Hi,
So Fedora 34 minimal aarch64 boots and runs pretty good on my rpi4 4GB (great work!).
I have a powered USB 3 hub attached to it, and on that an arduino mega with rflink [1]. When I attach this after booting, it is recognised correctly, but when connected while booting, it runs into a boot-loop:
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Others within the domotica community also have this issue and it seems to be related to the use of u-boot [2]. This is also why rapsbian based distros like dietpi boot without issue as they do not use u-boot afaik.
I am not familiar with u-boot at all. Is there a way to exclude this device from the boot device discovery somehow (as I suspect this is where it goes wrong).
[1] https://www.nodo-shop.nl/nl/rflink-gateway/168-rflink-868-arduino-antenne-us... [2] https://github.com/home-assistant/operating-system/issues/1011
Thanks!
- Fred
On Tue, Jul 13, 2021 at 12:43 PM Fred van Zwieten fvanzwie@redhat.com wrote:
Hi,
So Fedora 34 minimal aarch64 boots and runs pretty good on my rpi4 4GB (great work!).
I have a powered USB 3 hub attached to it, and on that an arduino mega with rflink [1]. When I attach this after booting, it is recognised correctly, but when connected while booting, it runs into a boot-loop:
[image: image.png]
Others within the domotica community also have this issue and it seems to be related to the use of u-boot [2]. This is also why rapsbian based distros like dietpi boot without issue as they do not use u-boot afaik.
I am not familiar with u-boot at all. Is there a way to exclude this device from the boot device discovery somehow (as I suspect this is where it goes wrong).
Not that I'm aware of and ultimately it would be just a work around for a specific device, not an actual fix.
The real fix it to work out what is triggering the bug in USB on U-Boot and fix it, seemingly from the referenced github issue it's a general problem. Does the problem occur on other devices, or is it specific to USB on U-Boot on the RPi4?
You might need to review the previous emails from me with replied from Peter Robinson about using
rpi-uboot-update after updates.
:D