Above is all the printing log for a each booting, right?
You device now just reboot in a loop and print the log above, right?
The M-Register approach should aways work out in any case, can you kindly confirm again with this, sometimes a defective USB-C cable will have same problem
I cann’t see booting, I can see this loop log only.
Vim2 just print this loop log.
M-Register does not work, I short two pads of M register and without release. And press Reset key. When I press Reset key, log does stop on 1 second, then I can see loop log again after. Cable is new.
Maybe it’s a defative device, does your VIM2 works fine at first? And can you take a picture and post here so we can get more details over the picture.
If the device is defative one, we will contact your for a return.
hi davemf,
it seems like that the capacitor(location: C128) has been lost, and the tow pad is short circuit whit something. can you kindly confirm Is it related to this?(may be you have a soldering iron or something like that, just disconnect the short circuited and boot the system again. )
my khadas vim2 also died unexpectedly. When turned on, the white LED lights up. there is no power supply on ports. If you connect an HDMI cable and supply power, the white LED lights up immediately and stays on.
M-Register does not work.
Linux uart is silent.
Help. What should I do with him?