround (booting without HDMI, waiting a few seconds, plugging in HDMI).
I had the exactly same problem. I never thought about my display. I had the board connected to a 1440p monitor via HDMI. After reconnecting it to regular 1080p monitor, the desktop ubuntu booted. Hope this might help you
For Android usage on Edge2 need setup boot-mode to emmc value, user can easily setup device boot mode via OOWOW, by default boot-mode always emmc, and no need to change…