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Advanced users • Re: Looking for advance debug methods for non-booting Raspbian via NOOBS

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Try creating a file called autoboot.txt on NOOBS' / PINN's recovery partition.
It should just contain 1 line as follows:

Code:

boot_partition=6
This should force the firmware to boot off partition 6 directly.
If it won't, you might end up in a boot loop, so you'll have to power off and remove this file to recover.

You can change the `6` to the boot partition number of your other OSes (see installed_os.json) to see if you can get any of them to boot that way.
Black screen :(

Maybe, some mismatch for GPU ROM, which reads boot stuff and firmware files?! The backup I've made is approx 1 year old and I was making system (Debian) updates during this period (including Rpi related updates) ...

Info I got via UART (from RPi power off state, we can see multiple auto reboots):

Code:

.Raspberry Pi BootcodeFound SD card, config.txt = 1, start.elf = 0, recovery.elf = 1, timeout = 0Read File: autoboot.txt, 17 (bytes)Read File: config.txt, 133 (bytes)Raspberry Pi BootcodeRead File: config.txt, 133Read File: recovery.elf, 800028 (bytes)Read File: fixup_rc.dat, 3145 (bytes)Raspberry Pi BootcodeFound SD card, config.txt = 1, start.elf = 0, recovery.elf = 1, timeout = 0Read File: config.txt, 133 (bytes)Raspberry Pi BootcodeRead File: config.txt, 133Read File: recovery.elf, 800028 (bytes)Read File: fixup_rc.dat, 3145 (bytes)Raspberry Pi BootcodeFound SD card, config.txt = 1, start.elf = 0, recovery.elf = 1, timeout = 0Read File: config.txt, 133 (bytes)Raspberry Pi BootcodeRead File: config.txt, 133Read File: recovery.elf, 800028 (bytes)Read File: fixup_rc.dat, 3145 (bytes)

I see that autoboot was read by bootloader.

Totally out of ideas what can be wrong with boot process :shock: Need more verbose output to dig deeper. I leave JTAG as the latest option :lol:

RPi and microSD are not defective as I can install fresh OSes and they boot and work OK. I just want to preserve a lot of settings, configs I've made during years to Raspbian, which is not booting after microSD restoration.

Statistics: Posted by mrpib3 — Tue Apr 09, 2024 10:35 am



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