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@rsglobal yes, looks like tesla-android managed to get it work on cm4 with nvme drive, but not with rpi4. There is no way to attach nvme drive directly to rpi4 board, only over usb, but looks like u-boot XHCI driver corrupts memory when bootscript loads the boot image using part read usb. I've verified that the boot data lays in the memory correctly using md.w after part read usb and your custom smart load implementation abootimg load. The same script but with mmc read works perfectly.
This is just a note. I don't know whom to address to this issue. Just leaving it here.
I'm trying to bring up full boot from SSD drive connected over USB. So i've prepared u-boot:
CONFIG_BOOTCOMMAND="setenv intf usb && setenv bootdev 0 && setenv scriptaddr 0x3000000 && load ${intf} ${bootdev}:2 ${scriptaddr} boot.scr && source ${scriptaddr}"
generated boot.txt
And the output of this: kernel failed to load:
crash
Changing 'intf' from 'usb' to 'mmc' makes sdcard boot fine. And I wonder, what's wrong with usb storage. Any hints?
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