02-22-2016, 01:21 PM
(02-22-2016, 01:01 PM)TheStranger Wrote:(02-21-2016, 08:40 PM)Deak Phreak Wrote: I checked the runApp and it looks fine. Did you use the correct command to package it up again? "mksquashfs squashfs-root modifiedfw.bin -all-root -noI". Did you edit the file directly on the VM and not in windows? The only thing I can think of is that somehow the flashing went wrong. I know on mine, sometimes the SD card will disconnect when moving around the device. If that happens during flash, it can corrupt it or not fully flash.
The only real way to know what is wrong is to solder on a USB->Serial adapter and view the output of the device.
Hi!
OK, next problem - the USB->Serial Adapter not working on Windows10 - i look at amazon for a good one.
I edit the file in the shared folder (edit/save in windows notepad++) and package it up in VM. Yes i use this command!
I will buy a soldering iron and a adapter - may take some time...
That is most likely your problem. You have to edit and do EVERYTHING in the VM! It may just seem like simply editing a text file, but windows and linux are different. Windows editors can put in different characters for line returns which may have happened and botched the script. You only want a shared folder to send and receive the .bin file. In Ubuntu, you should move the .bin file to a local directory in the VM before doing any editing. Things such as symlinks will break in a windows environment.