Hi,
I bought two boards and did some initial tests with them for a new project based on a Pi5. So far so good. I found the firmware update in the Git respository, and pushed the Update64 to start on the latest version of the software.
That also went through smoothly.
Unfortunately, the board is now no longer accessible (LED is off).
What can I do?
Best regards
Olaf
I bought two boards and did some initial tests with them for a new project based on a Pi5. So far so good. I found the firmware update in the Git respository, and pushed the Update64 to start on the latest version of the software.
That also went through smoothly.
Bash:
$ ./update64 0
You are ready to update the firmware on your board.
Your Raspberry Pi must be connected to the internet.
We strongly recommend to disconnect all outputs from the board since they can change state unpredictably.
Type "yes" (without quotes) to continue or anything else to quit:
yes
CPUID: 440073000350534d34313720
Downloading firmware... Done
Programming the board...100% Done
Bash:
$ ./multiio -help board
Fail to read memory!
Multi-IO id 0 not detected
What can I do?
Best regards
Olaf