WHY U NO BOOT ANYMORE? REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE RIP muh first

>>60426564

Have you tried connecting to a serial terminal to see what uboot is shitting out over the serial port?

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>>60426599
Yes, as you can see in the pic.
It is spitting out nothing. ;_;

>>60426651

I don't know pin outs, but I'm also assuming you're applying voltage and ground to the correct pins.

JTAG?

>>60426651

Well, then. It sounds like this device served you well and is ready for retirement. Put it on a stand with an honorable mention and get a new one.

>>60426705
I just copied that image from the SD to another microSD and tried out that serial connection with my raspberry pi 2 and it worked. That way I could atleast save my last script.
My raspi2 serves as my blog though. Will get a raspi3 then or try out one of its clones.

>>60426743

If you really are a hacker, I'd heavily recommend you figure out the JTAG interface on the RPI. You'd be surprised; maybe your boot rom just shat itself and needs to be relapsed... which you can do over JTAG.

I used my first Raspberry PI to watch anime on my old CRT TV.

Since it couldn't do 10 bit video properly it shat out pink artifacts and stuff. It's like I was watching busted VHS cassette.

Then I bought a LCD TV and discovered I could just stream video from PC

>>60426783

*reflashed

Thanks, phone.

>>60426783
>If you really are a hacker,
Still in learning phase, but yeah might try that out. Never done anything with JTAG.
Will definitly not throw it away right now

>>60426787
Just don't get 10bit releases?

All it's for is a slight reduction in file size.
Although many 10bit releases are so huge that there's barely any advantage in it.

>>60426799

It's the non populated P2 connector on the motherboard, the Broadcom JTAG. P3 is for the USB Ethernet adapter.

The pin outs are in the schematic. Best of luck.