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arm240_start.elf broken? #5
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It should be smaller, it is build with fewer libraries. |
Ok, but to me it seems like arm240_start.elf is broken anyway. Seems like I'm not the only one with this problem. (http://www.raspberrypi.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=8725&start=25) |
Do you have rotated display? |
No, I have no display connected at all. |
Same problem. ~6 hours ago I used rpi-update, which froze and caused a freeze for any other program when doing SD card access (happens a lot for me), so I pulled the plug. I then fixed the SD card using my laptop, fsck and rpi-update in offline mode. It still wouldn't boot, so I connected my TV to the raspi and noticed that it just stopped at the rainbow screen. I double checked that /root/.rpi_firmware/arm240_start.elf and /boot/start.elf have matching md5 sums, and also compared md5 sums for bootcode.bin, loader.bin and kernel.img, and they all matched. Then I copied arm224_start.elf to start.elf and now my pi works again. |
Booting with latest arm240_start.elf works fine for me, so the problem appears to be solved. |
Can you do a test for me. |
Is that not going to be a little different for different SD cards? On 15 September 2012 15:39, popcornmix [email protected] wrote:
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Yes. But as I don't see the problem I need some information. Possibly 1ms is enough for everyone. Maybe it's 100ms or 1000ms. |
boot_delay=0 works for me (simple "reboot" command, and also unplugging the pi for a few minutes, then plugging it in again). |
I finally had time to test the new arm240_start.elf and I can confirm that it boots now without problems. |
I cannot boot with arm240_start.elf, the others work fine.
What caught my attention is the different filesize:
arm128_start.elf 2465.904 kb
arm192_start.elf 2465.904 kb
arm224_start.elf 2465.904 kb
arm240_start.elf 642.192 kb
Thanks for looking into this!
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